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News | Frank Corder •

September 12, 2025

Mississippi Supreme Court clears way for Crawford execution

Charles Ray Crawford was convicted of kidnapping and killing a 20-year-old woman in the early 1990s.

News | Jeremy Pittari •

September 12, 2025

Mississippi Child Protective Services partners with Sunnybrook Children’s Home to license more foster parents

The Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services reports that as of Thursday, there were 3,983 children in foster care in the state.

News | Associated Press •

September 12, 2025

A 22-year-old Utah man is in custody in Charlie Kirk shooting

Kirk was shot as he spoke to a crowd gathered in a courtyard at Utah Valley University in Orem. More than 7,000 leads and tips had poured in.

Business | Frank Corder •

September 12, 2025

HII announces partnership with shipyards in multiple states to meet increased demand by U.S. Navy

At Ingalls Shipbuilding, that means select outfitted structural units are being constructed at partner locations and delivered to the Pascagoula shipyard for integration.

Culture | Magnolia Tribune •

September 12, 2025

Mississippi’s “Literary Lawn Party” returns this weekend

The event takes place in and around the Mississippi State Capitol and features a variety of authors and panelists throughout the day.

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News | Magnolia Tribune •

September 12, 2025

Magnolia Mornings: September 12, 2025

Important state and national stories, market and business news, sports and entertainment, delivered in quick-hit fashion to start your day informed.

Faith | Alistair Begg •

September 12, 2025

Who shall dwell on Your holy hill?

Those who will stand on the holy hill of the Lord and enjoy His presence for eternity, then, are those who arrive there by the narrow way, striving after holiness.

News | Russ Latino •

September 11, 2025

Ole Miss parts ways with staff member who shared inflammatory post after Charlie Kirk’s assassination

Lauren Stokes, an employee in the Vice Chancellor's Office for Development has drawn scrutiny on the University of Mississippi after sharing a social media post which seemed to justify the killing of Charlie Kirk. Her profile has been scrubbed from university websites.