Mississippi News
Monroe County man faces charges for alleged shooting
SUMMARY: A Monroe County man in Mississippi has been charged with shooting into a home and using a stolen gun to do it. The incident took place in the Hamilton area, and investigators linked it to a separate incident where a vehicle had been broken into and a gun stolen from a local business. The suspect, 28-year-old Cole Richardson, turned himself in and has been charged with shooting into an occupied dwelling, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and burglary of a motor vehicle. His bond has been set at $150,000.
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SUMMARY: In Mississippi, hopes for Medicaid expansion persist for the next legislative session, despite previous failures to reach an agreement this year. Speaker of the House Jason White expressed optimism during a talk with local business leaders, highlighting the potential benefits of increased federal funding and support for rural hospitals. He emphasized the economic strain caused by the lack of coverage for low-income workers. Although both the House and Senate have shown movement toward expansion, Governor Tate Reeves remains opposed to any program extension, despite strong public backing. White urges for constructive discussions on the topic moving forward.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi College (MC) will change its name to Mississippi Christian University in 2026, coinciding with its bicentennial. The Board of Trustees also decided to discontinue the college’s football program and approved plans for academic reorganization and realignment of the athletic department. The changes aim to enhance the institution’s focus on academic excellence and Christian education. Mississippi College President Blake Thompson emphasized the importance of these transformations for the school’s future, while Athletic Director Kenny Bizot acknowledged the decision to end the football program is difficult due to its legacy and connections with many supporters.
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SUMMARY: The Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) has announced suspensions and fines following a postgame altercation between the football teams of Jackson State University (JSU) and Alabama State University on November 16. SWAC Commissioner Dr. Charles McClelland expressed disappointment over the unsportsmanlike conduct, which violates league ethics. A total of sixteen student-athletes—seven from JSU and nine from Alabama State—will be suspended for their involvement in the brawl, affecting their participation in the next game against Alcorn State University. Additionally, both institutions face a $25,000 fine.
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