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Police ID 3 men shot to death; search for suspects continues

Friday, October 15 by Breck Riley

Authorities have identified three men shot to death in Meridian.The gunfire on Tuesday also wounded an infant, who is expected to survive.Police identified the victims killed at a home in the city as 21-year-old Jacoby Jones; 23-year-old Kodi Davidson Jr.; and 24-year-old Hunter Card.Detectives... Read More.

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Audio: Mark Davis talks Music and Motors fest

Friday, October 15 by Breck Riley

Mark Davis. with Kosciusko Auto Parts,. visited The BreckFast Show this morning to preview the Music and Motors Festival coming to downtown Kosciusko this weekend.

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EC Warriors Fall to Co-Lin Wolves in Overtime 20-17

Thursday, October 14 by Staff Report

The East Central Community College Warriors played host to the Wolves of Copiah Lincoln Community College during homecoming at Bailey Stadium in Decatur tonight and lost in overtime 20-17. The Warriors enjoyed at 7-0 halftime lead over the Wolves and were up 14-6 going... Read More.

Mississippi works to offer driver’s license in digital form

Thursday, October 14 by Breck Riley

Mississippi is developing a way for people to have their driver’s license, vaccination card and other state-issued documents available in a smartphone wallet.Commissioner of Public Safety Sean Tindell said Tuesday that the digital driver’s license, or mobile ID, could be available as soon as... Read More.

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Why Gas Keeps Going Up: Central Miss. Has Neither the Cheapest, Nor the Most Expensive

Thursday, October 14 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Central Mississippi has neither the cheapest or the most expensive prices in the state. The state average is now $2.92 per gallon. The national average is now at $3.29 per gallon.Carthage is reporting $2.95 and $2.99, according to Gasbuddy. Philly has several stations... Read More.

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No Charges in Newton Elementary Shooting

Thursday, October 14 by Chris Davis

NEWTON, Miss.--No charges are being filed against the child who brought a gun to school in his back pack, a gun that went off. Tylin Parker, 6, was shot and his femur shattered on Spt. 30.The Miss. Bureau of Investigation is still looking into... Read More.

Grand Larceny, Bad Checks, Felony Possession in Neshoba Arrests

Wednesday, October 13 by Staff Report

How “Skip the Line” May Work for You

Wednesday, October 13 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--You may have heard of the "Skip the Line" program. It's been in operation for about a year now and allows you to make appointments online before you head to get your driver's license or other documents at any Mississippi Driver's License Bureau.Gov.... Read More.

Coronavirus Deaths Slowed But Not Stopped, Two More in Central Miss.

Wednesday, October 13 by Chris Davis

MORTON, Miss.--Coronavirus deaths have slowed down, but they haven't stopped. Of the 41 deaths reported by the Miss. state Dept. of Health over the past day, two were in central Mississippi, one person in Scott County and one in Newton County.The Dept. of Health... Read More.

Paying Our National Bills, But on Borrowed Money: How Your Congressmen voted

Wednesday, October 13 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--We will be able to pay our national bills, but on borrowed money. The U.S. House voted to raise the debt ceiling temporarily, avoiding a national default, by a vote of 219-206 Tuesday evening. None of Mississippi's Republican representatives voted yes."I think clearly the... Read More.

More Implosions Likely at Kemper Co. Coal Plant

Tuesday, October 12 by Chris Davis

KEMPER COUNTY, Miss.--You might've heard the noise about 7:45 Saturday morning. The implosion of part of the steel structure at the Kemper County coal plant, also known as Plant Ratcliffe, could be heard as far away as the Neshoba Co. Fairgrounds. The plant manager... Read More.

State of Emergency Extended, No New Coronavirus Deaths in Central Miss.

Tuesday, October 12 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--No new coronavirus deaths were reported in Mississippi over the weekend. The number of new cases was 1,041 for both Saturday and Sunday.The Miss. State Dept. of Health has made it a custom to publish the weekend numbers for both days on Monday... Read More.