SUMMARY: Unsettled weather persists in Columbus, Mississippi, through the weekend and into next week. Friday night sees continued showers, storms, and heavy clouds, keeping temperatures in the upper 60s. Saturday will have a higher chance of showers and storms, with cooler highs in the lower 80s, and rain expected throughout the day. Sunday maintains light showers with temperatures slightly warmer, reaching the mid-80s. The unsettled pattern persists into next week, with temperatures rising to the upper 80s or lower 90s. Rain and heavy clouds will likely begin to clear by Thursday, with mild overnight lows staying in the upper 60s.

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SUMMARY: Logan Love, a six-year-old boy from Jackson, Mississippi, tragically drowned at Ross Barnett Reservoir's Lakeshore Park on May 25. His mother, Tehan Ford, recounted that Logan disappeared after playing near the water and couldn't be found before being pulled from the reservoir. Despite being transported to River Oaks Hospital, Logan did not survive. Ford, who is grappling with her only child's death, has sought therapy to manage her grief and suicidal thoughts. She described Logan as a joyful and resilient child, even during illness. Logan was a student at Lake Elementary School in Jackson.

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SUMMARY: Jackson police are investigating the fatal shooting of 38-year-old Frank Bozeman III, which occurred on May 31 in the 900 block of Arbor Vista Boulevard. Bozeman was found shot multiple times in his home. Detective Tommie Brown indicated that the suspects are believed to be two Black males driving a black Chevy SUV. Authorities are seeking information and have urged anyone with details about the incident to contact the Jackson Police Department at 601-960-1234 or Crime Stoppers at 601-355-TIPS (8477).

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