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Family, officials speak out after 3 killed in Mississippi gas station robbery
SUMMARY: A manhunt is underway for a gunman who killed three people during a robbery at the Clark gas station in State Line, Mississippi, on New Year’s Day. The victims include store clerk Rhonda Denson, her boyfriend Lester Campbell, and a customer. The shooter is believed to have waited for the store to open, then shot Campbell as he entered, shot a customer outside, and dragged Denson from the back room to demand cash. Denson was well-respected in the community. Local, state, and federal officials are involved in the search, with a vehicle linked to the suspect found nearby.
Family members are demanding justice as law enforcement continues to investigate after three people were killed in a gas station robbery in rural Mississippi.Â
Read the full story: https://www.wkrg.com/state-regional/mississippi-news/3-killed-in-morning-new-years-robbery-at-mississippi-gas-station/
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News 5 Now at 8 |January 16, 2025
SUMMARY: On News 5, hosts Bill Rials and Shiman Baker discuss weather forecasts predicting warming temperatures leading to a 70-degree Saturday, with a concern about a potential snowstorm. They also cover the latest news, including Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s reluctance to finalize a hostage deal with Hamas. The Holly Nar water system proposes a 12% rate increase, and a 70-year-old man faces child sex abuse charges. Additionally, animal cruelty charges arise against a Foley man who shot at his dogs. The day ends with mobile city leaders lighting a tree, and viewers are encouraged to share their experiences with scams.
The two sides have come to a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, arrest of a 70-year-old Fairhope man on child sex-abuse charges, and Mobile City leaders will light the way to Mardi Gras tonight.
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WKRG News 5 This Morning Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast Preview
SUMMARY: The 35th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative breakfast, hosted by the Port City chapter of Blacks in Government, will take place on Monday at 8:30 AM at Cal Par. The theme, “Learning to Live Together as Brothers,” emphasizes unity across generations to keep King’s dream alive. Dr. Reginald Kinshaw, the organization’s president, highlighted the importance of community healing after a turbulent political season. Reverend Lonnie Slater will deliver a speech aimed at fostering community togetherness. The event encourages participation from all ages and promotes community service, addressing education and political challenges.
Dr. Reginald Crenshaw, President of The Port City Chapter of Blacks in Government
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Gulf Shores High School special education students learning while selling coffee
SUMMARY: Gulf Shores High School has launched a coffee cart, Dolphin Brew, entirely operated by special education students. This initiative aims to teach essential life skills, including money handling, communication, and teamwork. The students, including Connor, Brody, Gina, and Leela, train professionally, enhancing their responsibilities in a realistic setting. Currently, they serve coffee to staff every Wednesday morning, with plans to expand their service. The program not only prepares them for future employment but also boosts their confidence and independence, providing a meaningful educational experience. This initiative exemplifies a positive step towards inclusion and practical learning for these students.
Success and confidence are brewing at Gulf Shores High School thanks to a student-run coffee cart that’s serving up important life …
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