Police shooting in Senatobia: A 1-year-old, Kohen Wiley, was killed and another person critically injured after officers responded to a Walmart shoplifting call; the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation says the vehicle drove toward officers before an officer fired, while the family and civil rights attorney Ben Crump are demanding answers and accountability. Community fallout: Senatobia protests grew after the shooting, with an officer placed on administrative leave and tear gas used as crowds gathered outside the store. Diabetes costs in Mississippi: U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith cosponsored the INSULIN Act to cap monthly insulin out-of-pocket costs at $35 and expand access for people without insurance. Air quality fight tied to AI power: The Trump Justice Department is backing xAI in a Clean Air Act lawsuit over alleged unpermitted gas turbines at a Southaven, Miss., power plant, arguing the system is needed for national security; NAACP and others cite health risks for nearby communities. Food safety: FDA upgraded an Alfredo sauce recall affecting 41 states to the highest risk level over potential salmonella contamination. Local health access: A rural transit-hospital partnership is using a shared dashboard to help patients get to medical appointments.