SUMMARY: The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science is currently featuring the “Dinosaurs Around the World: The Great Outdoors” exhibit, showcasing 11 animatronic dinosaurs, until January 5. Visitors can explore the prehistoric era with creatures like T. rex and Herrerasaurus. Following this, the museum will introduce “Mindbender Mansion” from January 18 to May 4, focusing on brainteasers and interactive challenges that emphasize math, science, and technology. Guests can join the “Mindbender Society” by solving puzzles to uncover hidden clues. The museum is open Monday to Sunday, with admission prices ranging from $6 to $8, and offers annual membership options.

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SUMMARY: Jeffery Walker, a former Mississippi State Capitol Police officer, has been charged with felony excessive force against a handcuffed arrestee, identified as “E.S.” On July 27, 2022, Walker chased E.S. during a traffic stop, leading to a crash. After E.S. was handcuffed by another officer, Walker allegedly slammed his head into a car, forced him to the ground, and kicked him, causing injuries. Walker pleaded not guilty to depriving E.S. of civil rights. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. The case is being investigated by the FBI and prosecuted by federal attorneys.

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SUMMARY: As the Friday deadline to avoid a government shutdown approaches, Mississippi farmers are urging lawmakers to pass a stopgap measure. President-elect Donald Trump rejected a bipartisan plan that included $21 billion in disaster relief and $10 billion in economic assistance for farmers, along with an extension of the F.A.R.M. Act. Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation President Mike McCormick emphasized the urgency of the situation, highlighting the challenges farmers face due to high production costs and low commodity prices. While supporting farm relief, Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson called for an end to “frivolous spending” in the bill, urging Congress to prioritize farm aid.

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