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Hattiesburg woman found guilty in murder-for-hire scheme
SUMMARY: Shameka Hall of Hattiesburg was found guilty of a murder-for-hire scheme. Prosecutors presented hidden camera evidence showing Hall negotiating a price for the murder of her intended victim. The 38-minute video was filmed by her step-brother with help from the Hattiesburg Police Department. During her trial, Hall was seen wiping her eyes and lowering her head as the jury watched the video. After the trial, her step-brother said he went to the police with the evidence.
Hattiesburg woman found guilty in murder-for-hire scheme
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SUMMARY: Recently, stunning images of the full wolf moon and its halo, attributed to high cirrus clouds, captivated viewers. Temperatures currently hover in the 30s, not feeling too harsh due to calm winds. A warming trend is expected, with highs reaching the upper 50s by Wednesday and mid-60s by Saturday. However, a cold front arriving Saturday night will lead to a significant drop in temperatures, with highs in the 40s on Sunday and potentially not exceeding the 30s by Martin Luther King Jr. Day. There’s also the possibility of snow early next week, though confidence in forecast models remains low.
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SUMMARY: In a thrilling high school basketball clash, the Starkville Lady Yellow Jackets defeated the Tupelo Lady Golden Wave 51-48, despite being four points down in the fourth quarter. Zariah Edwards and Jada Gay played pivotal roles, with Gay tying the game and Edwards securing the winning points. In the boys’ matchup, Anthony Carile’s Starkville team faced Tupelo’s Robert Green. Starkville started strong, led by Jaden Tate and TJ Warren, but Tupelo rallied back. Jamaran Jones’ three-pointer helped Tupelo secure a 53-43 victory. Both games showcased intense competition and impressive performances.
The Tupelo and Starkville boys and girls’ basketball teams played against each other on Tuesday evening.
SUMMARY: The City of Jackson is opening shelters to assist the homeless during cold weather, with an arctic blast expected soon. They are seeking donations of hot food, coffee, cots, and other supplies. Chris Gray Sr., Jackson’s Constituent Services Manager, emphasized the importance of providing a safe space for the unhoused community. Last cold snap, the city sheltered 141 people at Champions Gym. Collaborating with organizations like Shower Power, Stewpot, and the Red Cross, Jackson offers meals, shelter, and clothing. Stewpot also provides over 30 beds and extended hours for distributing coats and blankets to those in need.
Jackson shelters prepare for arctic blast
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