Horse jockey injured at Nashoba County Fair/Red Cross partnering with Looney Tunes

Beth Israel arson suspect requests another trial delay / Trump threatens European tariffs

Two months after a federal judge approved a motion to delay the trial of Beth Israel Congregation arson suspect Stephen Spencer Pittman, the defendant’s legal team says it’s going to need more time than offered. Plus, President Donald Trump is threatening tariffs on all European countries. MORE INFO: https://www.supertalk.fm/beth-israel-arson-suspect-requests-another-trial-delay/

Arthur damage numbers in Mississippi up to 480-plus homes: MEMA

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is continuing to assess damage from severe storms and flooding brought to the state last week by remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur. As of Friday afternoon, 486 homes across 10 counties were reporting damage. MORE INFO: https://www.supertalk.fm/arthur-damage-numbers-in-mississippi-up-to-480-plus-homes-mema/

See what Mississippi contributed in the Great American Fair

Day two of the Great American Fair is underway in Washington D.C., but what did Mississippi contribute?

Hinds man sentenced to life plus ten years for child sex crimes/Gulfport juvenile arrested for aggravated assault

A 39-year-old man was sentenced to life plus ten years for sexual crimes against his girlfriend's 13-year-old daughter, plus, a 17-year-old in Gulfport was involved in a drive-by shooting that led to his arrest. The other suspect has yet to be found.

Construction jobs available for young Mississippians unsure about college

With tuition prices rising at universities in Mississippi and across the nation, some high schoolers are left with tough decisions about their future. Brent Bean with Build Mississippi says they are not confined to four years of college, as construction jobs are available in large numbers.