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Four candidates running in House District 72 primary
SUMMARY: The House District 72 Democratic primary in Mississippi has four candidates running for the vacant seat. Each candidate plans to focus on community-oriented initiatives and economic development. Justis Gibbs, an attorney, wants to leverage his relationships with the Hinds County Development Authority to bring more economic success. Synarus Green, with 30 years of government experience, wants to prepare the workforce for future job opportunities. Rukia Lumumba, an activist, aims to engage the community in the economic development process. The fourth candidate, Dr. Ailean Stingley, was not available for an interview. The primary election will take place on August 8, 2023.
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SUMMARY: Jackson police are investigating a crash on Clinton Boulevard that injured at least three people. The incident occurred around 7:00 p.m. on November 18, involving a Chevrolet Camaro and a Chevrolet Tahoe. Detective Tommie Brown reported that the Camaro crossed into oncoming traffic, leading to the collision. The driver and passenger of the Camaro were hospitalized, with one suffering life-threatening injuries. The driver of the Tahoe was also taken to the hospital for treatment. The investigation into the crash is ongoing.
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SUMMARY: A strong Arctic cold front is set to impact the forecast in Columbus, Mississippi, starting with showers and storms. Mild temperatures in the 60s are expected Monday night, with a line of storms moving through the area until early Tuesday morning, bringing a risk of strong winds and small hail. As the front progresses, conditions will clear, with highs in the 70s on Tuesday and lows in the lower 50s. However, cooler Arctic air will arrive by Thursday, resulting in daytime highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s and nighttime lows dropping into the 30s.
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SUMMARY: On November 18, a Columbus Municipal School District bus was shot at while transporting ten children home, although no students were injured. The incident occurred around 3:00 PM on MLK Drive, with a bullet striking the bus’s tire. Witnesses reported multiple shots fired in an exchange believed to be between occupants of a vehicle and individuals at a nearby residence. One individual was reportedly injured in the shooting. Authorities are searching for a suspect, Martez Meeks, linked to a dark Dodge Charger, who may face charges including 11 counts of aggravated assault. Law enforcement has increased their presence in the area.
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