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Investigation closed on accident that killed 5
MOSELLE – Authorities said the investigation of an accident that killed five people, including three children, in Moselle last month has been closed. Corporal Todd Miller, of the Mississippi Highway Patrol, said around 3 p.m., on Sunday, May 15, 27-year old Joanna Millam was driving a Chevy Suburban on Highway 11 in Moselle. Miller said Millam attempted to pass another vehicle on the roadway when she hit the car in the process.
WJTV 12
Ex-Mississippi officer arrested in Louisiana for impersonation
LAFAYETTE PARISH, La. (WJTV) – A former law enforcement officer in Mississippi has been arrested in Louisiana for allegedly impersonating an officer. Lafayette Parish deputies said Edwin Silence, 52, was arrested on Monday, March 10 in the 200 block of Sunflower Drive. According to investigators, Silence made statements to at least one victim identifying himself as […]
MotorBiscuit
Tennessee drivers are on high alert as 14 popular Memphis gas stations have contamination reports
There have been almost 50 reports over the last two years. The post Tennessee drivers are on high alert as 14 popular Memphis gas stations have contamination reports appeared first on MotorBiscuit .
vicksburgnews.com
19-year-old shot and killed in Vicksburg
VICKSBURG, Miss. — Officers from the Vicksburg Police Department responded to a report of a shooting in the area of Locust and Jefferson Streets. Upon arrival, officers discovered a 19-year-old male suffering from gunshot wounds. He was transported by ambulance for medical treatment but later succumbed to his injuries.
WTOK-TV
Social media post sparks firestorm
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Sparks flew at a city council work session today over a social media post claiming that city council members were committing “political suicide.”. In March 4th’s city council meeting, members voted to give future city council members a $7,000 pay raise, which equates to less than five extra hourly dollars.
ourmshome.com
‘Delightful’ Hattiesburg Grocery Store Fills Gaps, Provides Local Goods
Contributors: Morgan Gill, Miracle Jennnings, Mallory Strickland, Srividya Karuturi, Nischit Sharma, Javion Henry and Evan Baronich. A new grocery store is filling a long-standing gap in downtown Hattiesburg. Sincerely Grocery, a boutique grocery store specializing in locally sourced and specialty goods, held its grand opening on Feb. 1 at The Prospect on Main.