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Mistrial declared in Brookhaven Fedex shooting case
SUMMARY: A mistrial has been declared in the case of a white father and son who allegedly shot at a Black FedEx driver in Brookhaven, Mississippi. The mistrial was declared after defense attorneys accused a detective of withholding evidence. The defense argued that the two men were following the FedEx driver to get his license plate number, while the prosecution claimed they had been chasing the driver before calling the police. The judge ultimately declared a mistrial due to multiple infractions committed by the detective, including withholding evidence. The trial will not proceed in its current state.
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SUMMARY: In a challenging Sun Belt Conference opener, Southern Miss fell to Louisiana 23-13 at home, marking their first loss against the Ragin’ Cajuns at M.M. Roberts Stadium since 1989. The Golden Eagles (1-4, 0-1) struggled offensively, managing only 177 total yards despite a decent defensive effort. Southern Miss scored twice in the first half through Kenyon Clay but couldn’t capitalize on opportunities. Coach Will Hall expressed disappointment in the team’s performance, particularly the offense’s inability to sustain drives. Looking ahead, Southern Miss will face Louisiana-Monroe next Saturday, seeking to improve their record.
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SUMMARY: The No. 12 Ole Miss football team secured its first SEC win with a decisive 27-3 victory against South Carolina after a prior home loss. Their defense excelled, allowing only three points—the lowest for an SEC opponent since 2015—while forcing turnovers and recording six sacks. Offensively, Jaxson Dart passed for 285 yards, with Henry Parrish scoring a touchdown. Despite struggling with injuries, including star receiver Tre Harris, the Rebels showed resilience and improvement, particularly in coaching by Lane Kiffin. Looking ahead, Ole Miss will face LSU next Saturday as they aim for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
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SUMMARY: The Loblolly Festival in Laurel is set for this Saturday, featuring 250 vendors from various states showcasing art, crafts, and food, with live music from two stages. The event runs from 9 AM to 4 PM, offering a family-friendly atmosphere with activities for children, including free artwork and rides. Notable chainsaw artist Dayton will demonstrate his craft on-site. Named after the prevalent loblolly pine trees, the festival highlights Laurel’s timber-town heritage. Attendees are advised to find secure parking nearby and prepare for walking to the event. Caroline Burks from Visit Laurel describes it as a fantastic day downtown.
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