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Afternoon storms continue – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: The weather in Columbus, Mississippi will be typical for July, with temperatures reaching near 90 degrees and afternoon storm chances each day. On Independence Day, there will be scattered showers and storms in the afternoon, with highs reaching around 90 degrees and a heat index of up to 105 degrees. Most storms will not be severe, but a few may briefly become strong with gusty wind. The pattern of scattered storms will continue through Wednesday and Thursday, with temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. Friday may have fewer storms, but they will return for the weekend. Highs throughout the weekend will be in the lower 90s.
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SUMMARY: Jackson resident Samuel Harrison received a $17,000 water bill, shocking him as he had never seen such a high bill before. He believes there may be a leak near his home causing the issue or a faulty water meter. Despite contacting JXN Water, he feels he is not getting the assistance he needs and was told to hire his own plumber. Harrison is frustrated by the lack of help and the unexpected financial burden of the water bill, as he and his girlfriend are the only ones living at the residence.
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SUMMARY: Katrina Harris from Pike County, Mississippi, was arrested for SNAP fraud after receiving nearly $70,000 in benefits by providing inaccurate information to the Mississippi Department of Human Service. She surrendered to authorities on March 26 after an investigation revealed she did not report household income and composition accurately. The case was referred to the Pike County District Attorney's office, resulting in an indictment secured on March 5. Harris turned herself in on March 26. Suspected fraud can be reported to MDHS online, by phone, or via email.
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SUMMARY: A Senatobia mother is seeking justice after her two daughters were wrongly arrested and sent to a juvenile facility in Corinth following a disturbance at a public housing project while police were collecting evidence from a shooting scene. The mother claims the girls were assaulted by police, and one of them may have been injured during the incident. The girls were released to their mother after a court hearing but are essentially on house arrest. Police stated that a large crowd caused a disturbance and several people, including the girls, were taken into custody for not complying.
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Jackson man receives $17,000 water bill
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