DeSoto County minister's son indicted on child sex offense charges / New K-9 deputy assists in arrest

6th suspect arrested in connection with death of former college football player D.D. Bowie

A sixth suspect has been arrested in the shooting death of former Ole Miss and Jackson State football player D.D. Bowie. MORE INFO: https://www.supertalk.fm/6th-suspect-arrested-in-connection-with-death-of-former-college-football-player-d-d-bowie/

Bank accounts, loan records to be exhibits in Jackson bribery trial / Arrest made after Gulfport hit-and-run

We now have an idea of what all evidence prosecutors will be presenting when the high-profile Jackson bribery trial begins next month. Plus, an arrest has been made after a hit-and-run in Gulfport left one dead.

Flo Rida headlines Mississippi State Fair concert in October

Hip-hop artist Flo Rida headlines the “Let Freedom Ring!” festivities for the state fair in October to honor America's 250th birthday. MORE INFO: https://www.supertalk.fm/flo-rida-headlining-2026-mississippi-state-fair/

Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith cosponsored a bill to strengthen punishment on contraband cellphones

Mississippi Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith played a crucial role in the passing of a bill in the Senate that will strengthen the punishment for prisoners possessing contraband cellphones. MORE INFO: https://www.supertalk.fm/hyde-smith-helps-lead-charge-on-bill-to-elevate-penalty-for-prison-cell-phone-smuggling/

DeSoto County minister's son indicted on child sex offense charges / New K-9 deputy assists in arrest

The son of a DeSoto County minister has been indicted on child sex charges, 20-year-old Paxton Bell is accused of enticing a minor and sexually assaulting the victim. His arrest stemmed from a report filed by a student at Lewisburg Middle School back in 2025. While details remain slim in this case, we know that Bell is the son of the pastor at Crosspointe Church in Olive Branch. The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office had its first successful search with its new K-9 deputy. K-9 Deputy Mark and his handler Deputy Cole were called out to Newton County on Wednesday evening. The duo was asked to assist in a search for a person who had fled from law enforcement. With the help of the four-legged friend, authorities were able to locate the suspect and make an arrest.