SUMMARY: Christopher Antoine Davis is the chief suspect in a double homicide that occurred in Gulfport on Tuesday evening. Police found two victims dead from gunshot wounds after responding to a shooting report. Davis, 51, allegedly entered the home armed and fired multiple shots before fleeing the scene. He is wanted on two counts of first-degree murder and is described as a 6’1″ black male with salt-and-pepper hair, a beard, and brown eyes. Authorities advise that he is considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Gulfport Police Department.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Supreme Court runoff between incumbent Justice Jim Kitchens and challenger state Sen. Jenifer Branning remained unresolved late Tuesday night, with Branning leading by a narrow margin of 518 votes (0.44 percentage points) as most votes were reported. The outcome could take days due to outstanding absentee and affidavit ballots. Kitchens, who has served on the court for two terms, boasts significant legal experience, while Branning positions herself as a “constitutional conservative.” In another race, Amy St. Pe’ won a seat on the state’s second-highest court decisively against Jennifer Schloegel.

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SUMMARY: Amy St. Pe’ won the District 5, Position 2 Mississippi Court of Appeals seat in a decisive victory. In the November 5 general election, she secured a runoff spot with 35.2% of the votes, competing against Jennifer Schloegel and Ian Baker. St. Pe’ solidified her win in the runoff, leading by over 20 points shortly after polls closed, and the race was confirmed with 94% of votes counted. She brings three years of judicial experience, having been appointed Gautier’s municipal judge in 2021, and served as Moss Point city attorney for over 16 years. This seat became available after Judge Joel Smith’s decision not to seek reelection.

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