Daricka Moore makes first court appearance in connection to deaths of six people in Clay Co.
24-year-old Daricka Moore made his first court appearance at the Clay County Circuit Court earlier today, January 12.
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Standing together by the strength of God
Nothing could prepare the Guines, McMillian, Powers and Bradley families for what took place on January 9th. And nothing could prepare them as they listened to the charges that Daricka Moore now faces as Assistant District Attorney Trina Davidson-Brooks read off each one in court.
Mississippi man accused of killing 6 people, including a 7-year-old, pleads not guilty
According to Associated Press, a Mississippi man pleaded not guilty Monday to killing six people — including a 7-year-old girl — during a rampage through a rural area in the northeastern part of the state.
BREAKING NEWS: Bond Denied for Clay Co. murder suspect facing a dozen charges
Circuit Court Judge Jim Kitchens has denied bond for Daricka Moore. Moore made his initial appearance in Clay County Circuit Court Monday afternoon.
Preliminary hearing on Clay Co. Shooting set to be held today
The 24-year-old accused of shooting and killing 6 people, including a 7-year-old child, will make his initial appearance in Clay County Justice Court today, January 12.
District Attorney and Sheriff speaks on killing spree in Clay County
This is the kind of crime that shakes even a seasoned law enforcement officer like Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott.
Six people are dead after a mass shooting in Clay County
Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott tells WCBI, 24 year old Daricka Moore shot and killed 67 year old Glenn Moore, 55 year old Willie Guines, 33 year old Quinten Moore, at this home on David Hill Road. All three victims were related to the shooter. Moore then allegedly stole a Ford F-150 that belonged to Quinten Moore.
WCBI announces December's Teacher of the Month
The WCBI Teacher of the Month for December 2025 is Erica Puckett of New Hope Upper Elementary School!
Former Interim mayor of Weir to stand trial in Webster Co.
The former, interim mayor of Weir Trades City Hall for the Webster County Courthouse on Monday.
Parkgate Pregnancy Clinic expands with help of Eight Days of Hope
A Tupelo-based ministry that helps women facing crisis pregnancies is expanding, and another area ministry is playing a major role in the project.
Law Enforcement warns drivers of hazards during rain & flooding
Law enforcement agencies are encouraging drivers to be mindful of the water on the road and to take extra precautions.
Non-profit organization holds lunch for law enforcement in Columbus
On Friday, January 9, a non-profit organization called the "Sisters For Service" held an event to honor the sacrifices of all the men and women who wear blue.
Looking for a job? Here are the best U.S. cities to find openings.
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Hackers accessed University of Hawaii Cancer Center patient data; they weren’t immediately notified
Sources Associated Press say, Social Security numbers and other personal information from participants in a University of Hawaii Cancer Center study were exposed to computer hackers in August
City of Baldwyn installs three new storm shelters for the community
Baldwyn residents now have a safe place to go when severe weather threatens.
Former MSDHS testifies during Ted DiBiase Jr. trial
CBS Affiliate WJTV reports that, according to court documents, Ted DiBiase Jr. and co-conspirators Davis, Christi Webb, Nancy New, and others are alleged to have fraudulently obtained federal funds, including welfare funds.