Constitutional Clash: U.S. District Judge Carlton W. Reeves ruled in a Mississippi case that “tower dump” warrants are per se unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment, rejecting the Justice Department’s push to overturn a magistrate’s denial in a gang investigation. Public Health: FDA upgraded a 19 million–egg Salmonella recall to Class I, with eggs distributed to Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Mississippi; consumers are told not to eat and to return for refunds. Food Safety: Walmart shoppers in Mississippi were also hit by a separate recall: Kettle Cuisine’s Marketside Tomato Bisque Soup Kits (14 oz) were pulled over possible Listeria contamination. Local Housing: Greenville residents at Delta Towers say mold, pests, and broken appliances persist, with complaints about maintenance they say have dragged on for years. Workforce & Economy: Hood Industries’ closure in Stone County prompted a two-day job fair at MGCCC Perkinston, aiming to place displaced workers with new employers. Faith & Politics: Mississippi leaders urged gubernatorial candidate Andy Gipson to remove Sharia-law comments after threats against a Muslim judge; Gipson says he won’t back down. Sports: Alcorn State hired former NBA guard Monta Ellis as men’s basketball general manager. Health & Training: MDMR announced a free 2026 Basic Seafood HACCP workshop in Biloxi for Mississippi seafood workers.