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Watch out for deer as night comes sooner
SUMMARY: With Daylight Saving Time ending, commutes are getting darker, increasing the risk of deer-related accidents. Jake White reports live from Lee County, highlighting that over 2 million deer-related crashes happen in the U.S. each year, with over 400 fatalities. Mississippi Highway Patrol‘s Senior Staff Sergeant Brian McGee emphasizes the importance of driver awareness. Essential tips include minimizing distractions, wearing seatbelts, reducing speed in wooded areas, and being on the lookout for deer, particularly their glowing eyes. Drivers should remain alert as deer can be unpredictable to avoid accidents.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol reminds drivers to be very careful and watch out for deer as nighttime is now coming sooner.
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Some problems reported at the polls
SUMMARY: Residents of Precinct 43 were not notified about a change in their voting location from Chastain Middle School to Fresh Start Christian Church, leading to confusion among voters like Doris Bennett. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Michael Watson reported minor voting issues, including campaign materials worn at precincts and some temporary malfunctions of voting machines. Notably, U.S. Senate candidates Roger Wicker, the incumbent Republican, and Democrat Ty Pinkins aim for voter support in a competitive election. Both parties are hosting watch parties in Jackson, anticipating high voter turnout, with Democrats feeling cautiously optimistic despite Mississippi’s Republican leanings.
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Craig Ford breaks down local, statewide and national election
SUMMARY: Craig Ford discusses local elections in Mississippi, highlighting key races on the ballot. Voters will see a statewide race for the U.S. Senate featuring incumbent Republican Roger Wicker and Democrat Ty Pinkins. Two congressional races involve Trent Kelly (R) vs. Diane Black (D) and Benny Thompson (D) vs. Ron Eller (R). Additionally, there’s a nonpartisan race for the state Supreme Court in Knox County. In Alabama, significant ballot measures include a chief justice race and an amendment regarding property control for Franklin County Schools. Finally, Ford outlines potential electoral paths for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in the presidential race.
Anchor Craig Ford broke down local, statewide and national election races.
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First Responders: Mississippi and Tennessee deputies start a family
SUMMARY: Deputy Shane Steagle and Deputy Rachel Divine, both law enforcement officers from different counties, share their journey of raising twin girls, Madison and Addison, while serving their communities. The couple met through law enforcement and began dating three years ago. They work the same shifts to spend time as a family and rely on parental support to care for their children. They emphasize that law enforcement officers are regular people balancing work and family life, and despite challenges, they find joy and fulfillment in their roles. Their story highlights the importance of community and family in law enforcement.
Shane Stegall and Rachel Devine work in two separate states but only miles apart.
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