Noah Noble

2 weeks ago | wdam.com | Noah Noble

HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) - The family of the man killed in a standoff with SWAT in Saucier Wednesday says he was paranoid and believed someone was trying to kill him. Jason Simmons’ parents told WLOX News on Thursday that the 40-year-old was suffering from a psychotic episode and believed the Harrison County deputies who came to their house were actually people trying to kill him. Jason Simmons.(WLOX)“For the last three months ... he started acting a little strange,” said his mom, Cynthia.

2 weeks ago | wlox.com | Noah Noble

HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) - The family of the man killed in a standoff with SWAT in Saucier Wednesday says he was paranoid and believed someone was trying to kill him. Jason Simmons’ parents told WLOX News on Thursday that the 40-year-old was suffering from a psychotic episode and believed the Harrison County deputies who came to their house were actually people trying to kill him. “For the last three months ... he started acting a little strange,” said his mom, Cynthia.

2 weeks ago | wlbt.com | Noah Noble

JACKSON, Miss. (WLOX) - Soon, there will be no doubt whether you’re buying domestic or imported seafood in Mississippi. The state legislature recently passed House Bill 602, marking a move to enhance transparency in the seafood industry and build greater consumer confidence. Beginning July 1, 2025, all seafood and crawfish, whether in grocery stores, seafood markets, restaurants or food trucks, must be clearly labeled as either imported or domestic.

2 weeks ago | wdam.com | Noah Noble

JACKSON, Miss. (WLOX) - Soon, there will be no doubt whether you’re buying domestic or imported seafood in Mississippi. The state legislature recently passed House Bill 602, marking a move to enhance transparency in the seafood industry and build greater consumer confidence. Beginning July 1, 2025, all seafood and crawfish, whether in grocery stores, seafood markets, restaurants or food trucks, must be clearly labeled as either imported or domestic.

2 weeks ago | wlox.com | Noah Noble

HANCOCK CO., Miss. (WLOX) - Two more men have been indicted in a bribery case involving former state senator Philip Moran and his son, convicted sex offender Alan Moran. A Hancock County grand jury indicted Ian Shexnayder and Jeremy Billings on the two felony charges: bribing a witness and conspiracy. Philip and Alan Moran were also indicted on the same felony charges that stem from a stalking case against the younger Moran.