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Break-In Reported in Neshoba County
PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Neshoba County deputies were investigating a break-in Friday evening.
The break-in was reported by someone who had been on vacation for a week and discovered their house had been burglarized while they were gone on County Rd. 785.
Deputies were sent to collect evidence.
No arrests... Read More.
Louisville Woman Could Get 20 Years in DUI Death
LOUISVILLE, Miss.--The Louisville woman accused of driving drunk and the wrong way on I-55, causing a head-on crash that killed a Canton woman, could get 20 years in prison.
WLBT reports Jordan Sullivan has filed a petition stating she intends to plead guilty to a... Read More.
Special Election Set to Replace Chancery Judge Kilgore
PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--A special election to replace Chancery Judge Joseph Kilgore has been set by Gov. Tate Reeves.
The special election will be Nov. 4, with a qualifying deadline of Feb. 3.
Kilgore is one of two chancellors who serve the Sixth Chancery District for Attala, Carroll,... Read More.
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Carthage and Leake Authorities Respond to Multiple Crashes Thursday
Carthage Police and Leake County first responders managed several incidents on Thursday, January 2.
At 7:19 a.m., Carthage Police were called to Fair Oil after a customer reportedly ran over the gas pumps. Later, just before 1 p.m., officers responded to a minor two-vehicle crash... Read More.
Neshoba County Lake to Be Drained for Spillway Repairs
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has announced plans to drain Neshoba County Lake, located off Hwy 486 southeast of Philadelphia, for spillway repairs. No specific date has been given for when the repairs will begin.
The boat ramp is closed due to... Read More.
New Year’s Day Brings Multiple Disturbance Calls Across Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Neshoba authorities were busy responding to a series of incidents on New Year’s Day.
12:13 a.m.: Philadelphia Police were dispatched to East Myrtle St. after a report of someone banging on a resident’s door.
Simultaneously, officers responded to Valley View Drive where... Read More.
SNAP Replacement Benefits Available for Recipients Affected by Recent Storms
The Mississippi Dept. Of Human Services has announced that SNAP replacement benefits may be available for those who lost power for 6 hours or longer due to recent storms, if approved.
In order for food purchased with SNAP benefits to be replaced, the disaster must be... Read More.
