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Georgia governor says at least 11 people are dead in his state after Hurricane Helene
SUMMARY: Hurricane Helene, a powerful Category 4 storm with winds reaching 140 mph, made landfall in Florida, causing extensive damage and flooding across multiple states. Emergency crews are rescuing those trapped in flooded homes, with at least 17 fatalities reported so far. Over 4 million homes lost power, while coastal areas faced significant storm surges and widespread destruction, especially in the Big Bend region. Helene has now weakened to a tropical storm, moving north. Residents have been advised to evacuate, and curfews were implemented in many areas. The storm also affected parts of Mexico and Cuba before reaching the U.S.
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SUMMARY: Jason D. Herring has been appointed as the new District Attorney for Mississippi’s First Circuit Court District by Governor Tate Reeves, following the vacancy left by John Weddle’s appointment to the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Herring, an attorney from Saltillo, has extensive experience serving as city attorney for Saltillo and Guntown, and has represented law enforcement in officer-involved shooting cases. His term will commence on October 14 and will continue until filled by a special election. The district encompasses Alcorn, Itawamba, Lee, Monroe, Pontotoc, Prentiss, and Tishomingo Counties.
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SUMMARY: Madison police arrested 34-year-old Edward Earl Brown for attempting to break into two homes early on September 27. Officers were alerted around 4:00 a.m. after a homeowner reported a suspicious man on their back porch. Another call reported a man looking into a front door in the Trace Vineyard Subdivision. Police located Brown in the carport of a residence and arrested him without incident. He faces charges of two counts of attempted burglary, being a felon in possession of a weapon, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Brown is currently in detention awaiting a court appearance.
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SUMMARY: This weekend (September 27-29) in Mississippi features various events, including the Belhaven Block Party with live music in Jackson, and the No Tears Project offering free community discussions. Attendees can explore “Dinosaurs Around the World” and a historical flag exhibit. Natchez hosts a Fall Pilgrimage of historic homes, while Hattiesburg showcases a festival and live music at “Live at Five.” Sports fans can enjoy Millsaps College football, and Jackson will host the Sanderson Farms Championship golf tournament. For those interested in culture, ¡LATINFEST! and the Vintage Murder Mystery Dinner Game will be held in Pearl and Hattiesburg, respectively.
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Georgia governor says at least 11 people are dead in his state after Hurricane Helene
Jason D. Herring, new District Attorney for First Circuit Court District
Last-ever Oakland Athletics home game features Mississippi flavor
Madison police arrest man for trying to break into homes
Ole Miss professor solves food insecurity with STEM
Lee County students make origami
Events happening this weekend in Mississippi: September 27-29
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Tracking the Tropics: Chance of tropical disturbance in Caribbean at 60%
‘Goon Squad’ victims’ attorneys demand censure and removal of Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey
New details surrounding the intense home invasion and attempted robbery in Spring Branch
Senators push increased legislative oversight of VA | Tennessee
Attorney General Merrick Garland calls Goon Squad’s acts ‘a betrayal of their community, a betrayal of their profession’
Caddo Parish School Board hires new superintendent with three-year deal | Louisiana
Texas oil and gas jobs show three months of jobs growth | Texas
Mississippi River mayors agree to unify ports from the Corn Belt to the coast
Ole Miss professor solves food insecurity with STEM
Lee County students make origami
DIGITAL DESK: It's Fall Y'all!
Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber Member Spotlight – Pearce Bespoke
Taste of Long Beach 2024
WXXV job fair offered residents a look at different job opportunities
12-year-old cancer survivor given special honor from Northwest Rankin football team
2 in custody in Adams County shooting
No fans allowed at football game
Hurricane Helene makes landfall and moves NE through Carolinas | FOX 7 Austin
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Mississippi Today5 days agoOn this day in 1927
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News from the South - Texas News Feed7 days ago
Cocaine busts galore at southern border, including from ‘trusted traveler’ | Arizona
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News from the South - Florida News Feed7 days ago
Tracking the Tropics: Chance of tropical disturbance in Caribbean at 60%
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Mississippi Today4 days ago
‘Goon Squad’ victims’ attorneys demand censure and removal of Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey
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News from the South - Texas News Feed7 days ago
New details surrounding the intense home invasion and attempted robbery in Spring Branch
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News from the South - Tennessee News Feed2 days ago
Senators push increased legislative oversight of VA | Tennessee
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Mississippi Today2 days ago
Attorney General Merrick Garland calls Goon Squad’s acts ‘a betrayal of their community, a betrayal of their profession’
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News from the South - Louisiana News Feed2 days ago
Caddo Parish School Board hires new superintendent with three-year deal | Louisiana
