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Friday Fur Babies: Meet Onyx
SUMMARY: Melanie Christopher from 12 News features a three-legged dog named Onyx from MARL that needs a home. Onyx, a one to two-year-old shepherd, was brought in by the Clinton Police Department as an abuse case. She has recovered well and is good with people, but still needs a patient and kind owner due to her past trauma. Potential adopters can visit the shelter during operating hours to meet Onyx. A previous featured dog, Sissy the husky, has been adopted by the Crane family. Viewers are encouraged to tune in for updates on fur babies.
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News 11 at 10PM_Weather 5/31/24
SUMMARY: As we transition into June and the start of hurricane season, wet weather persists with widespread rain and thunderstorms affecting areas from Montrose to Taylorville and across Chocko County. Expect steady rainfall, downpours, and some thunderstorms, particularly in the eastern zones, with rain continuing into Saturday morning. Severe weather is possible overnight, primarily with damaging winds. Saturday will start wetter, gradually drying by midday with hit-and-miss showers into the evening. Sunday will be drier but still rainy. Temperatures will range from the low to mid-80s, with risks of localized flooding due to additional 1-3 inches of rain. Expect unsettled weather into early June, clearing up by next Friday.
First Alert: Rounds of rain will lead to flooding concerns
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Hattiesburg's new soccer team ready to make home debut Saturday
SUMMARY: The HFC Thunder, Hattiesburg's new pre-professional soccer team, part of USL 2, will kickoff its first-ever home game this weekend. The team's season runs from May to July, competing against other Southeast teams with six home games at Tatum Park's new synthetic turf field. The city sees this as a major step in becoming a sports destination. The team invites the community to fill the stands and create a lively atmosphere with food, drinks, a DJ, and halftime games. The women's team will play at 1 PM and the men's at 4:30 PM. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for youth.
Hattiesburg's new soccer team ready to make home debut Saturday.
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Ole Miss law professor reacts to Trump conviction
SUMMARY: Law professor Chris Green believes the verdict in Donald Trump's hush money case could be overturned on appeal due to the questionable nature of one of the predicate felonies. Prosecutors accuse Trump of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. While falsifying business records is a misdemeanor under New York law, it becomes a felony if done to commit or conceal another crime, such as violating federal election law, tax laws, or filing other false business records. Green suggests the uncertainty of the underlying felony could present significant issues during the appeal process.
WTVA spoke with an Ole Miss law professor about Thursday's conviction of Donald Trump.
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