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Fight over a hat leads to shooting in Gulfport
Two men face weapons charges after a physical dispute led to gunfire.
Gulfport Police on Saturday charged Jacobe Jakeem Tyreek Hamilton, 19, with three counts of aggravated assault and one count of possession with intent. James Demetric Triplett was charged with shooting into a dwelling.
Hamilton and Triplett were taken to the Harrison County jail. Hamilton was held in lieu of a…
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Celebrate the holidays in Ocean Springs with free, festive activities for the family
SUMMARY: Ocean Springs, MS, is excitedly preparing for the holiday season with a series of festive events starting on November 22, featuring Pink Friday specials to promote local shopping. Community activities include the annual Tree Lighting with Santa on December 5, a Holiday Open House on December 6-7, and the Silent Light Festival on December 7 from 5:30-10 p.m. The city will host a parade on December 8 for the Discover Christmas Toy Drive, encouraging toy donations. For event details, contact the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce or visit their website.
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Introducing our WXXV Student Athlete of the Week, St. Patrick’s very own Michael Baty!
SUMMARY: This week’s WXXV Student Athlete of the Week is Michael Baty, a senior captain of the St. Patrick Catholic boys’ soccer team, who has played soccer since childhood. The team is off to a strong start, remaining undefeated with 27 goals scored and only one allowed. Baty has been instrumental in their success, leading with nine goals and demonstrating a willingness to play any position to support the team. He is driven by a passion for soccer and aims to excel at the collegiate level, as he has dreams of becoming a professional player. Baty’s leadership inspires his teammates and sets a positive tone for younger players.
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Mississippi governor intent on income tax cut even if states receive less federal money
SUMMARY: Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves advocates for phasing out the state income tax to enhance competitiveness with states like Florida and Texas. Despite potential federal spending cuts during Donald Trump’s second term, Reeves believes states should have more flexibility with Medicaid funding. Mississippi relies heavily on federal funds for its budget, especially for Medicaid, which is vital for low-income residents. Reeves has proposed a $110 million investment for infrastructure and workforce development to attract industries. The governor emphasizes the need for competitive tax rates to support economic growth and address state challenges.
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