SUMMARY: A former assistant PE coach at Horn Lake Middle School, Z. Titris Jones, has been removed from his position after a mother accused him of assaulting her 12-year-old son, Messiah Owens. The mother claims to have footage showing Jones forcibly taking Owens under the bleachers, where the child alleges he was punched multiple times. The incident was reportedly witnessed by other coaches. The mother intends to press charges and has removed her child from the school. Jones denies the allegations and declined to comment further when approached by reporters. The school district has not yet issued a statement.

A DeSoto County mother is outraged after she said a former assistant P.E. coach assaulted her 12-year-old son at Horn Lake Middle School in Mississippi.

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SUMMARY: Good morning! Today‘s temperatures will reach the upper 80s, marking a warmer day compared to yesterday. The weather remains calm with mostly clear skies due to a high-pressure system, which will gradually move northeast. Expect increased cloud cover by Wednesday, with potential rain from the remnants of Francine starting Thursday. Moisture will linger for several days, with the heaviest precipitation anticipated this weekend. Although there is a chance of scattered showers during outdoor events, there’s no need to cancel plans—just be prepared with backup options to stay dry. Enjoy your Tuesday!

The morning weather report for East Tennessee on Tuesday, Sept. 10.

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SUMMARY: Princess Kate announced on social media that she has completed her chemotherapy and plans to engage in a light schedule for the rest of the year. While she hasn’t disclosed the specific type of cancer she was diagnosed with, she has been undergoing treatment since March. Her diagnosis followed a month after King Charles, her father-in-law, was also diagnosed with cancer. Kate acknowledged experiencing both good and bad days throughout her treatment. Her last public appearance was in July during the men‘s tennis final at Wimbledon.

Kate, the princess of Wales, announced in March that she was being treated for an undisclosed type of cancer.

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