Mississippi News
Man arrested for allegedly threatening to blow up jail in Pickens County
SUMMARY: A man in Pickens County, Alabama was arrested for falsely reporting a terrorist threat and rendering a false alarm. Dennis Sagely, 39, called the sheriff’s department and claimed he had enough weaponry to blow up the jail. He was later arrested for public intoxication in Tuscaloosa County and charged in Pickens County the following day.
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SUMMARY: This weekend (February 28-March 2), Mississippi offers a variety of fun events. Highlights include a Paint Workshop in Clinton, the Krewe of Phoenix Mardi Gras Parade in Natchez, and an inspiring DateNight event in Ridgeland. Enjoy the Krewe de Roux Festival in Brandon or watch the dark comedy “The Moors” in Jackson. Art lovers can visit stitching exhibitions and the Mindbender Mansion. Outdoor enthusiasts might join a guided bird-watching hike or the Fossil Road Show. In Hattiesburg, partake in the Caerus Mardi Gras Parade and the 3rd Annual Moon Pie Fest, plus numerous workshops and performances across the state.
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Oscar-winner Gene Hackman, his wife and their dog found dead in their New Mexico home
SUMMARY: Gene Hackman, the acclaimed Oscar-winning actor known for roles in “The French Connection” and “Unforgiven,” has died at 95, found alongside his wife, Betsy Arakawa, and their dog at their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Authorities reported no suspicion of foul play, but details surrounding their deaths are under investigation. Hackman, respected for his versatility, portrayed a range of characters throughout his career, excelling in both drama and comedy. He retired in his mid-70s, preferring a private life. A talented artist and author, he expressed disdain for Hollywood’s social scene, often avoiding the celebrity limelight.
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SUMMARY: Pope Francis remains in critical condition, receiving high supplemental oxygen following a respiratory crisis and blood transfusions. The 88-year-old, who has a history of lung issues, was hospitalized on February 14 due to a complex lung infection resulting in pneumonia. A Vatican update reported that he stabilized overnight but continues to face a reserved prognosis. While unable to celebrate Mass, he sent a message for prayers, highlighting the upcoming anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Doctors warn of potential sepsis, but no signs have emerged yet. Recent decisions by Francis indicate his awareness of his declining health and preparations for succession.
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