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Justice Department awards $900,000 to Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians to support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault

Friday, September 27 by Staff Report

Jackson, Miss. – The U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) has awarded $900,000 to the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians to support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, announced U.S. Attorney Todd W. Gee. The grant was awarded through the... Read More.

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Multiple Shoplifting and DUI Arrests in Attala and Leake

Friday, September 27 by Staff Report

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Aggravated Assault on a LEO and Felony DUI in Neshoba County

Thursday, September 26 by Staff Report

Aggravated Domestic Violence, Child Endangerment, and Disorderlies in Leake and Attala

Wednesday, September 25 by Staff Report

Assault, Burglary, DUIs, and Child Neglect in Neshoba Arrests

Tuesday, September 24 by Staff Report

Abusive Calls to Emergency Telephone Service and DUIs in Attala and Leake

Monday, September 23 by Staff Report

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Malicious Mischief, Child Neglect, and DUIs in Neshoba County

Sunday, September 22 by Staff Report

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Assault, Disorderlies, and DUIs in Attala and Leake

Saturday, September 21 by Staff Report

LA Rebels Lose Heartbreaker in Final Seconds to Heritage 34-32

Friday, September 20 by Staff Report

The Leake Academy Rebels traveled to Columbus tonight to play Heritage Academy hoping to improve their season record to 4-1 but Heritage also had hopes to improve to 5-1 on their season. The game was scoreless in the opening quarter but the Patriots were... Read More.

DUI, Disturbance of Family, and Drug Arrests in Neshoba

Friday, September 20 by Staff Report

Aggravated Domestic Violence, Felony Obstruction, and Assault in Leake and Attala

Thursday, September 19 by Staff Report

Carthage man sentenced in human trafficking case

Thursday, September 19 by Staff Report

A Carthage man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison with 10 years to serve in a human trafficking case.Attorney General Lynn Fitch says 38-year-old James Wilder was convicted of tampering with physical evidence and intimidating a witness.Fitch says her human trafficking unit... Read More.