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FBI Offers Reward for Missing Girl Last Seen in Mississippi
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crime1d ago

FBI Offers Reward for Missing Girl Last Seen in Mississippi

  • The FBI is offering up to a $20,000 reward for information about Myra Lewis, who vanished in Camden, Mississippi, 12 years ago.
  • Myra was last seen outside her Camden home between 10:30 and 11:00 a.m. on March 1, 2014.
  • If alive today, Myra would be about 14 years old.
  • A 2026 update identified a body in a Jackson crawl space as Mirna Ortez Moncada, with few details released about the disappearance.
  • The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has shared an age-progressed image of what Myra might look like today.
  • The FBI asks anyone with information to contact their local office or the closest American Embassy or Consulate.
  • The update notes ongoing concerns and limited information about the disappearance and suspects.
  • The article mentions related cases of missing children and ongoing searches in California involving other families.
  • The FBI’s initial inquiry points to a long-running missing-child investigation with federal involvement.
  • Us Weekly provides updates on the case and references tips from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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State treasury returning unclaimed money to victims of natural disasters
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weather22h ago

State treasury returning unclaimed money to victims of natural disasters

  • Mississippi’s treasurer says the unclaimed money program has already returned about $5 million to disaster victims and will continue.
  • The office uses an automatic ‘money match’ system to send checks to affected residents without a phone call.
  • Treasurer David McRae says survivors will receive checks by mail and should deposit them promptly.
  • Officials say the program does not reduce state or federal disaster relief for those who qualify.
  • The effort follows previous disaster recovery actions, including after the March tornadoes in Wathall County.
  • Recipients are told to verify the legitimacy of checks via official treasury communications.
  • The program prioritizes disaster-affected counties identified by the state and aims to expedite relief.
  • The report is part of ongoing recovery coverage from WDAM after January’s ice storm in north Mississippi.
  • The news outlet notes the program aims to support survivors without requiring phone calls.
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Potato chips recalled in six states over undeclared deadly ingredient
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health14h ago

Potato chips recalled in six states over undeclared deadly ingredient

  • FDA warns Miss Vickie's Spicy Dill Pickle Chips may contain undeclared milk prompting a national recall.
  • Frito-Lay voluntarily recalls 8oz bags that could include jalapeno-flavored chips with milk not declared on the label.
  • Chips distributed across six states in the U.S. include Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
  • The recall dates back to January 15, 2026, with possible exposure in early 2026.
  • The FDA suggests discard the product and that milk-allergic individuals avoid consumption due to risk of anaphylaxis.
  • FDA reports no allergic reactions have been reported to date.
  • Consumers with questions can contact Miss Vickie's or call the dedicated helpline for recall specifics.
  • The FDA may classify the recall as Class I if linked to serious health consequences.
  • The warning emphasizes risk to millions with milk allergies who may be harmed by undeclared milk.
  • No other Miss Vickie’s products or sizes are recalled at this time.
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NCAA appeals Trinidad Chambliss' injunction, challenges his eligibility to play in 2026 season
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sports8h ago

NCAA appeals Trinidad Chambliss' injunction, challenges his eligibility to play in 2026 season

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  • The NCAA appeals an injunction granting Chambliss the right to play in 2026, signaling a high-stakes fight over eligibility for Ole Miss.
  • The preliminary injunction provides Respondent with an additional year of eligibility that is unavailable to other student-athletes under NCAA bylaws.
  • Chambliss received a temporary injunction on Feb. 12 after suing the NCAA in Lafayette County Chancery Court in Mississippi.
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Preview Podcast: Southern Looks to Bounce Back in Weekend Series vs. North Alabama
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sports7h ago

Preview Podcast: Southern Looks to Bounce Back in Weekend Series vs. North Alabama

  • Southern Miss opens a three-game series with North Alabama this weekend at The Pete following a midweek loss to Nicholls.
  • Coach Ostrander says the team should be pissed off and is looking forward to Friday’s response.
  • Southern Miss has started the season 11-2, with notable pitching and some offensive hiccups.
  • North Alabama brings a 7-6 record with a 15-5 win over Murray State and a close game with Ole Miss.
  • The series aims to gauge Southern Miss’s pitching depth and offensive consistency going into weekend play.
  • Dalton Trigg serves as managing editor and host of the Nasty Bunch & Beyond podcast.
  • The Golden Eagles opened the season strong, aiming to maintain momentum after an 11-2 start.
  • The weekend series will help determine how Southern Miss handles pressure after a high-profile midweek win.
  • The Pete Taylor Park crowd and atmosphere are highlighted as a factor in home series play.
  • The preview is anchored by Dalton Trigg, who has covered the Mavs and led SI’s Pine Belt News coverage.
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Trinidad Chambliss Injunction Appealed by NCAA After Ruling on Ole Miss QB's 2026 Eligibility
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sports7h ago

Trinidad Chambliss Injunction Appealed by NCAA After Ruling on Ole Miss QB's 2026 Eligibility

  • NCAA appeals a Mississippi injunction that gave Trinidad Chambliss a sixth year of eligibility for 2026.
  • NCAA asks the Mississippi Supreme Court to overrule the injunction and expedite the ruling.
  • NCAA contends that court intervention in eligibility decisions could harm fair competition.
  • Chambliss had received a preliminary injunction enabling a sixth year.
  • The NCAA previously denied Chambliss' eligibility waiver requests before the injunction.
  • The case could set a precedent impacting future NCAA eligibility decisions.
  • The appeal comes as Chambliss' 2026 status remains unresolved.
  • The filing asks the Mississippi Supreme Court to intervene quickly.
  • Chambliss is Ole Miss' quarterback and is 23 years old.
  • The case involves the legality of extended eligibility amid NCAA waivers.
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