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Vicksburg Native Levi Wyatt Dies in Car Crash, Impacting Local Community

Vicksburg Native Levi Wyatt Dies in Car Crash, Impacting Local Community

Levi Wyatt Jr., a 23-year-old native of Vicksburg, Mississippi, and former standout football player, tragically died in a car crash. His death was confirmed by family members on social media. Wyatt had recently graduated from Jackson State University and was known for his impressive football career, which began at Vicksburg High School and continued at Holmes County Central. He earned a football scholarship to Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and later played for McNeese State University, where he received 2024 All-Southland Conference second-team honors. Wyatt concluded his college career at Jackson State University, contributing to the Tigers' successful 2025 season. Earlier this year, he declared for the 2026 NFL Draft. Wyatt is survived by his family, who reside in Vicksburg.
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Chiefs now in pads at training camp: ‘We’ll find out about these guys’

Chiefs now in pads at training camp: ‘We’ll find out about these guys’

It’s time to find out more about Kansas City’s football team in St. Joe.
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Quantinno Capital Management Increases Investment in Entergy Corporation

Quantinno Capital Management Increases Investment in Entergy Corporation

Quantinno Capital Management Increases Investment in Entergy Corporation
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Mississippi Towns Enhance Senior Living with Fitness and Social Programs

Mississippi Towns Enhance Senior Living with Fitness and Social Programs

Mississippi Towns Enhance Senior Living with Fitness and Social Programs
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Is Missouri a good state to live? Here's what U.S. News ranking says

Is Missouri a good state to live? Here's what U.S. News ranking says

U.S. News & World Report ranked all 50 states across eight categories to determine the best places to live. Here's how Missouri landed.
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Mississippi Withdraws College Scholarships from 170 Foster Students Due to Funding Shortfall

Mississippi Withdraws College Scholarships from 170 Foster Students Due to Funding Shortfall

The State of Mississippi has revoked full-ride scholarships for 170 foster students due to inadequate funding. The scholarships, part of the FAITH program, were intended to support students transitioning from foster care to college. The Mississippi Office of Student Financial Aid is now seeking alternative funding solutions with state universities. However, the timing of the revocation, just weeks before the academic year begins, leaves many students in a precarious situation. The FAITH program, introduced in 2022, was designed to cover all educational expenses for eligible students, but a $1.6 million funding gap has led to the current crisis.
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Cincinnati woman charged in bomb threats made after Nolan Wells death

Cincinnati woman charged in bomb threats made after Nolan Wells death

A Cincinnati woman is accused of making bomb threats to two Mississippi agencies associated with the investigation of Nolan Wells' death.
Detroit Free Press Detroit Free Press
Should Michigan put piece of fudge on state flag? What survey suggests

Should Michigan put piece of fudge on state flag? What survey suggests

A Custom Made Casino poll showed Mackinac Island fudge, a pothole and an orange construction barrel might be top picks for state flag.
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Amundi Reduces Stake in Entergy Corporation, Impacting Institutional Holdings

Amundi Reduces Stake in Entergy Corporation, Impacting Institutional Holdings

Amundi Reduces Stake in Entergy Corporation, Impacting Institutional Holdings
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People with connections to Nolan Wells allege threats; arrests made

People with connections to Nolan Wells allege threats; arrests made

Multiple people connected to the Nolan Wells case say they have received threats. Some alleged threats have resulted in arrests and charges.
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Attorney for Nolan Wells' Family Seeks Expert Review of July 4 Boat Distress Call Amid Ongoing Investigation

Attorney for Nolan Wells' Family Seeks Expert Review of July 4 Boat Distress Call Amid Ongoing Investigation

The family of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old who died under mysterious circumstances, has hired audio engineers to review a distress call made from a boat on the day of his disappearance. The call, made on July 4, requested assistance for a boat taking in water off Horn Island, Mississippi, where Wells was last seen. The recording was released by Mississippi authorities and captures a request for help, which was later reportedly resolved without assistance. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump, representing Wells' family, announced the hiring of experts to analyze the call and urged prosecutors to involve outside authorities in reviewing phones belonging to Wells' friends. The investigation into Wells' death is ongoing, with an independent autopsy inconclusive and the official autopsy sealed pending a grand jury review.
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On This Day: In the Heat of the Night Changed American Movies Forever

On This Day: In the Heat of the Night Changed American Movies Forever

Released in 1967, 'In the Heat of the Night' is a film that not only captivated audiences but also made a significant impact on American cinema. Di...