SUMMARY: In this week‘s Weather Kid Wednesday, Brody, a 14-year-old homeschooler, assists with the forecast. He enjoys video creation and gaming. Brody reports a mild day with temperatures around 82°F, cloudy skies, and light chances of rain. Winds will be 10-15 mph. Tonight’s temperature is expected to drop to 72°F. Tomorrow’s forecast indicates winds from 15-20 knots and small craft caution due to moderate chop in the Gulf. Brody’s clear presentation impresses, and viewers are encouraged to register their kids to participate in future forecasts. The segment concludes with Brody’s stylish bow tie, making it a special Weather Kid Wednesday.

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SUMMARY: In a Halloween-themed interview, journalist Everett G Jr spoke with Kathleen O’Keefe, a local paranormal investigator from Shadows Paranormal Investigations, a team with over 40 years of combined experience. They conduct investigations of paranormal phenomena in Buxy and Knoxville, Tennessee, at no charge. Kathleen shared eerie audio captures featuring distinct words like “Kitty,” “get out,” and “mother.” She expressed her belief in an energy that persists after death. Though she has minimal experience (four years), she mentioned that most paranormal occurrences usually have earthly explanations, and calls for priest intervention are rare, contrasting with Hollywood portrayals.

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SUMMARY: The Hancock girls’ golf team has established a dominant legacy, winning nine straight region titles and three of the last five 6A state titles. Dedicated and hardworking, the players, including senior Kinley Archer, emphasize daily commitment to improvement, motivating each other even during tough rounds. Sophomore Carsten Alti appreciates the inspiration from her college-bound sister, while eighth grader Mary Taylor expresses excitement for the future. Despite the bittersweet departure of seniors, the team maintains a strong bond and commitment to excellence. The girls continue to train vigorously and supportively as they represent Hancock proudly.

The Hawks have won three out of the last five 6A state titles, and the ones they haven’t won, they’ve been the runner-ups.

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