Mississippi News
Habitat for Humanity home damaged during fire in Jackson
SUMMARY: A Jackson family has lost their home due to an alleged arson incident on Hite Street. Habitat for Humanity Mississippi Capital Area was alerted about suspicious activities surrounding the house, where prior issues with the tenant existed. The fire occurred around 9:30 a.m. on October 23, with no occupants inside at the time. Witnesses reported seeing individuals, previously evicted, vandalizing the property before setting it ablaze. Habitat for Humanity’s executive director stated that the organization now owns the damaged home and confirmed that the fire is being investigated as an act of arson.
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SUMMARY: Tyshawn Henley, a Columbus man, has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to first-degree murder in Oktibbeha County Circuit Court on October 17. The charges stemmed from the shooting death of 31-year-old Kirby Sherman during an incident in Starkville in April 2023. Initially charged with Capital Murder, Henley was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Task Force after the shooting at Blake Court Townhouses, where Sherman was found dead on the scene.
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SUMMARY: In Jackson, Mississippi, Anthony Johnson, 47, was booked on October 22 after being involved in an officer-involved shooting on October 15. He faces charges of aggravated assault on law enforcement and possession of a stolen vehicle. The incident occurred on I-220 following an accident involving two 18-wheelers. Johnson, in a stolen Volvo, reportedly fired shots at a truck driver. Police pursued him after he brandished his weapon, prompting officers to return fire and injure him. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is looking into the incident, and no officers were injured during the exchange.
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SUMMARY: At a career fair in Calhoun County, Mississippi, third and fourth graders engaged with professionals from various fields like military, health sciences, and engineering. High school students involved in a work-based learning program guided the younger students in small groups. The event aimed to inspire kids to explore future career paths early on, with hands-on and interactive stations. Alisha Jackson, the coordinator, emphasized the importance of helping children identify interests early to avoid future uncertainties. Coaches and professionals encouraged students to focus on their education, make wise choices, and prepare for their aspirations. Activities included fun interactions and vendor goodies.
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