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Warm, humid and breezy Halloween, few showers possible
SUMMARY: Chief meteorologist Eric Johnan reports that some areas received brief showers today, with temperatures around 82°F in Gulfport and a breezy east-southeast wind. Tomorrow, Halloween, is expected to be significantly warmer at 83°F, nearly 20 degrees above last year’s cooler 64°F. Trick-or-treating will see temperatures drop from the 80s to the 70s, with a chance of scattered showers. The weekend looks promising for the Peter Anderson Festival in Ocean Springs, with warm and humid conditions. Additionally, there’s a disturbance in the Caribbean to monitor, though it poses no immediate threat. Daylight saving time ends this weekend.

Eric’s First Alert Forecast Oct 30, 2024
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Giving Local – The Never Quit Foundation
SUMMARY: The Never Quit Foundation, which organizes the longest-running charitable golf tournament, the Spiders Charity Golf Classic, focuses on giving back to the local community. Founded three years ago, the foundation upholds core values such as pride and perseverance. This year’s recipient is Rebecca Craighead from Ocean Springs, who is facing medical challenges and financial burdens due to her condition. The tournament aims to alleviate such burdens by raising funds to support local individuals in need, ranging from those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy to cancer. The event emphasizes the importance of community support and encourages participation through sponsorships.

Susie Davis spotlights local charity organizations and community volunteer opportunities
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19 facing felony charges after Operation ‘Rotten Egg’ leads to major drug seizures in George Coun…
SUMMARY: Operation Rotten Egg has led to the arrest of 14 individuals, with five still wanted, after a major drug bust in George County. Authorities seized 623 grams of methamphetamine, 86 doses of hydrocodone, and 38 doses of oxycodone, along with multiple semi-automatic guns. The arrests followed 31 undercover drug buys targeting traffickers and gangs in Jackson and George counties. The 19 suspects face felony charges including possession, trafficking, and conspiracy. Mississippi Public Safety Commissioner Shawn Tindle emphasized the operation’s role in protecting communities from drug-related harm.

As a result of the operation, 19 individuals are facing felony charges related to drug trafficking and distribution.
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Parkinson's disease awareness with Memorial Health System
SUMMARY: Parkinson’s disease affects nearly 1 million people in the US, with no known cure, but symptoms can be managed. Neurologist Dr. Lee Volter from Memorial Health System discusses early signs like tremors, stiffness, and sleep issues. Parkinson’s progresses through stages, becoming more severe with slowness and balance difficulties. Treatment focuses on restoring dopamine levels in the brain, which is crucial for symptom relief. While genetics play a role in about 10-15% of cases, environmental factors like chemical exposure can also contribute. Early diagnosis and exercise significantly improve outcomes for those affected by Parkinson’s.

Parkinson’s disease affects nearly one million people across the U.S.
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