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JPD makes second arrest in Lake Trace Circle homicide
SUMMARY: Jackson Police have arrested a second suspect, Martraviois Douglas, in connection to a recent homicide. The arrest is linked to a deadly shooting that occurred on July 3rd on Lake Trace Circle. The victim, Roitavious Greenfield, later died at a hospital from his injuries.
Jackson police have arrested a suspect in two separate homicides.
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Family escaped vehicle fire in Prentiss County
SUMMARY: A family from Itice County experienced a frightening incident when their Jeep caught fire while driving on Highway 45 near Biggersville. The radiator exploded, resulting in heavy smoke and flames. The family of five, including a toddler in a car seat, made a swift escape from the vehicle. Fortunately, no one was injured during this scary moment.
A family quickly escaped after their vehicle caught fire in Prentiss County.
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Studio 9 Interview: Walk to End Alzheimer's happening Sept. 28 in Tupelo
SUMMARY: The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest fundraiser for Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. Jenna Harris, manager of the Mississippi chapter, highlights the growing impact of Alzheimer’s, which kills more people than breast and prostate cancers combined. In Mississippi, Alzheimer’s deaths have more than doubled since 2000. The upcoming walk on September 28 at Ballard Park in Tupelo aims to unite the community in the fight against Alzheimer’s, with a fundraising goal of $35,000 to support global research efforts. Community participation is crucial for finding a cure and providing quality care and support.
The Alzheimer’s Association is hosting a Walk to End Alzheimer’s event on Sept. 28 in Tupelo.
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Interview: Mississippi National Guard offers mental health resources
SUMMARY: September is National Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting the alarming fact that veterans have a suicide rate 1.5 times higher than the general population. Lieutenant Colonel Davis Morris, Mississippi National Guard’s state support chaplain, emphasizes the importance of seeking help. He encourages veterans to utilize resources like the National Suicide Prevention Hotline (988) and Military One Source. Morris stresses the Army’s ASSIST workshop, which teaches soldiers to actively listen and engage with those at risk, explore their feelings about suicide, and help them create a safe plan for recovery. He is dedicated to supporting those affected by military suicides.
The Mississippi National Guard offers multiple resources for mental health patients.
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