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Morning Newscast: Ferreri fire probe continues, one jailbreak escapee at large; safe-room lottery notifications start
Investigators continue probing the Sept. 29 fire that destroyed the former Ferreri Police Department while plans for a $24 million municipal complex move forward. One jailbreak escapee remains at large, statewide safe‑room lottery notifications begin this week, and crawfish producers report promising early signs for the 2026 season.
Morning Newscast: Ferriday Fire Probe Continues; One Jail Escapee at Large; Safe Room Lottery Notices and Crawfish Outlook
Investigators continue probing the September fire that destroyed Ferriday’s former police building, and one jail escapee remains at large after last week’s South Louisiana jailbreak. Mississippi safe‑room lottery notices go out this week; crawfish farmers report a promising start to the 2026 season.
Morning Newscast: No New Details on Ferry PD Fire; One Escapee Still At Large; Safe Room Lottery Notices Sent
No new details have been released about the late‑September fire that destroyed the former Ferry Police Department, and plans for a new $24 million municipal complex are moving forward. One jail escapee remains at large in St. Landry Parish, and Mississippi EMA has begun emailing winners of the statewide safe‑room lottery (applicants must wait for…
Morning Newscast: Ferriday PD fire probe continues; one jailbreak escapee remains at large; MEMA safe‑room lottery begins
Investigators continue probing the Sept. 29 fire that destroyed the former Ferriday Police Department; one jailbreak escapee remains at large. MEMA safe‑room lottery notifications begin — do not buy or install until approved.
Morning Newscast: 2,300‑Mile Monks’ Pilgrimage, Border Patrol Operation Criticized, Mississippi Leads Holiday Traffic Deaths, Lake Bourne Marsh Finished
Buddhist monks from Fort Worth are on a 2,300‑mile, 110‑day pilgrimage to Washington, D.C., crossing into Mississippi this week. Meanwhile, Operation Catahoula Crunch faces criticism in south Louisiana, Mississippi ranks highest for Christmas travel deaths, and the Lake Bourne marsh restoration is complete.
Morning Newscast: Natchez Workforce Director to Lead Co‑Linn; Operation Catahoula Crunch, Cheese Recall, Former LSU President Jenkins Dies
Natchez Workforce Director Tawana Williams will leave to lead workforce education at Co‑Linn; Operation Catahoula Crunch targets certain undocumented violent offenders; a Great Lakes cheese recall spans 31 states; former LSU president William Jenkins has died.
Morning Newscast: Natchez Workforce Director Moves to Copiah‑Lincoln; ICE Crackdown, Cheese Recall, Former LSU President Dies
Natchez Workforce Development Director Tawana Williams is leaving for Copiah‑Lincoln Community College. Federal authorities launched Operation Catahoula Crunch targeting certain undocumented individuals amid plans to use Angola’s Camp J; the FDA warns of a Great Lakes shredded‑cheese recall, and former LSU president Dr. William Jenkins has died.
Morning Newscast: Chester Willis Restrooms on Hold; National Guard to Louisiana; Poultry Donation, Entergy Power Plants and Rising Mississippi River
Plans for new restrooms at Chester Willis Field are on hold as officials await sewer-connection cost details. Also: National Guard troops headed to Louisiana, a large poultry donation to Mississippi food banks, Entergy breaks ground on power plants for Meta’s AI center, and the Mississippi River at Natchez–Vidalia is rising.
Morning Newscast: Red Kettle Volunteers Needed; Louisiana Explains Closed Primaries; Guilty Plea in Ole Miss Student’s Death
The Salvation Army is seeking Red Kettle volunteers in McComb; Louisiana has released videos explaining its new closed primary system; and Sheldon Harrington has pled guilty in the 2022 death of Ole Miss student Jimmy “J” Lee. Retailers expect modest holiday sales growth, and the Mississippi River at Natchez–Vidalia holds at 17.43 feet—more at ListenUpYall.com.
Morning Newscast: Deer Crash, Intense Hurricane Season, Tree‑Safety Reminder, Angola Daddy‑Daughter Dance
A driver swerved to avoid a deer on Liberty Road and crashed without injuries. Hurricane season ended with 13 named storms — five hurricanes, three reaching Category 5. MDOT urges motorists to secure Christmas trees, and Angola held its first Daddy‑Daughter Dance.