SUMMARY: The city of Diberville is actively helping those affected by Hurricane Helen in Madison, Florida, by sending food and supplies. Over 1,000 people are receiving aid from city employees and volunteers who packed trailers with donated items. The shipment includes 500 hamburger patties, 280 pounds of pulled pork, and various side dishes, alongside utility trailers filled with additional supplies. Contributions came from local organizations, including Scarlet Pearl, Diberville Youth Council, and Walmart. Volunteers emphasized their motivation stems from past hurricane experiences, underscoring the importance of supporting communities in need.

The city of D’Iberville is providing relief to those impacted by Hurricane Helene as they send food and supplies to Florida.

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SUMMARY: Maya Turner reports on the Out of the Darkness walk organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention at the Coliseum, drawing hundreds to support mental health awareness. Attendees shared emotional connections, particularly those mourning loved ones lost to suicide. The Mississippi Department of Mental Health highlights suicide as a leading cause of death in young individuals. The event aimed to foster open discussions about mental health and healing through shared experiences. Participants included military service members honoring others with a Push-Up Challenge. The walk raised over $37,000, aiding research, prevention education, and survivor support.

Since 2004, hundreds of cities across the country have participated to give people the courage to open up about their connections to suicide.

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SUMMARY: Good evening, South Mississippi! Meteorologist Taylor Gaham provides a forecast update, noting that temperatures will remain mild, with lows in the upper 60s tonight and highs in the low to mid 80s tomorrow. Expect a breezy, humid day with isolated showers possible, especially as we transition into Standard Time tonight, gaining an extra hour of sleep. Coastal flooding is a concern overnight due to onshore winds. Gaham also highlights tropical activity, particularly Invest 97L, which may develop and potentially affect the Gulf of Mexico. Overall, warm temperatures and humidity are expected to persist over the coming days.

Meteorologist Taylor Graham brings the latest from the tropics and what to expect from the weather during the first full week of November.

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