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Moss Point police re-open investigation into 2006 double murder

MOSS POINT -- The families of two men found shot to death in 2006 are hoping to find justice for the killings now that Moss Point Police Chief Keith Davis…

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St. Martin teen faces drug, harassment charges after pot found in medical call

JACKSON COUNTY -- An 19-year-old was arrested on suspicion of marijuana distribution after an emergency medical team went to his home and found marijuana in plain view, authorities said.

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St. Martin teen faces drug, harassment charges after pot found in medical call

JACKSON COUNTY -- Dallon Nathaniel Lamey, 19, was arrested on suspicion of drug-dealing after an emergency medical team went to his home and found marijuana in plain view, Sheriff Mike…

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Man sentenced in Biloxi prostitution, immigration case

GULFPORT -- A man arrested in Biloxi in a probe of an online Korean prostitution ring has been sentenced to time served and ordered held for deportation to South Korea.

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Biloxi commemoration celebrates 50 years of beach desegregation

Fifty years ago, civil rights protesters held sit-ins at lunch counters or in waiting rooms or bus stations across the South.

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Man admits conspiracy in poultry exports to Russia from Pascagoula

GULFPORT -- An Ocean Springs man has admitted conspiring to violate a trade agreement with Russia by authorizing the export of poultry at higher temperatures than required.

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Stocks fall on news Fed weighed cutting stimulus

The Federal Reserve took financial markets for a ride Wednesday, pushing stock prices up in the morning then sending them down in the afternoon.

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How the Dow Jones industrial average fared

Stock indexes fell on Wall Street on fear the Federal Reserve could pull back from its stimulus programs soon.

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BP protester settles suit alleging retaliation

A woman has reached a lawsuit settlement with a south Mississippi city where she says police arrested her for protesting the BP oil spill then arrested her again in retaliation…

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Summary Box: Stocks close lower on Fed fears

MIXED MESSAGES: Stocks surged in the early going after Fed chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress the central bank was unlikely to pull back from its stimulus programs soon. Then minutes…

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Stocks fall on news Fed weighed cutting stimulus

Stocks are closing lower on news that several Federal Reserve policymakers favored cutting back on stimulus programs as early as June if the economy continues to improve.

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Hancock residents get caught in the rain during bridge walk

A line of thunderstorms continues to move across Louisiana and Mississippi bringing with it heavy rain and high winds.

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Stocks edge higher as investors watch the Fed

Stocks are opening slightly higher as investors watch for the latest moves from the Federal Reserve.

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Three incumbents lose primary runoff elections in South Mississippi

Three incumbents have lost their bids for another term in office in primary runoffs on Tuesday.

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Mysterious illness kills 2 in southeast Alabama

A mysterious respiratory illness has left five people hospitalized and two dead in southeast Alabama, state health officials said Tuesday.

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St. Andrews man accused of stealing laptop, charger

JACKSON COUNTY -- A St. Andrews man was arrested Monday on a grand larceny charge involving a stolen laptop and charger, Sheriff Mike Byrd said.

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Pascagoula man to serve 25 years for sex crimes against children

JACKSON COUNTY -- A Pascagoula man pleaded guilty Monday to sexual battery and three charges of molestation, and was ordered to serve 25 years day for day in prison, according…

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Woman won't stand trial in Gulfport meth-trafficking conspiracy

GULFPORT -- A federal judge in Gulfport has agreed to dismiss the indictment against a California woman accused in a trafficking conspiracy involving more than 100 pounds of meth.

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Carriere man wants money for snakes seized in child porn raid

GULFPORT -- A man imprisoned for enticing a teenager to pose in pornographic pictures with venomous snakes has filed a lawsuit asking the government to compensate him for his reptiles.

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CRIME BRIEFS FOR MAY 21

Vancleave woman accusedof beating vehicle with bat…

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