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22 hours ago | sunherald.com | William Moore

OXFORD - A former Farmington Police Department officer pleaded guilty Thursday to violating the civil rights of a handcuffed prisoner in September 2023. Gregory Scott Dalton, 52, of Corinth, was indicted by a federal grand jury in January of three counts of depriving the civil rights under the color of law and one count of obstruction of justice. The charges stemmed from incidents on Sept. 18, 2023. While acting as an officer, Dalton was accused of hitting one person in the head with his hand.

3 days ago | sunherald.com | William Moore

ABERDEEN - An Alcorn County man with a history of stealing cars will spend the next 12 years in a federal prison for stealing a car at gunpoint last fall. Talinn Crystinn Loveless, 24, of Corinth, pleaded guilty in March to carjacking and using a firearm to commit a violent crime. Monday morning, U.S. District Judge Glen Davidson sentenced him to five for stealing the car and seven years for using a gun to do it. By law, the sentences must run consecutively.

3 days ago | sunherald.com | William Moore

TUPELO - A Tupelo man has been charged with felony domestic violence for stabbing a victim, sending the to the hospital. Police were called to Stewart Drive in west Tupelo June 16 for a domestic disturbance. The responding officers located the suspect and detained him for further investigations. Other officers headed to the North Mississippi Medical Center to interview the victim. In the emergency room, they learned that the victim had been stabbed in the back. At that point, Robert L.

4 days ago | sunherald.com | Erica Gerald Mason

Fergie ( Stacy Ann Ferguson) commanded attention at a special screening of the new Netflix series Too Much. The pop superstar stepped out in a striking ensemble, showcasing her signature blend of glamor and edgy style, immediately drawing praise from fans. The Grammy-winning artist, often dubbed "The Dutchess," brought the sparkle for her red carpet return.

5 days ago | sunherald.com | Kevin Tate

The kernels danced the full length of the Roy G. Biv scheme. They swung wide of the simple like dazzling gemstones whose hues ran from red to green to blue. They shone like precious minerals and glowed with a brilliance that was microscopic and amazing all in one. Within the length and circumference of a single ear, the hues hammered all of nature's span. They were ours, and they were beautiful.