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Aldermen approved new rules requiring licensing, fire‑safety and sanitation standards for residential assisted‑care homes in Natchez. Plus: Black Friday shopping tips amid inflation and heavy Thanksgiving travel—MDOT urges caution.

Three‑year‑old Malaysia Clark is recovering at Children’s Mississippi Hospital after a crash north of Natchez that killed her mother and left the child with severe injuries. Also in today’s roundup: Thanksgiving travel scenes at Louis Armstrong Airport, Mississippi’s 2025 charity report ahead of Giving Tuesday, Black Friday deal tips from analysts, and the Mississippi River…

The deadline looms for Mississippi’s Statewide Residential Safe Room Grant (up to $3,500; 38 grants for Adams County). Officials remind Louisiana residents of the Safe Haven law, the Mississippi Highway Patrol begins Thanksgiving patrols, and two are presumed dead after a Cessna crash in Lake Pontchartrain.

Two men have been charged with witness tampering in a 2023 double murder case; Sen. Bill Cassidy responds after Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine comments; the Emmett Till barn near Drew is acquired for a permanent memorial. Registration opens for Louisiana State Police Cadet Class 109.

Three men were convicted in an Adams County double murder. Louisiana reports one of the nation’s cheapest Thanksgiving dinners as turkey prices fall, Mississippi SNAP benefits are being issued, Louisiana child‑welfare call times improve, and the Mississippi River sits at 12.28 ft and falling.

Concordia Parish and Louisiana education scores climbed for the fourth straight year; forecasters predict a warmer, drier winter across the southern U.S.; and an immigration attorney urges New Orleanians to know their rights ahead of enforcement.

Investigators probe a fire that damaged Building 9 at Natchez’s Terra Apartments and displaced residents. Louisiana won nearly $1.36 billion in federal broadband funding, and arrests were made in Lake Charles over alleged assaults at Hamilton Christian High.

Adams County supervisors approved engineering work to convert a hangar at Natchez Adams County Airport into a passenger terminal for United Express, which plans once‑daily commercial service in 2026 — the airport’s first scheduled commercial flights since the 1990s.