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Quiet Saturday night, more heat tomorrow – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: Northeast Mississippi experienced scorching temperatures, but Saturday night will cool down with clear skies and mild temperatures in the low 70s. Sunday's weather will be hot, with temperatures reaching the upper 90s and a heat index above 100 degrees. It's advisable to stay hydrated if spending time outdoors. Rain chances return on Monday, increasing through the week, with the highest likelihood on Tuesday and Wednesday. Enjoy the summer sun Sunday, but keep a raincoat handy for the workweek.
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SUMMARY: Work continues on a downtown Columbus mural depicting Main Street in 1905. West Point artist Deborah Mansfield is creating the 20-foot tall, 50-foot long artwork, inspired by a vintage postcard and including historical trolleys. Columbus Main Street Director Barbara Bigelow expects completion in about 90 days. The project, including renovations to Leadership Plaza and new marketing materials, is funded by $100,000 from ARPA funds, distributed by Mississippi Main Street after petitioning the legislature.
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Contractor at a NASA center agrees to higher wages after 5-day strike by union workers
SUMMARY: Approximately 200 union workers at Syncom Space Services LLC (S3), a NASA contractor at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, went on a five-day strike, prompting the company to agree to wage increases and other benefits. The workers, represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union, demanded higher wages and better treatment regarding scheduling and insurance costs. After negotiations facilitated by union representative John Piatt, S3 agreed to the demands, including broadened life insurance and comprehensive health care, dental, and vision options, along with an additional holiday. NASA remained uninvolved in the dispute.
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SUMMARY: In Loranger, Louisiana, Daniel Callihan is in federal court for charges related to the murder of Callie Brunett and the abduction of her two daughters, Jalie and Erin. Callie was found dead from multiple stab wounds, while Erin was later found dead from asphyxiation in a Mississippi wooded area. Jalie was found alive. An Amber Alert was issued after their disappearance. Callihan was arrested in Jackson, Mississippi, where evidence of possible human trafficking was discovered. Victoria Cox, an alleged accomplice, was also arrested. Both face multiple charges, including first-degree murder and kidnapping. Callihan has been extradited to Louisiana.
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