SUMMARY: Stargazers in Mississippi can still view Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas (Comet A3) in October, with the last opportunity for naked-eye visibility on Friday, October 26. The comet is best seen 15 to 45 minutes after sunset, located between the constellations Sagittarius and Scorpio, approximately 10 degrees above the horizon. While it shone brightly like the North Star until October 16, its brightness is fading as it moves away from Earth. Observers can enhance their viewing experience with binoculars or a small telescope. This is a rare chance to see Comet A3, last visible around 80,000 years ago.

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SUMMARY: With Election Day approaching, Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson assures voters of the state’s election integrity, emphasizing that voter fraud is rare. Despite nationwide concerns about election interference, Watson highlights the safeguards in place, such as a dual-verification process and a state ban on ballot harvesting. He advises voters to check local election data through his office’s website. Additionally, U.S. Attorney Todd Gee stresses the importance of a fair voting process and encourages the reporting of any fraud concerns. The FBI will be available to address allegations of election abuses on Election Day.

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SUMMARY: Carly Madison Gregg, a 15-year-old from Rankin County, was convicted of murdering her mother and attempted murder of her stepfather, receiving two life sentences without parole. Her defense team has filed an appeal with the Mississippi Supreme Court, arguing that crucial witness testimonies were improperly excluded, compromising her right to a fair trial. They also claim new evidence could alter the verdict. Prosecutors assert that the trial was fair and the verdict correct. The outcome of the appeal motion is pending before Judge Dewey Arthur, with further appeals anticipated if the initial motion is denied.

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