Mississippi News
Heavy rain, storm threat Friday PM – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: Another active weather day is expected on Friday, with storm chances sticking around for the weekend. However, next week is expected to be mostly dry. After fog clears up in the morning, the afternoon should see sunshine and temperatures in the lower 90s. Areas along/south of US 82 have a higher chance of seeing the heat index at or above 105°, leading to significant storm fuel. Showers and strong storms are expected to develop in northeastern MS in the afternoon, with gusty winds and heavy rain/flooding as primary threats. Storms are expected to weaken after sunset, but another round could move in overnight. Saturday may start off mostly cloudy but should clear up through the day, with less widespread storm development. Sunday may have more isolated storms. Rain coverage becomes less likely next week as temperatures start climbing, with almost dry weather and highs in the middle 90s expected by mid-week.
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SUMMARY: This weekend (September 19-21) in Mississippi offers a variety of events across the state. Central Mississippi features activities like the Sip Stroll in Vicksburg, the Pride Y’all Festival in Jackson, Brits on the Bluff car show in Natchez, shopping at the Holiday Market, comedic performances, science and storytelling festivals, farmers markets, and car shows. In the Pine Belt region, highlights include the Great Forrest County Fair, wargaming events, comedy shows, a foam party, arm wrestling championship, pottery classes, community runs, touch-a-truck events, an artisan market, and concerts by Toad the Wet Sprocket and KT Tunstall. There’s something fun for everyone!
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Suspect in Charlie Kirk killing is charged with murder as prosecutor says DNA found on rifle trigger
SUMMARY: Tyler Robinson, 22, was charged with the murder of conservative figure Charlie Kirk, shot Sept. 10 at Utah Valley University. Robinson confessed via text to his partner and left a note expressing intent to kill Kirk, citing hatred. DNA linked Robinson to the rifle used. Prosecutors revealed Robinson planned the attack for over a week and targeted Kirk, a key conservative youth leader. Robinson’s political views shifted after dating a transgender man, causing family tensions. After the shooting, Robinson discarded evidence and urged his partner to delete texts. FBI investigates possible wider connections. Charges include murder with potential death penalty enhancements.
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Suspect in Charlie Kirk assassination believed to have acted alone, says Utah governor
SUMMARY: Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested for the targeted assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Orem, Utah. Authorities said Robinson had expressed opposition to Kirk’s views and indicated responsibility after the shooting. The attack occurred during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University, where Kirk was shot once from a rooftop and later died in hospital. Engravings on bullets and chat messages helped link Robinson to the crime, which was captured on grim video. The killing sparked bipartisan condemnation amid rising political violence. President Trump announced Robinson’s arrest and plans to award Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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