AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSenatobia Police Shooting: A baby’s death after a Walmart shoplifting call has sparked fresh anger in Senatobia, with the mayor urging peace while the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and police still face questions about what happened and why. Juneteenth in Mississippi: Jackson’s Mississippi Civil Rights Museum held its Juneteenth Jubilee with line dancing, singing, and history lessons, while other Delta communities marked the day with community gatherings and voter-registration “day of action” efforts. Storms and Flooding: Tropical Storm Arthur’s remnants kept South Mississippi in the headlines, with heavy rain, road closures, power outages, and rescues reported as officials monitored dams and warned residents to stay weather aware. State Services: Mississippi DPS says it found the cause of some driver’s licenses failing to scan and will offer free replacements starting June 23. Public Safety Court Case: Two people were charged in a Union County child abuse case involving allegations spanning 2014 to 2022. Sports: Mississippi athletes and alumni are set for action Sunday, June 21, including former high school standouts now playing in pro baseball.
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