Mississippi News
Judge denies request to push back Beth Ann White trial
SUMMARY: Beth Ann White appeared in court for a status hearing regarding the Hinds County crash that killed a mother and her six-month-old son. White's trial date of April 29, 2024, will not be pushed back despite her lawyer's request for a delay. During a previous trial, the state alleged that White's blood alcohol content level was more than three times the legal limit on the night of the crash. A mistrial was declared in November 2023 due to the jury's inability to reach a verdict. Allison Conaway and her son were killed, and her two other children sustained life-threatening injuries in the crash. White is indicted on four counts of aggravated DUI and has pled not guilty.
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SUMMARY: House Bill 349, signed by Governor Tate Reeves, will ban “squatted vehicles” in Mississippi beginning July 1, 2024. These are trucks or vehicles with raised front fenders higher than the rear fenders. Violating the law will result in a misdemeanor, fines, and possible license suspension. The Mississippi Department of Public Safety highlights safety concerns and the importance of maintaining visibility on the roads. The goal is to promote safe driving habits and ensure the safety of everyone sharing the road. The department emphasizes that safety is their top priority and will continue to enforce laws to keep roads safe.
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SUMMARY: Jackson police arrested Larry Stewart, 44, in connection to a recent homicide on Gordon Street. The victim, Ceasar Abrego, was fatally shot in a drive-by shooting on April 28. Stewart has been charged with murder and drive-by shooting. Anyone with information can contact the Jackson Police Department or Crime Stoppers.
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SUMMARY: The City of Jackson is losing revenue due to broken parking meters, prompting the installation of new touchscreen kiosks in the downtown area. Despite the $1.00 per hour parking cost and a two-week grace period, some residents are concerned about additional expenses. Others see the kiosks as a positive step towards progress. Suggestions for using the revenue generated include infrastructure improvements and addressing other needs of the city. Overall, opinions on the kiosks are mixed, with some residents supporting the move as a way to collect additional revenue. Enforcement of the new parking requirement will be done by the Jackson Police Department and the meter managing company SP Plus.
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