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Narcan training held Monday to address opioid epidemic
SUMMARY: Many Americans are struggling with opioids, but a local organization called Communicare in Tupelo is working to combat the deadly problem. WTV Gabe Mayor reported on a Naran training session to help educate people on how to handle opioid overdoses. According to the CDC, over 80,000 opioid deaths were reported in 2021, and the numbers are rising. Communicare's training program aims to provide tools and knowledge for individuals to respond effectively in emergency situations. Participants learned how to administer Naran kits and talked about the impact of opioids in Mississippi. The training emphasizes the importance of knowing what to do to save lives and highlights the availability of help for those struggling with addiction. Mayor highlighted the positive impact of treatment programs and encouraged people to seek assistance.
Communicare held Narcan training Monday afternoon to address the opioid epidemic.
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Petal police continuing investigation into deadly early-morning shooting
SUMMARY: An investigation is underway in Pedal following an early morning shooting that left 27-year-old Bernell Gold dead. Around 3:15 a.m., a woman reported to Pedal Police that her ex-boyfriend was banging on her door. After he forced his way inside, another man in the home shot him. Gold later died at the hospital. The Forest County Coroner identified the deceased, and no arrests have been made yet. The investigation continues.
Petal police continuing investigation into deadly early-morning shooting.
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Today's Weather – Tatyana Washington – July 5th, 2024
SUMMARY: Today is hot and humid with temperatures starting in the upper 70s and reaching the 90s by noon. A heat advisory is in effect due to high heat index values making it feel like triple digits. Relief comes later with showers cooling temperatures to the 80s by 7 p.m. The weekend will remain hot with temperatures in the 90s and frequent showers and thunderstorms. Hurricane Barrel, a category 2 storm with wind speeds of 100 mph, is expected to weaken as it moves west. The 7-day forecast predicts continued hot and rainy conditions, with temperatures in the 90s and lows in the lower 70s.
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First Alert Weather Focus-July 5, 2024
SUMMARY: Happy Friday! A rainy day is affecting much of the Pine area, especially Marion County, Foxworth, and surrounding regions. Current temperatures range from 79 in Columbia to 115 in Laurel. The heat index varies, with the highest being 109 in Seminary. Tonight, showers will diminish with lows in the mid-70s. Saturday and Sunday anticipate a 50% chance of rain and thunderstorms, with highs in the low 90s. Beachgoers should be cautious of high rip current risks this weekend due to Hurricane Barrel, which affects Gulf wave heights. Barrel is expected to make landfall between Brownsville and Houston, Texas.
The First Alert Weather team took a long look at the weekend as well as the work week ahead on Friday's episode of Focus.
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