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Beach committed im hearing sir . Im representing the president of our Homeowner Association Sally Fairchild that couldnt be here this evening bus the conflict. Im not here to claim we appreciate everything that the richmond station does for us on a daily basis. We have issues like the rest of the city with homeless and having grant and drunkenness and drug addicts and defecating and urinating on our property. We try to deal with it ourselves when we cant we call the Police Department and theyre ...

Reporter then, it happened again to another mother, another daughter. Somebodys killing mothers and daughters . Thats about as scary as it gets. As scary as it gets. Reporter who was out there . And who would be next . Its something you would never imagine would happen. Reporter the clues would lie here, an abandoned mansion, eerie. Haunting. Where was this killer hiding . Cold, calculating eyes, lifeless. He was almost a ghost. Reporter could they catch him . Could they stop him . I get chills ...

A disturbance in Brooksville led to a man going to jail and another being taken to the hospital. Brooksville police received a call about a vehicle accident that turned into a fistfight.

Malachi Clay was escorted from the Columbus Police Department and taken to the Lowndes County Detention Center.

Over the weekend, several small businesses within a few blocks of each other on the city's north side were burglarized.

Orientation was underway for the summer at Mississippi University for Women. The program is designed to help assist students in having a smooth transition to college life at The W.

The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors said it was forced by the Mississippi Department of State Aid to close County Road 245 effective immediately.

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Du Bois’ study, published in 1899, detailed the social conditions of poor Black residents of the Seventh Ward. The area is now home to some of Philadelphia’s ritziest neighborhoods.

W.E.B. Du Bois' “The Philadelphia Negro” offers valuable lessons about why Black Philadelphia neighborhoods look the way they do today.