SUMMARY: In a recent court hearing, Anthony Holland faced charges for the dismemberment of 19-year-old Cheryl Turner, whose remains were discovered in the Wasa River. Turner’s family attended the hearing, seeking justice and expressing their emotional struggle over the loss. Cheryl’s father, Michael Turner, emphasized their desire for closure. The court date has been rescheduled to January 23, 2025. Additionally, the Living GU Foundation announced the allocation of nearly $1 million for projects focused on suicide prevention, Alzheimer’s care, and expanding local health services. Meanwhile, a flash drought has prompted burn bans across several Louisiana and Arkansas counties.

Midday Ark-La-Miss News Update: Oct. 23, 2024

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SUMMARY: Voting numbers are rising in San Antonio as early voting continues, with over 48,000 ballots cast so far. A new police helicopter was dedicated to fallen officer Benjamin Marone, shot in 2016. Meanwhile, two murder trials are underway: David Nez faces trial for a road rage incident that resulted in a fatal shooting, while Jordan Eaton is accused of shooting a couple, leading to one death. In other news, American Airlines faces a $50 million fine for violations concerning passengers with disabilities. The San Antonio weather remains warm, with highs nearing 90°F, and potential changes may arrive by Halloween.

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SUMMARY: Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to prevent the release of a tuberculosis-positive Chinese migrant into the U.S. without state health clearance. The lawsuit, filed on October 16, demands a temporary restraining order and injunctions against any detainee releases from ICE facilities without Louisiana Department of Health approval. The migrant, who entered illegally in April, tested positive for a drug-resistant TB strain but was not kept in isolation. Murrill argues that federal actions jeopardize public health and safety, asserting that undocumented migrants may pose significant health risks to citizens.

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