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Mississippi Supreme Court won’t remove Favre from lawsuit over misspent welfare money
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Supreme Court has denied an appeal from NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre, stating that he will remain a defendant in a civil lawsuit regarding misspent welfare money. The lawsuit aims to recover millions of dollars that were meant to help low-income residents but were instead wasted on projects supported by wealthy or well-connected individuals. Favre's attorneys argued that the allegations against him were meritless and politically motivated, but the court ruled against him. No criminal charges have been brought against Favre, but others involved in the misspending have pleaded guilty.
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SUMMARY: The Joe Brigance Memorial Park in Houston was vandalized by at least two individuals with the nicknames “Spooky” and “Draco.” The Houston Police Department is looking for the culprits responsible for tagging most of the playground equipment with a paint marker. The park is located across from Houston High School and authorities are urging anyone with information to contact them. The police want those responsible to clean up their mess and are seeking community assistance in identifying the vandals. Images of the vandalism were shared on social media in hopes of generating leads.
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SUMMARY: Lawmakers in Mississippi did not hold a vote on Medicaid expansion and instead decided to continue negotiations on the compromise measure. House Democrats opposed the plan privately, fearing the inclusion of a work requirement. They argue that a work requirement would not be effective and could jeopardize Medicaid expansion efforts. Lawmakers have until Thursday to reach an agreement on the issue. Failure to do so could mean Medicaid expansion will not move forward. Rep. Robert Johnson III expressed concerns about the work requirement and its impact on the Medicaid expansion proposal.
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SUMMARY: Michael Grayer, 43, has been arrested and charged with the murder of his mother, Charlean Grayer, in Jackson. The body of Charlean Grayer, 68, was found with a single gunshot wound inside their home on Stokes Robertson Road. Initially, Michael Grayer claimed to have found his mother's body, but evidence led to his arrest. He was charged with murder after investigators recovered a single shell casing at the scene. The incident occurred on Tuesday, January 23, and Michael Grayer was arrested on Wednesday, May 1.
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Speaker, lieutenant governor disagree on sending Medicaid expansion to the ballot
Biloxi Councilman Robert Deming enters guilty plea to federal drug charges
University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park rolling out new Physician Assistant Studies program
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Vancleave vs. South Jones (MHSAA Playoffs) [04/30/24]
Highway 90 commercial development and expansion taking shape in Waveland
Acadian Ambulance Service gearing up to commence operations in Harrison County
A big weekend of events Saturday, May 4, at The MAX
36th Annual Joseph “Joe” Brown Memorial Golf Classic coming May 10 to Briarwood
Purple on Purpose Relay Walk to raise awareness for lupus set for May 18
American Corrections Association performs audit on Kemper-Neshoba County Regional Correctional Fa…
Sister of Mississippi man who died after police pulled him from car rejects lawsuit settlement
At Lake High School in Scott County, the Un-Team will never be forgotten
On this day in 1951
One injured in Mississippi officer-involved shooting after chase
Festival merger in Leland sets up one major event for Mississippi Delta
Two women accused of shoplifting across southeast captured in Mississippi
Ridgeland man sentenced for molesting girl
PERS bill set to phase in employer rate increase heads to governor’s desk
Vehicle fire blocks all lanes of I-55 South in Hinds County
Investigation underway after gun found in backpack of Ridgeland High School student
Biloxi Councilman Robert Deming enters guilty plea to federal drug charges
University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park rolling out new Physician Assistant Studies program
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Vancleave vs. South Jones (MHSAA Playoffs) [04/30/24]
Highway 90 commercial development and expansion taking shape in Waveland
Acadian Ambulance Service gearing up to commence operations in Harrison County
A big weekend of events Saturday, May 4, at The MAX
36th Annual Joseph “Joe” Brown Memorial Golf Classic coming May 10 to Briarwood
Purple on Purpose Relay Walk to raise awareness for lupus set for May 18
American Corrections Association performs audit on Kemper-Neshoba County Regional Correctional Fa…
Bob M. Dearing Natchez State Park Lake to reopen
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Local News7 days agoSister of Mississippi man who died after police pulled him from car rejects lawsuit settlement
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Mississippi Today7 days agoAt Lake High School in Scott County, the Un-Team will never be forgotten
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Mississippi Today4 days ago
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Mississippi News5 days ago
One injured in Mississippi officer-involved shooting after chase
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SuperTalk FM2 days ago
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Mississippi News1 day ago
Two women accused of shoplifting across southeast captured in Mississippi
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Mississippi News6 days agoRidgeland man sentenced for molesting girl
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SuperTalk FM3 days ago
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