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Early morning fire at Old Lamar Elementary Building
SUMMARY: An investigation is underway after an early morning fire broke out on West 15th Street in Laurel. Firefighters battled the flames for hours before getting everything under control. The Laurel Fire Department stated that the Mississippi State Fire Marshall will investigate to determine the cause of the fire. A total of six engines were involved in attacking the fire, and crews worked diligently to extinguish hotspots. The scene was cleared at 8:30 a.m. as a second shift came in to continue monitoring the area. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Laurel Fire Chief Leo Brown said units responded to the structure fire around 2:54 a.m.
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SUMMARY: The victims of a triple homicide have been identified as 76-year-old Ida Welch, 56-year-old Vicky Welch, and 42-year-old Crystal Welch. They were found shot to death in their home on Old Canton Road. Police Chief Brian Meyer stated that the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is assisting in the investigation. The crime scene is described as awful and unprecedented. Authorities are confident in their investigative team's capabilities and believe the case will be solved soon. Stay updated with 12 News for the latest information.
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SUMMARY: Today will be cool with heavy cloud cover and rain, starting in the mid-60s and only reaching the mid-70s in the afternoon. A weather alert is in place for the risk of high winds and flooding, with potential for 3-4 inches of rain. The main line of storms is expected to move through in the evening, with lingering showers into Tuesday morning. Temperatures will gradually warm up through the week, reaching the mid-80s. Some southern counties are under flood watch until Tuesday afternoon. Stay prepared with an umbrella and be cautious of possible severe weather conditions.
Today's Weather – Zack Rogers – May 13th, 2024
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SUMMARY: Visit Meridian is running a Hospitality Hero contest to recognize individuals in the hospitality industry who often go unnoticed. The overall winner will receive $500, with nominations open for workers in hotels, restaurants, retail, and attractions in Meridian. These workers are important as they are often the first point of contact for visitors, shaping their experience of the city. Nominations can be submitted through the Visit Meridian website or by scanning QR codes on flyers around the city. Winners will be acknowledged at a press conference on May 20th at Dumont Plaza. Laura Carmichael, the Executive Director of Visit Meridian, is leading this initiative to give back to the local tourism industry.
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