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Investigating the missing
SUMMARY: Law enforcement in two Pine Belt communities are seeing an increase in runaway teen cases. Authorities work with social media to locate missing teens, as it can be a dangerous situation. The process involves determining if the teen is missing or has run away, gathering information, and contacting law enforcement immediately if foul play is suspected. Departments work closely with youth court systems to provide services to juveniles, aiming to help rather than punish. Parents are urged to call authorities if their child goes missing, as prompt action can help ensure the teen's safety. Both departments stress the importance of community involvement in locating runaway teens.
Investigating the missing
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Lt. Gov. Hosemann stops in Queen City, showcases accomplishments and speaks on needed improvement…
SUMMARY: At this month's Council of Governments meeting, Mississippi's lieutenant governor praised the interaction between local delegations and highlighted the importance of united community voices in achieving specific goals. Significant accomplishments from past meetings include securing over $20 million for the local airport and various community projects. The lieutenant governor emphasized the need for residents to feel safe, particularly referencing a recent tragic event in Meridian. He proposed stronger measures for parole enforcement and expanding skill training for convicts to prevent recidivism. Improving these areas, he believes, is crucial for sustained positive growth in the community.
Lt. Gov. Hosemann stops in Queen City, showcases accomplishments and speaks on needed improvements
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MPSD partners with William Carey dual credit program
SUMMARY: Mia Public Schools has approved a dual credit program agreement with William Carey University in Hattiesburg, expanding their existing dual credit initiatives. This program allows high school students to earn college credits at a reduced rate while still in high school, providing a significant advantage. The district also encourages student participation in dual enrollment programs with other institutions like MCC. This initiative is part of NPSD's broader strategy to foster partnerships with multiple universities, giving students ample opportunities for advanced education. Additionally, there's a brief mention of drivers in Thea County, but details are cut off.
MPSD partners with William Carey dual credit program
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Today's Weather – Zack Rogers – June 10th, 2024
SUMMARY: The recent cold front brought cooler temperatures but only slightly reduced humidity. Today's temperatures will start in the mid-70s, transition to partly cloudy skies by the afternoon, and reach the mid-80s. Tonight, temperatures will drop back to the mid-70s. There is a 20% chance of isolated showers mainly in the afternoon. For the next few days, expect upper 80s with no rain through Saturday. By Thursday, temperatures will reach the low 90s, and by Friday, upper 90s. Ensure proper heat safety, stay hydrated, and take breaks. The next chance of rain is on Sunday, with temperatures dropping back to the mid-90s.
Today's Weather – Zack Rogers – June 10th, 2024
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