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7/18 – The Chief’s “Dangerous Heat Expected” Tuesday Morning Forecast

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www..com – Rob Knight – 2023-07-18 06:55:05

SUMMARY: The hot, humid weather will continue across the Southern 6 counties, with a heat advisory in effect from 12pm until 7pm as heat indices are expected to reach 105 to 110 degrees. High pressure is the dominant feature but has a weakness in the overall pattern towards the Northwest that will not affect the . Temperature will average the mid-90s until Thursday, with extremely slim chances of rain. By Friday, temperatures will drop to the low-90s with a slight of showers and thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to improve over the as a front moves in, bringing chances of rain and cooler temperatures.

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Mississippi program aims to connect jailed people to mental health services

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www.wxxv25.com – Staff – 2024-09-18 14:57:24

SUMMARY: A new program in Mississippi aims to mental services to individuals facing felony charges while in jail. The Roderick and Solange MacArthur Justice Center at the of Mississippi School of has partnered with the Mississippi Department of Mental Health for a two-year initiative. The program features a hotline attorney who will assist judges, public defenders, and families in navigating mental health needs. Director Cliff Johnson emphasizes the need for better treatment options instead of incarceration. The initiative has already facilitated inpatient care for a woman charged with arson, illustrating its positive potential impact.

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Eli Manning leads group of 1st time nominees for Pro Football Hall of Fame

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www.wxxv25.com – Associated Press – 2024-09-18 14:39:27

SUMMARY: Eli Manning, the first overall pick in the 2004 NFL draft, had a stellar career with the New York Giants, notably leading them to two Super Bowl victories over the New England Patriots. He is among 13 quarterbacks who have won multiple Super Bowls and is a four-time Pro Bowler, finishing with 57,023 passing yards and 366 touchdowns. On defense, Luke Kuechly and Terrell Suggs were standout players, with Kuechly earning five All-Pro selections in eight years, while Suggs excelled as a pass rusher. Adam Vinatieri, renowned for clutch kicking, is the NFL’s all-time leading scorer and a key player in multiple Super Bowl wins.

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Supreme Court denies appeal for man convicted in the 1992 killing of two college students

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www.wxxv25.com – Associated Press – 2024-09-18 11:29:21

SUMMARY: The has denied Willie Jerome Manning’s appeal against his 1994 row conviction for the murders of two college . Manning’s legal team argues that there is new evidence, witness recantations and a lack of forensic links to the . Despite his attorney’s assertion that the court’s ruling disregards this evidence, the majority opinion stated that Manning has already received ample justice. Dissenting justices argued for a hearing to investigate the recantations. Manning’s lawyers have indicated intentions to pursue further legal options.

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