SUMMARY: Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula has secured a $9.6 billion contract from the U.S. Navy to construct new ships, specifically San Antonio-class amphibious ships and the next America-class large-deck amphibious ship. This award initiates the construction of LPDs 33, 34, 35, and LHA 10. Ingalls President Kari Wilkinson emphasized the contract’s significance for stability and employment in the shipbuilding community, citing its nationwide impact with 650 suppliers across 39 states. To date, Ingalls has delivered 13 San Antonio-class and 15 large-deck amphibious ships to the Navy, contributing to military readiness and defense capabilities.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi’s forecast predicts a mix of sunshine and rain across the state. Northern Mississippi may experience a mostly sunny day with isolated afternoon showers, temperatures ranging from the lower 80s to lower 60s at night. Central Mississippi will also see sunshine breaking through clouds, with similar temperatures and a chance of isolated showers after sunset. Southern Mississippi is expected to have a partly sunny day with isolated showers and temperatures in the mid-80s, cooling to the mid-60s at night. Overall, isolated rain is possible throughout the day and into the evening across the state.

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SUMMARY: Brandon Brinkley, 20, was convicted of attempted first-degree murder, armed robbery, and conspiracy to commit armed robbery after a shooting during a drug deal in Olive Branch in June 2023. The jury delivered a unanimous verdict after a three-day trial. Brinkley and Marco Gentry attempted to rob a victim who showed them a firearm; Brinkley shot the victim, leading to an exchange of gunfire before they fled. Both were arrested shortly after. District Attorney Matthew Barton emphasized the community’s support for victims and the prosecution’s diligence. Brinkley’s sentencing is scheduled for October 31. Gentry received a 20-year sentence in a separate case.

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