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Editorial: Operation Unified
SUMMARY: City of Jackson has been experiencing a high homicide rate, with 12 homicides in January alone and drive-by shootings in broad daylight. Governor Reeves and Mayor Lumumba recently announced “Operation Unified,” a collaboration between state, local, and federal authorities to crackdown on crime. This operation has led to successful arrests and recovery of stolen vehicles and illegal weapons. The unity among police forces has been praised, with Chief Wade and Chief Luckey showing great leadership. The initiative is seen as a positive step towards reducing crime in Jackson, with hopes that it serves as a reminder to all leaders to prioritize public safety.

Editorial: Operation Unified
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Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado's First Alert Weather Forecast 3/26/25
SUMMARY: Good morning! On Wednesday, expect mostly cloudy skies and a chance of isolated showers in the afternoon, with temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to mid-50s. While Meridian is currently at 49 degrees, Philadelphia is warmer at 55 degrees. A raincoat is recommended for the day. As we head towards the weekend, forecast models indicate potential severe weather, particularly on Saturday, with heavier rainfall expected Saturday afternoon into evening. While some areas may experience severe thunderstorms, others might just see cloudy skies. Stay tuned for updates from the First Alert weather team as conditions develop.

Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 3/26/25
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Black Wallstreet: Time for a Change
SUMMARY: In “Black Wall Street: Time for a Change,” artist Winfield discusses his new comic, which blends Afro-futurism with historical events, particularly the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The story follows a group of time travelers aiming to prevent the tragedy, highlighting its impact on the future. Winfield emphasizes the comic’s educational value, aiming to raise awareness about often-unknown historical events while also providing entertainment. The project includes an animated trailer, which took about three weeks to create, targeting teens and adults due to its serious themes. The comic is available at bwsccomic.com.

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NEMCC softball head coach shares journey of reaching 500 career wins
SUMMARY: Northeast softball head coach Jod Long began his coaching journey in 1996 as an assistant, eventually becoming head coach in 2006. Recently, he celebrated over 500 career wins, attributing his success to great players and strong assistant coaches, like Kevin Connell. Long expressed deep gratitude for the support from the Northeast community, stating it feels like home for his family. However, his journey has been bittersweet, as he has faced significant losses in recent years, including the passing of several family members. Sharing this milestone with his wife and three sons has made it particularly meaningful.

Northeast softball head coach Jody Long reached 500 career wins almost a month ago. He shared his journey of how he reached this milestone.
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