Mississippi News
Jackson kidnapping suspect in standoff with police
SUMMARY: On September 9, 2024, Jackson police responded to a standoff involving 27-year-old Jerell Lynch, who was wanted for kidnapping. The incident took place on Ridgewood Road, where Lynch barricaded himself inside a location armed with a weapon. Authorities, including U.S. Marshals and a SWAT team, attempted to apprehend him but faced resistance as he refused to comply. The situation remains ongoing and is considered a developing story as the police continue their efforts to resolve it.
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Keeping the sky clear
SUMMARY: In Columbus, Mississippi, after a cloudy start to the week, the weather is expected to improve with warmer temperatures. Monday night will see mild lows in the middle 60s due to persistent clouds. Tuesday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, with highs in the upper 80s and dry conditions. This pattern continues into Wednesday, with similar warm temperatures and clear skies. By the end of the week, highs will remain in the upper 80s and lows in the middle 60s, making for a calm and pleasant weather week overall.
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Mississippi State HC Jeff Lebby shares thoughts for those who may have lost faith in program
SUMMARY: Mississippi State football faced a disappointing 41-17 loss to Toledo, leaving them with a 1-2 record. The Bulldogs still must face five top-seven teams, with four being on the road. As they prepare for SEC play against the Florida Gators, head coach Jeff Lebby addressed the disappointment, emphasizing the impact of their performance on the state and fanbase. He called for a renewed effort to turn the season around and deliver a strong performance. The team seeks to regain confidence and improve after struggling in their initial games.
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Lane Kiffin frustrated with Wake Forest for cancelling 2025 game in Oxford
SUMMARY: No.5 Ole Miss football secured a 40-6 victory over Wake Forest in North Carolina. However, Wake Forest recently canceled their scheduled second game against Ole Miss for Sept. 13, 2025. Coach Lane Kiffin expressed concern over the timing of the cancellation, noting it complicates scheduling due to the difficulty in finding opponents. The Rebels are now left without any power conference matchups for their 2025 schedule, as a previous series with USC was also canceled. Kiffin emphasized that this situation is uncommon and puts the team at a significant disadvantage.
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