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More than 700 tickets issued in 1st month of Hattiesburg school zone traffic cameras
SUMMARY: The Hattiesburg Police Department's school zone speeding camera pilot program, launched earlier this year, issued 703 citations in four weeks. Cameras were used in two school zones: Woodley Elementary and Grace Christian Elementary. There was a noted decrease in speeding from Week 1 to Week 2 before rates stabilized. Offenders can pay a reduced fine of $230, split among Intellisafe ($130), the city ($75), and the Department of Public Safety ($25). This fine includes a mandatory online safety course and avoids reporting to insurance companies. If successful, the program may expand to more school zones next fall, marking a first for the state.
More than 700 tickets issued in 1st month of Hattiesburg school zone traffic cameras.
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SUMMARY: “Grind to Glory,” sponsored by Southern Housing, features the TCPS Eagles in Tupelo. Senior Jake Franklin Ramsay emphasizes the importance of not getting complacent, especially after the significant graduation of over 10 players last season. The new senior class, including quarterback Jeb Brown, is stepping up to fill leadership roles. Brown is committed to holding teammates accountable and pushing the young, new faces to improve. Last season, TCPS finished 8-4, exiting in the second playoff round. This season, the team aims to build on last year's success, starting against East Union Urchins on August 30th. More updates will follow on Monday.
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SUMMARY: Good evening, I'm Craig Ford. Emily Leonard has the evening off. Thanks for joining us for WTV 9 News at 6. A woman in Monroe County encountered an unexpected visitor during her morning commute. Jennifer Adams found a large snake hitching a ride on her car on Smithville Road near Hatley. Initially mistaking it for a man on a horse, Adams was horrified to realize it was a snake emerging from under her hood. She believes the snake was trying to reach a bird's nest using her SUV for height leverage. The snake, likely a nonvenomous rat snake, eventually fell off her car. Reporting live, Jake White, WTV 9 News.
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