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VIDEO: Tupelo native attends historic Republican National Convention just days after attempted
SUMMARY: Following an assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump, the atmosphere at the Republican National Convention (RNC) was unprecedented, attended by 50,000 Republicans, including Tupo native Ed Holiday. The RNC, held every four years, was uniquely significant as it marked Trump’s first public appearance since the attack. Attendees felt a profound sense of gratitude for his survival, attributing it to divine intervention. Trump accepted his presidential nomination with faith and devotion. The convention highlighted shifts in the Republican party, including growing support from African-Americans and Hispanics. In contrast, calls are increasing for President Biden to step aside as the Democratic National Convention approaches.

Tupelo native Ed Holliday was one of the 50,000 people who attended the Republican National Convention. It was the first time people saw former President Trump since the attempted assassination.
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Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado's First Alert Weather Forecast 3/28/25
SUMMARY: Tori Alvarado’s weather forecast for March 28, 2025, indicates a cloudy Friday morning with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. While no showers are expected today, temperatures will rise to the low 80s. Tonight will remain cloudy with temperatures dropping to the low to mid-60s. Showers are anticipated to start early Saturday morning, intensifying by 10 AM across central Mississippi, and continuing into the afternoon. A slight risk for severe weather exists on Sunday night into Monday, accompanied by windy conditions with gusts up to 30 mph. First Alert weather days are advised for the weekend.

Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 3/28/25
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Governor signs bill eliminating state income tax
SUMMARY: Governor Tate Reeves signed a bill that gradually reduces Mississippi’s state income tax by 0.25% each year until 2030, reaching a total reduction of 3%. Additionally, the state’s grocery tax, currently the highest in the U.S. at 7%, will be cut to 5% starting July 1st. To offset revenue losses, the gas tax will rise by $0.09 per gallon. Reeves emphasized that the policy supports hard-working residents and positions Mississippi for growth. House Bill 1, now law, may still be amended before taking effect, with changes being discussed in a conference committee regarding a new trigger system.

Mississippi governor to sign bill eliminating state income tax
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MSU players participate in Pro Day on Thursday
SUMMARY: On Thursday, 11 Mississippi State Bulldogs showcased their skills during Pro Day at the Paul Maro Center, performing various drills like bench press and 40-yard dash in front of NFL Scouts. Players reflected on their preparation over the last two months, expressing confidence in their performances and the memorable experience of representing the team. The NFL Draft is approaching, with events occurring from April 24 to 26. Meanwhile, Ole Miss will hold its Pro Day in Oxford tomorrow, and coverage will be provided. Jason Williams from WTV will also report on Ole Miss’s progress in the Sweet 16 tournament.

Mississippi State football hosted NFL scouts and teams on its Pro Day on Thursday, March 27.
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