SUMMARY: Eric Brown, 42, who fatally shot Hinds County sheriff’s deputy Martin Shields Jr., had a significant criminal history with 25 prior arrests but no convictions. His offenses included 18 misdemeanors and seven felonies like armed robbery. The incident occurred during a domestic service call on February 23, where Brown opened fire on Shields, who had only been with the Sheriff’s Office for nine months. Brown also reportedly shot his wife and a female accomplice, both of whom are stable. The tragic death of Deputy Shields has led to widespread condolences, including from Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves, honoring his service and sacrifice.

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SUMMARY: House Republicans, with President Trump’s support, passed a budget blueprint aimed at $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and $2 trillion in spending reductions, despite opposition from Democrats and concerns within the GOP. The vote was 217-215, with some Republicans uneasy over potential cuts to programs like Medicaid. Democrats criticized the plan, calling it harmful to American families. The budget’s passage is a crucial step in advancing Trump’s agenda, but it faces more hurdles, including committee hearings and Senate approval. Republican leaders insist that key programs will be protected as the final details are negotiated.

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SUMMARY: Chris Youngblood scored a season-high 27 points as No. 6 Alabama defeated No. 24 Mississippi State 111-73, showcasing impressive shooting by hitting 22 of 45 from 3-point range (49%). Mark Sears contributed 21 points and 10 assists, while other key performers included Aden Holloway with 13 points and Mouhamed Dioubate with a double-double (10 points, 11 rebounds). Mississippi State’s Josh Hubbard led with 21 points, but the team struggled defensively, allowing Alabama to capitalize on 3-pointers. Alabama showed improved defense compared to previous games and will next face No. 5 Tennessee; Mississippi State hosts LSU.

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