SUMMARY: The Columbus, Mississippi city council has decided to demolish the deteriorating Maple Street building used by Dial-A-Bus, which is not a city organization. Due to its uninhabitable condition, the public works department will carry out the demolition by year-end. City leaders are collaborating with Dial-A-Bus to find a new location for its operations.

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SUMMARY: In Rankin County, Mississippi, the defense has begun presenting its case in the trial of Carly Gregg, a 14-year-old accused of killing her mother, Ashley Smylie, and injuring her stepfather, Health Smylie. The stepfather testified that Lucy appeared happy with his marriage to her mother. The prosecution rested its case previously, and a motion to transfer Gregg to Youth Court was denied. She faces charges including first-degree murder and could receive a life sentence if convicted. Gregg, who allegedly claimed voluntary intoxication due to marijuana use before the incident, remains held with a $1 million bond.

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SUMMARY: Canton, Mississippi is investigating a series of shootings over the weekend, including a homicide. Police Chief Otha Brown reported that the first shooting occurred on Saturday night, leaving Kenvarius Brown in critical condition. A fatal shooting took place early Sunday morning, resulting in the death of Booker T. Henry, who was transported to a hospital after being shot. The third incident involved Darrion Henry, Booker’s brother, who suffered a leg injury along with another man. Authorities are seeking information from the public regarding these events.

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