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Entergy Mississippi breaks ground on new power station
SUMMARY: Officials from Entergy Mississippi recently celebrated the groundbreaking of the Delta Blues Advanced Power Station in Greenville, a significant step in modernizing their power generation portfolio. This new $1.2 billion facility, capable of generating 754 megawatts, will power approximately 385,000 homes and create over 300 construction jobs. It will replace the aging Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station, which marks its 50th anniversary and is set to retire when the new plant becomes operational in 2028. The facility will utilize advanced technology, including dual-fuel capabilities, to reduce carbon emissions while ensuring reliable power generation.
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SUMMARY: Scammers are increasingly using deceptive tactics to trick individuals, with phone calls and mail scams becoming common. Starkville Police Chief Mark Ballard highlights QR codes as a new method for scams, urging caution when receiving unsolicited codes. He outlines four red flags to identify scams: claims from familiar organizations, assertions of winning something or being in trouble, demands for immediate action, and requests for specific actions or payment methods. If targeted, individuals should contact their financial institutions and authorities. During the holidays, scams rise, making vigilance and skepticism essential in avoiding victimization.
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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Terrance Alexander, the former executive director of the Jubilee Performing Art School in McComb. He was sentenced to 240 years in prison after being found guilty of six counts of sexual exploitation of minors in February 2023. Alexander was arrested in October 2021 for engaging in sexual acts with children over nearly a decade, including persuading them to perform acts in his presence. The Appeals Court found no reversible error in his conviction and affirmed his sentences. He is currently incarcerated at the South Mississippi Correctional Institution.
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SUMMARY: An officer-involved shooting in Monticello, Mississippi, on November 6, prompted an investigation by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI). During an encounter at a gas station, a suspect threatened officers with a weapon while entering a vehicle. In response, an officer shot the suspect, who sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to a local hospital. Fortunately, the involved officers did not suffer serious physical injuries. The MBI is collecting evidence and will report its findings to the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office for further evaluation.
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