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Patrick's Monday PM Forecast 5/27
SUMMARY: Today is Monday, and it's time for the umbrella giveaway! Congratulations to Shay Stringer from Ellisville, who won an umbrella courtesy of Dean McCre Kia of Hattiesburg. Although no rain is expected, the umbrella can shield you from the intense sun. The weather is hot and humid, with temperatures reaching 92 degrees, feeling like 97 with the heat index. Humidity is high, making it feel even hotter. The region is experiencing significant heat, with temperatures ranging from the upper 80s to mid-90s. Clear skies are expected tonight, with a slight cool down and increased rain chances later in the week.
Patrick's Monday PM Forecast 5/27
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SUMMARY: Some people returned to work today, while many continue to enjoy a 4-day weekend, with time spent at locations like PCK Lake. Veronica Mahia reports from Tishomingo County's Mill Creek Marina, a popular spot where visitors fuel up boats for their outings. A frequent visitor from Fulton's campground noted the significant influx due to the summer holiday, making it the year's busiest weekend. Businesses around the lake benefit greatly, as seen in the increased food and convenience store sales. More details will be shared in a live report on WTVA 9 News at 6.
A lot of folks continue to enjoy a four-day weekend, and some of that time is being spent on the water at Pickwick Lake.
SUMMARY: The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is planning to move from its current building on Woodrow Wilson, which has severe foundation issues, asbestos problems, and gas leaks, to a new site in Pearl. The existing headquarters, built in 1976, needs to be demolished, and the land may be sold for redevelopment. The new DPS site will consolidate all divisions under one roof for the first time, with costs now between $65 and $70 million. The timeline for the new building's completion has shifted to late summer or early fall of 2025. The state is considering commercial development for the vacated site.
Department of Public Safety moving once multimillion-dollar project completed
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SUMMARY: Law enforcement in Port Gibson, Mississippi, are intensively searching for two dangerous inmates, 24-year-old Tyrekennel Collins and 18-year-old Dezarrious Johnson, who escaped from Claiborne County Detention Center early Friday morning by breaking through the ceiling. Johnson, who is injured and walking with a limp, was recently spotted, prompting an active manhunt. Multiple agencies, including the Mississippi Highway Patrol and U.S. Marshals, are involved. Both inmates are charged with murder and considered highly dangerous. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant, stressing the importance of capturing the escapees quickly to ensure community safety.
Search on for 2 Claiborne County escapees
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