Mississippi News
Hinds County leaders re-evaluate re-entry program
SUMMARY: Hinds County is taking steps to be more efficient and effective with its resources, including re-evaluating the Hinds County Re-Entry Program and other programs funded by the county. Supervisor Robert Graham is advocating for a balanced budget, and the District Attorney's Office also has a re-entry program. Both officials believe that more funds should be allocated to services rather than salaries. The goal is to help those who were once incarcerated reintegrate into society and become productive citizens, with a focus on providing employment and opportunities. There is still some uncertainty about the changes, but the emphasis is on paving roads, repairing bridges, and fixing potholes.
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Mississippi News
Events happening this weekend in Mississippi: May 10-12
SUMMARY: This weekend in Mississippi, there are various events happening in different cities. From jazz concerts to art exhibits, farmers markets, and fun runs, there is something for everyone. In Jackson, visitors can enjoy live music, art exhibits, and a fun play exhibit at the Children's Museum. In Ridgeland, there are events like the Coffee Run and Dragon Boat Regatta. Additionally, Natchez and Vicksburg are hosting festivals, concerts, and dance parties. In Hattiesburg, there are karaoke nights, farmers markets, and a golf tournament. These events provide an opportunity to relax and have a good time with friends and family.
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Thursday night’s storm explained – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: Hot and steamy weather on May 9th led to intense storms in east Mississippi and west Alabama. The atmosphere in Jackson showed extreme instability, with high convective available potential energy, dry air at mid-levels, and deep moisture. This combination created strong updrafts, hail growth, and potential for severe wind gusts. Despite little low-level shear, the storms became intense due to extreme buoyancy and rapidly rising air potential. Tornadogenesis was unlikely due to the lack of shear near the surface. Overall, the weather conditions on May 9th created a perfect environment for intense storms to develop.
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Mississippi News
Storm knocks down trees, power lines in Brandon neighborhood
SUMMARY: Severe storms in Rankin County resulted in downed trees, limbs, and power lines, causing power outages for 14,477 Entergy Mississippi customers. In the Crossgates neighborhood of Brandon, one resident reported that his neighbor was hospitalized due to the weather. A severe storm with straight-line winds knocked down trees, with one oak tree crushing two houses and leaving two cars damaged. Despite the destruction, the resident mentioned that everyone else was okay. Jackson residents were asked to conserve water due to an outage at a plant. Emergency crews were working to assess and repair the damage caused by the storm.
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