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National celebrities highlight 12th annual Mississippi Book Festival (opens the original)
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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Saturday is the day that book lovers look forward to each year: the annual Mississippi Book Festival. Thousands of people from across the state and country flock to our State Capitol to meet authors, buy literature and delight in printed pages. “Just to get all different types of Mississippians to one place to celebrate a shared love of reading,” said Mississippi Book Festival Executive Director Ellen Daniels. For 12 years, the State Capitol’s south lawn has welcomed mult
Body found in vehicle trunk in Simpson County identified (opens the original)
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SIMPSON COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) - The name of the person found dead in the trunk of a car in Simpson County has been released, and authorities need help finding out how and why it happened. According to Simpson County Sheriff Paul Mullins, the victim is 25-year-old Gramico Womack Jr. On Tuesday at around 6:30 a.m., a passerby notified authorities of a 2025 white Nissan Sentra parked with the engine running on Goshen Road near Highway 541 North. Investigators found blood on the vehicle and discovere
Four separate Simpson County shootings leave two dead and three injured (opens the original)
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SIMPSON COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) - A violent weekend in Simpson County: shootings erupted in different locations that investigators believe are connected. One victim’s mother is devastated after losing a second son to gunfire. Four separate shootings this weekend in Simpson County resulted in two people being killed, one here on McLauren Drive in Magee. According to the Magee Police Chief, an argument in the county spilled over into his city. “He was hanging out with family,” said Amanda Collins. “H
Voices of former Mississippi slaves documented for the generations (opens the original)
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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Inside the Mississippi Department of Archives and History are hundreds of stories told by former slaves recorded for federal documentation. These recollections - captured for the Library of Congress - don’t share every aspect, as they still lived in fear. Freed slaves in Mississippi, who worked cotton fields and plantations, decades later talked about their enslavement to the Federal Writers’ Project for the Library of Congress. In 1936, during the Jim Crow era, white int
Human Rights group urges for transparency in Tasia Fortune hanging death (opens the original)
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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - The hanging death of a Jackson woman earlier this month prompts a human rights organization to call for justice and transparency. The founder of the New Order National Human Rights Organization visited the memorial set up for Tasia Fortune Thursday. The 29 year old’s framed picture, surrounded by flowers, balloons and stuffed animals, sits beneath three large oaks behind a vacant house on the Road of Remembrance. She was discovered hanging from one of the trees in early A
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