SUMMARY: Kyndal Ray Edwards, known as A Walking Testimony, has walked over 8,000 miles across the U.S. in 731 days to raise awareness about mental health and recovery. Using a cart with the message “You Matter,” Kyndal honors those lost to mental health struggles and supports those currently battling. After overcoming his own legal issues, he began walking from Florida to Washington, then expanded his mission to cover more states, live-streaming his journey. His movement inspires hope and connection, touching people deeply. Recently arriving in South Mississippi, Kyndal continues toward Florida and Maine, spreading love and positivity coast to coast.

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SUMMARY: Termite season has returned to South Mississippi, with aggressive Formosan termites swarming around lights, especially around Mother’s Day. Bay Pest Control’s Bruno Milanese explains the colonies overpopulate in winter, and reproductives swarm near dusk, attracted to lights. To deter them, he suggests turning off outdoor lights and closing curtains at night. Moisture around the home, particularly above ground, also attracts termites—check for leaks and rotting near eaves, windows, and door frames. Spotting a few wingless termites indoors isn’t urgent, but seeing large numbers signals a need for professional inspection. Annual termite inspections are recommended to prevent damage.

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SUMMARY: Interstate 10, a major route through South Mississippi, is crucial for both legitimate travel and criminal activities, including drug trafficking by Mexican cartels. The DEA’s Steven Hofer emphasizes that I-10 is used to transport illegal drugs, chemicals, and money. The Harrison County Interdiction Unit plays a key role in intercepting crimes through traffic stops, with notable seizures of drugs and cash. Over the past two years, significant quantities of methamphetamine and fentanyl were seized. Collaboration between local, state, and federal agencies has been vital in reducing illegal activity, contributing to a 40% drop in overdose deaths.

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