America 250 Travel Ideas: A new wave of Fourth of July travel is steering people toward history-rich stops—like the U.S. Civil Rights Trail—and education-focused trips that handle the logistics for you. Senatobia Police Shooting: Mississippi families and supporters are demanding transparency after a 1-year-old, Kohen Wiley, was killed during a Walmart stop; they’re pushing for surveillance video release and citing an independent autopsy that they say challenges officers’ account. Election Integrity Fight: Georgia AG Chris Carr joined a multistate effort backing Indiana’s voter ID law, arguing states should control election rules. Birthright Citizenship Push: Sen. Tim Scott says he’ll introduce legislation aimed at ending “birth tourism” after the Supreme Court kept birthright citizenship in place. Local Arts & Education: Meridian’s Davidson family endows MSU’s Riley Center to keep arts and community programming thriving. Community & Wellness: Moss Point is launching a free four-day mental fitness camp for kids ages 7–12. Education Milestone: Mississippi Delta Community College celebrated adult learners earning GED/HiSET diplomas. Workforce Spotlight: Delta State grad Casey Ray is now working in airport operations at Tallahassee International Airport. Safety & Accountability: A Mississippi family is seeking answers after a Columbia Academy graduate died in Florida days after graduation, with witnesses alleging alcohol access.