FBI: No Federal Charges to Be Filed in Emmett Till Killing

Fox is reporting:

JACKSON, Miss. – The FBI said Thursday that no federal charges will be filed in the grisly 1955 killing of 14-year-old Emmett Till, a case that helped galvanize the civil rights movement.

FBI: No Federal Charges to Be Filed in Emmett Till Killing

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Senate moves to revive ballot initiative process with suspension resolution

Jackson County’s Singing River Health System to be sold to Louisiana-based Francisan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System

Agreement between Port of Gulfport, Ports America brings $43 million terminal investment

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On day of Tennessee school shooting, Mississippi Lawmakers pass bill to allow school employees to be armed

Eudora Welty Home gives visitors an intimate look into one of Mississippi’s greatest icons

Pinta replica docked and displayed in Biloxi

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