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LIVE: Pascagoula neighborhood complaining about raw sewage
SUMMARY: Residents in a Pascagoula, Mississippi, neighborhood are facing the distressing reality of sewage overflow in their driveways, an issue that has been persisting for 20 years. The sewage often overflows from a cap and enters driveways and stormwater drains, only 10 feet away from homes. Homeowner Dion Williams and others have repeatedly notified the city, but the problem remains unresolved. The situation has left residents like Vietnam veteran Joe Jackson, who is immunocompromised, feeling trapped in their homes. The community’s concerns have been brought to the city’s attention, and more on the city’s response is expected to be shared.

Noah Noble is looking into this story and joins us live with details.
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NEW DETAILS: Accused Biloxi cop murderer not competent to stand trial
SUMMARY: Darien Atkinson, charged with the capital murder of Biloxi police officer Robert McKian, has been deemed not competent to stand trial. A judge’s ruling stems from evaluations indicating Atkinson’s mental health has worsened over the past two years, with psychosis and symptoms consistent with schizophrenia. He has been at a state mental hospital since March 2023, showing resistance to assessments and making bizarre claims about a supposed “Matrix” program. Despite disappointment from McKian’s loved ones, officials remain hopeful that charges will not be dismissed if Atkinson’s mental state improves, allowing for a future trial.

Atkinson will continue to be held in a maximum security building at the Mississippi State Hospital in Whitfield.
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Carrie’s Midday First Alert Forecast
SUMMARY: Carrie Duncan’s Midday First Alert Forecast for Mississippi predicts a warm, breezy, and humid day with a 20% chance of light showers, mostly not affecting the drought. Temperatures are around 82°F, with winds from the east-southeast at 17 mph. Showers are expected to stay offshore, but humidity remains high. A significant temperature drop is expected next week due to a frontal system. The region is still experiencing extreme drought, and burn bans are in effect. Looking ahead, cooler air will arrive by Monday, with temperatures in the 40s to 30s possible by Thursday, marking a significant shift toward fall weather.

Warm, humid, and breezy until Halloween
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Waking Up with Wesley: A foggy morning, plus spring temps on the way (3/25/25)
SUMMARY: This morning, fog covered much of South Mississippi, but it is expected to clear soon. Temperatures are set to rise, with spring-like warmth arriving this week. The fog will continue to dissipate, especially by mid-morning, leading to clearer skies by the afternoon. Daytime temperatures will be in the upper 70s along the coast, with some areas reaching the low 80s. A rain system is expected over the weekend, with heavy rain likely on Saturday. However, Sunday should see lighter rain and clearer conditions. Stay tuned for updates on the changing forecast.

The weather is beginning to warm up! Senior Meteorologist Wesley Williams has a look at these temperatures, plus the thick fog that rolled in Tuesday morning.
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