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CORONER: Petal teens killed in two-vehicle crash in Forrest Co. identified
SUMMARY: A tragic accident in Forest County at the intersection of River Road and B and B Loop claimed the lives of three teenagers just before midnight. The victims were identified as 19-year-olds Nicholas Warren and Bernard Payton, and 17-year-old Katie Ke. The crash involved two vehicles and a total of seven people. Two others are in critical condition and have been hospitalized. The Forest County Sheriff's Office and the coroner are investigating the incident. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
CORONER: Petal teens killed in two-vehicle crash in Forrest Co. identified
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Tire safety is important during these high temps
SUMMARY: Driving in extremely hot temperatures causes roadways and tires to heat up, leading to increased tire pressure and a higher risk of popping. This is why more popped tires are seen on interstates during summer. Gary Gardner from Southern Tire Mart advises drivers to check air pressures and the age of their tires before hitting the road for safety. Additionally, Southern Tire Mart offers free tire inspections for those unsure about their tire condition.
Tire safety is important during these high temps
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News 11 at 10PM_Weather 6/26/24
SUMMARY: Today saw rounds of showers and thunderstorms that helped keep temperatures below triple digits, providing some relief from the heat. More showers are expected tonight, with heavy rain moving through various counties. This pattern will continue into early Thursday morning, though most storms will be non-severe. Thursday will be cooler with highs expected around 89°F, although it will feel warmer due to humidity. Friday will see isolated pop-up storms with highs back in the mid-90s, reverting to a typical summertime pattern. By the weekend, temperatures will rise again, hitting mid-90s with heat indices around 100-105°F. Tropics are being monitored for potential developments.
Thursday brings more showers & cooler weather
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DUSTY'S CHECK PRESENTATION
SUMMARY: The Dusty Social Service Club donated $24,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation at Dumont Plaza, helping grant wishes for children facing serious challenges. Each of the over 150 members raised between $250 in sponsorship. The club's main fundraising event is a yearly Make-A-Wish run. Over six years, the initiative has grown, with last year's effort raising around $115,000 annually. This year, the club surpassed past totals by an additional $99,000. The club members expressed immense gratitude and humility, excited by their increasing success in supporting the cause.
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