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A mother searched for her son for months — until NBC News discovered he’d been buried in a pauper’s field
FLORENCE, Miss. — Gretchen Hankins was in bed on a Friday night in May 2022 when her 39-year-old son leaned down with a hug and kiss and told her he was going to meet friends for the weekend. He promised to return in time for Sunday dinner. He didn’t...
Magee Band Presents Concert Monday 6 PM @ FBC Magee
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Safe rooms opened in three Mississippi counties ahead of potential severe weather
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – Three local communities have opened their safe rooms in anticipation of severe weather. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency says safe rooms are now open in Rankin, Copiah, and Jones counties. The Rankin County Safe Room is located at 651 Marquette Road in Brandon. You can...
One person killed, two others ejected in Thursday night wreck on rural Mississippi road
One person is dead and two others were ejected in a single-vehicle crash Thursday night. WLBT News in Jackson reports that officials from the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office report that crash occurred on Stump Ridge Road near Pisgah. The identities of those involved in the crash have not been...
One killed, two injured after being ejected in Rankin County crash
RANKIN COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) – One person was killed and two others were injured after a crash near Pisgah. The crash happened on Stump Ridge Road on Thursday, December 7. Rankin County Undersheriff Dwyane Thornton said three people were ejected from the vehicle after it left the roadway. One person died at the scene. Thornton […]
Weekly Safety Report: Recovered Kidnapped Children, Police Pursuit, Embezzlement, and Shooting in Rankin County, Mississippi
This week in Rankin County, Mississippi, several incidents occurred that required police intervention. These incidents include the recovery of kidnapped children and a stolen vehicle, a police pursuit involving juveniles from North Carolina, the arrest of a former HOA president for embezzlement and drug possession, and a shooting into a residence occupied by a woman and two children.
FedEx truck catches fire on Interstate 20 in Rankin County
RANKIN CO., Miss. (WLBT) - A FedEx truck was engulfed in flames Thursday evening on Interstate 20 just east of Hwy 49 South. Multiple drivers called to report the fire, which seemed to break out at about 6 p.m. Pearl Police and fire departments responded, according to Frank Hutton, Public...
Kasey Keith-Boyd Receives Ph.d
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Pearl PD officer in hospital after high-speed chase ends in multi-vehicle crash
A Pearl police officer was hospitalized after a Thursday night high-speed chased ended in a multi-vehicle crash involving juveniles. Pearl's Public Information Officer Frank Hutton said officers were notified Thursday about a vehicle traveling westbound on Interstate 20. The vehicle had been listed through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) as carrying missing juveniles from North Carolina.
Mississippi has no new detections of rabbit disease
BROOKHAVEN — Mississippi has some good news on the animal disease front. No new cases of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease type 2 (RHDV) have been detected in two years in Mississippi. Rabbit season is currently open and lasts until February 28. Rick Hamrick, Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks Small Game Biologist, said there has […] The post Mississippi has no new detections of rabbit disease appeared first on Daily Leader.
MDCPS hosts ‘Forever Loved’ event for adoptive parents around Mississippi
BRANDON, Miss (WLBT) - Saturday, dozens of CPS staff were on hand checking in parents and children, greeting them with smiles and hugs. Many of the foster parents received goodie bags as a token of appreciation for their commitment to bringing foster children into their homes and raising them. Foster...