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Louisiana pastor released from hospital after shooting wife, self in McComb hotel

SUMMARY: A pastor in Louisiana has been released from the hospital after shooting his wife and himself in a hotel in McComb, Mississippi. The incident occurred on June 21 at the Hampton Inn, and the pastor, 25-year-old Danny Prenell, Jr., shot his wife, 27-year-old Gabrielle Prenell, twice before shooting himself once. Gabrielle was airlifted to a medical center in Jackson and is in stable condition. Danny Prenell, Jr. is facing charges of aggravated domestic violence, disorderly conduct, and disturbance of a business. He is currently in the Pike County Jail. Prenell is the pastor of Bright Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church in Pineville, Louisiana.
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What Mississippians need to know as REAL ID deadline looms

SUMMARY: U.S. residents, including those in Mississippi, have until May 7 to obtain a REAL ID to fly commercially. REAL ID is a federally compliant state-issued ID established by the 2005 Real ID Act to enhance airport and federal building security. To get a REAL ID in Mississippi, individuals must visit a driver’s license service bureau with specific documents, including a Social Security card and proof of residency. Most Mississippi drivers issued licenses since 2018 already have REAL IDs. After May 7, REAL IDs can still be obtained but won’t be valid for air travel or federal access until issued.
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Legislation restricting sale of kratom to become law on July 1

SUMMARY: Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has signed House Bill 1077, banning synthetic kratom products and restricting sales to those 21 and older. This law comes after intense debate on kratom, which has been linked to both addiction and relief from other narcotics. The bill passed unanimously through both the House and Senate, reflecting a compromise between differing views. Kratom, known for its opioid-like effects, is acknowledged by the FDA and CDC as potentially dangerous, with 4,100 related deaths reported between 2020 and 2022. The law is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, amid calls for further regulation and research.
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Gov. Tate Reeves vetoes bill to create standalone tourism department

SUMMARY: Mississippi lawmakers approved Senate Bill 2573, which would create a standalone Department of Tourism, separating it from the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA). However, due to a budget impasse and no appropriations bill, Gov. Tate Reeves vetoed the bill. He expressed concerns about the lack of funding details for both MDA and the new tourism agency. While recognizing the importance of tourism, Reeves warned that without proper funding, it would be irresponsible to weaken MDA or set up the new department to fail. Mississippi’s tourism industry reached record numbers in 2023, drawing 43.7 million visitors and generating $17.5 billion.
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