Mississippi News
Enter for a chance to see Disney on Ice “Into the Magic” in Tupelo
SUMMARY: Disney on Ice presents “Into the Magic,” a beloved fall event in North Mississippi, taking place at Cadence Bank Arena in Tupelo from November 14 to 17. Families can experience enchanting performances featuring their favorite Disney characters. WCBI and FOX 4 are hosting a giveaway for a Family Four Pack of tickets to the show. Interested participants can enter by visiting wcbi.com/contests, with winners announced on November 8. This event promises to bring joy and nostalgia to attendees, making it a perfect outing for fans of all ages.
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SUMMARY: Columbus Fire and Rescue has received its first two storm shelters, enhancing safety for first responders during severe weather events. Previously, firefighters sought shelter under trucks during tornado warnings. Fire Station One will house three shelters, while other stations will each have two. The initiative, five years in the making, was motivated by past experiences where responders were exposed during emergency situations. Fire Chief Duane Hughes emphasizes that these shelters, funded largely by a federal grant, will allow emergency personnel to seek refuge and continue providing essential services to the community during storms.
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SUMMARY: William Randle Hood has been indicted for manslaughter and aggravated DUI following a deadly crash in Calhoun County, Mississippi. The incident occurred in July when Hood allegedly made a U-turn on Highway 9, colliding with a motorcycle. Investigations revealed that blood tests showed alcohol in Hood’s system at the time of the crash. A grand jury has formally charged him, and his bond has been set at $25,000. The Calhoun County Sheriff, Greg Pollan, is overseeing the case.
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SUMMARY: A Jackson family has lost their home due to an alleged arson incident on Hite Street. Habitat for Humanity Mississippi Capital Area was alerted about suspicious activities surrounding the house, where prior issues with the tenant existed. The fire occurred around 9:30 a.m. on October 23, with no occupants inside at the time. Witnesses reported seeing individuals, previously evicted, vandalizing the property before setting it ablaze. Habitat for Humanity’s executive director stated that the organization now owns the damaged home and confirmed that the fire is being investigated as an act of arson.
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