www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-12-19 23:07:50

SUMMARY: Temperatures today are significantly colder compared to yesterday, dropping by 10 to 20 degrees across various locations, with readings in the 30s. Calm winds prevent wind chill, but dry air remains. A cold front is approaching, bringing reinforcing colder air just in time for the weekend, with expected lows in the upper 20s, causing significant freezes. Saturday’s highs may only reach around 50 degrees. Wind gusts over 20 mph may make it feel even colder. As the week progresses, temperatures will rise, potentially reaching the 60s by Christmas Day, although some rain is anticipated later on that day.

12/19- Friday will be breezy…but FREEZING by this weekend

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www.youtube.com – 16 WAPT News Jackson – 2024-12-19 23:02:23

SUMMARY: Former Capitol Police officer Jeffrey Walker faces federal charges for excessive use of force during a pursuit on July 27, 2022. After attempting to pull over a driver, Walker collided with a tree, leading to the driver’s arrest. Allegations include Walker slamming the individual onto a car hood and kicking him in the head while he was handcuffed. Walker, who is no longer with the Capitol Police since July 2023, could receive up to ten years in prison if convicted. The Department of Public Safety, noting the absence of body cameras during the incident, emphasizes accountability and transparency in law enforcement.

Former Mississippi Capitol police officer indicted, accused of using excessive force against handcuffed suspect

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www.youtube.com – WTVA 9 News – 2024-12-19 17:02:54

SUMMARY: Parish Alford, a longtime sports writer for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, has published a new book that serves as a perfect gift for sports enthusiasts. With nearly three decades of experience, Alford shares personal stories from his extensive career covering college football, primarily focusing on Mississippi State and Ole Miss, alongside some high school anecdotes. His book emphasizes the people and relationships in sports rather than just the teams and players. Available in local bookstores, including Reeds and Square Books, as well as on Amazon, it offers a nostalgic look at the sports landscape in Northeast Mississippi.

Anchor Craig Ford spoke with longtime sports reporter and newspaper man Parrish Alford about his new book “Habitual Deadline: Sports stories of 3-plus decades from the guy who came and stayed.”

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