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Ole Miss deaths: Court document details seizure of kratom-like products from Oxford vape shop (opens the original)
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Newly released court documents are providing more details about the investigation into the deaths of two Ole Miss students and the kratom-like products investigators said were found in both cases. According to an affidavit, investigators seized more than 500 units of kratom from Puffs Vape Tobacco and Beer in Oxford. Investigators also seized suspected THC products and $1,799 in cash. Investigators say similar “SMAX” pills were found near both Ole Miss students, who died Sept. 21. Images of the
Durant police chief warns of 2 to 3 shootings a night as community fears leaving home (opens the original)
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Durant residents are facing a surge in youth gun violence, including multiple drive-by shootings, which has left many afraid to leave their homes. For months, residents say the gunfire has changed the way they live. “Here is where my son was on the seat. The bullet went through the phone,” a grandmother said while walking around her car. “Bullet hole here, bullet hole there.” Community activist Roderick Greer Talley said the shootings are unpredictable, leaving citizens fearful. “I could tell yo
Big crowds, big events could mean traffic headaches in Jackson (opens the original)
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Jackson is preparing for a busy weekend as tens of thousands of people are expected to attend the Mississippi Book Festival and the Jackson State-Southern football game Saturday. Tailgaters and fans are already beginning to arrive around Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium ahead of the game, with tailgating getting underway at 6 p.m. Visit Jackson External Affairs representative Yolanda Clay-Moore said the football game alone is expected to draw about 32,000 people and generate an estimated $6
Jackson braces for tens of thousands as book festival, JSU game spark major police presence (opens the original)
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Tens of thousands of people are expected to converge in Jackson this weekend for the Mississippi Book Festival and the Jackson State-Southern football game, prompting a coordinated effort by law enforcement to ensure safety and manage the large crowds. The Mississippi Highway Patrol, Jackson Police Department, Capitol Police, FBI, and Hinds County Sheriff’s Office will be working together to provide a visible presence near the events, including around the stadium and along busier routes. “With M
McWillie Elementary teacher honored with Alyce Clarke Award (opens the original)
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Natalie Long, a teacher at McWillie Elementary School in Jackson, was honored with the Alyce Clarke Award, recognizing her 25 years of dedication to her students and the community. "I am very shocked. I really am. I'm very honored because this is my 25th year of teaching, and I’ve been blessed with a really great classroom full of sweet students and awesome parents, great administration, and I’m just floored. I've never won anything like this before," Long said. She added with a laugh, "I’m just
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