SUMMARY: American Medical Response (AMR) ambulances in central Mississippi have started using AI-powered dash cameras to enhance safety. These cameras act as always-alert co-pilots, scanning roads and vehicle cabins to detect risks like sudden lane intrusions. When a hazard is detected, the system gives an audio alert, helping drivers react faster. This technology improves situational awareness amid heavy traffic, distracted drivers, and bad weather. Early tests show it eliminated 100% of near-collisions and reduced on-road risks by 60% in three months. Installation on all AMR vehicles in the region is ongoing and expected to finish this summer.

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SUMMARY: The Ole Miss basketball team has been active with team-building and workouts, but new French guard Ilias Kamardine has yet to arrive due to visa and eligibility delays. Coach Chris Beard explained that processing of I-20 forms, necessary for nonimmigrant student status, has been slow following a temporary pause on visa appointments affecting international students. Beard remains optimistic that these issues will be resolved well before the 2026-27 season starts. Kamardine, a 6-foot-5 athletic guard who starred in France and led his team to a U20 Eurobasket title, will undergo a catch-up process once he joins the team. Meanwhile, the roster is being revamped with numerous transfers and newcomers alongside returning players Malik Dia and Eduardo Klafke.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Children’s Museum in Jackson opened a new interactive exhibit, “May Belle the Cow,” celebrating National Dairy Month and extending its educational reach beyond June. Funded by The Dairy Alliance, the exhibit teaches children about dairy farming, agriculture, and nutrition using a life-size cow replica with a milking simulation. Mississippi has 48 dairy farms, and milk has been the state beverage since 1984. Museum president Susan Garrard emphasized the importance of teaching children where food comes from and promoting healthy lifestyles. The opening featured officials, dairy farmers, free milk samples, crafts, and hands-on learning opportunities.

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