Mississippi News
More restoration work needed at Thalia Mara Hall before facility can reopen
SUMMARY: The Jackson City Council addressed concerns regarding Thalia Mara Hall, which was closed in early August due to mold and other health issues identified by a State Fire Marshal report. The report revealed mold, human waste on the balcony, and outdated fire extinguishers. The city submitted an action plan for repairs, involving a multi-phase cleanup costing $37,000, including tests. Mike Williams, the deputy director of Human and Cultural Services, expressed doubts about the venue being ready for The Nutcracker in December, estimating a reopening timeframe of four to eight weeks for the facility.
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SUMMARY: Columbus, Mississippi, is experiencing chilly mornings and cool afternoons, with high temperatures only reaching the 60s on Wednesday due to a cold air influx and a north breeze. Overnight temperatures are expected to drop into the 30s, with patchy frost possible. As we move towards the weekend, conditions will improve with continued sunshine, leading to less chilly mornings and warmer afternoons. By Sunday, highs could reach the upper 70s, with low 80s projected for early next week.
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Man accused of firing shots at 18-wheeler driver in Jackson injured in officer-involved shooting
SUMMARY: In Jackson, Mississippi, a suspect was injured during an officer-involved shooting after allegedly firing at an 18-wheeler driver on I-220. The incident arose following an accident involving two 18-wheelers. According to police, the suspect, in a stolen vehicle, exited and began shooting at a driver. Officers pursued him to McCain Avenue, where he brandished a weapon at narcotics detectives, prompting them to return fire, injuring him in the lower extremities. The suspect is recovering, and no officers were hurt. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is now looking into the shooting.
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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Senate and Democratic Caucuses met to address the misuse of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds, revealing that over $160 million is available while only 1,600 families are served despite approximately 200,000 children living in poverty. Mississippi Department of Human Services Executive Director Bob Anderson suggested a $60 increase in monthly assistance to $320, while Rep. Robert Johnson advocated for raising it to $500-$550 for a family of three. The caucus also discussed making the application process for these funds more accessible to families in need.
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