SUMMARY: Four juveniles were arrested in Harrison County, Mississippi, after a series of car burglaries on the Gulf Coast. Deputies responded to reports of suspicious activity and found security footage showing the suspects entering vehicles. They stopped a car with the minors, discovering stolen items, including a firearm. The juveniles, whose identities remain undisclosed due to their age, were charged with possession of stolen property and a handgun. Officials noted a 30% rise in car thefts around the holiday season, urging citizens to lock their cars and remove valuables to prevent such incidents.

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SUMMARY: State investigators are looking into the death of Trumaine White, a 41-year-old man who died while in custody at Amite County Jail on October 4. White was arrested after allegedly discarding what appeared to be a bag of drugs. His attorney, Bobby DiCello, is probing whether his death resulted from police brutality and if there are racial motives involved. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is examining the circumstances surrounding his death. Concerns have been raised by White’s family, as his mother reportedly received no information regarding his arrest or the charges against him, leading to demands for justice.

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SUMMARY: Business leaders gathered at the Mississippi Economic Council’s annual Hobnob event to hear from political candidates and officials before the upcoming election. Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson highlighted challenges for farmers due to inflation and trade issues. Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney proposed making his position appointed instead of elected. State Treasurer David McRae promoted delivering unclaimed money back to residents. Auditor Shad White discussed wasteful government spending. Attorney General Lynn Fitch focused on issues like domestic abuse and online safety for children. Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann advocated for Medicaid expansion and lowering the grocery tax, emphasizing state healthcare improvements.

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