AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKratom crackdown in Oxford: Oxford police say more than 500 units of kratom were found during a search of a nearby business, leading to arrests tied to alleged illegal drug sales—days after two Ole Miss students were found dead with kratom recovered at both scenes. Jackson court case: In the Tasia Fortune case, a detective testified the hanging was “staged,” saying the motive appears to be a drug dispute; the case continues as prosecutors pursue charges against a first defendant. Local politics: Lowndes County Supervisor Trip Hairston officially announced he’ll run for the state Senate seat in 2027, setting up a new race after Sen. Chuck Younger’s move to transportation commissioner. Public safety training: Meridian-area officers completed a crisis intervention course, aiming to better handle mental health emergencies without defaulting to jail. Health and business: Ochsner Rush Neurology welcomed Meridian-area Dr. Erin Britt to expand specialized neurological care across east Mississippi and west Alabama. Community & culture: Starkville businesses are gearing up for big crowds around Mississippi State’s home opener, with downtown events planned before and after the game.
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