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Jackson apartment complex without water
SUMMARY: Residents at a North Jackson apartment complex, Gardenside Apartments, experienced a day without water, prompting concerns. The complex, home to mainly senior citizens and disabled veterans, has unpaid water bills totaling nearly $150,000, with the last payment made in February 2017. Residents, who pay their water bills through rent, were unaware of the issue. Audwin Reese, a Navy veteran, expressed disappointment and concern for his neighbors. Hinds County District 2 Supervisor Tony Smith, upon visiting, noted poor living conditions, including maintenance issues and sewage problems. JXN Water cut off the service after unsuccessfully attempting to collect the overdue payments.
Owners of apartment complex haven’t paid their water bill in seven years and it’s affecting the tenants of this apartment complex
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Fourth of July Firework Safety with AMR
SUMMARY: Eric Phillips joined Live at Nine to discuss fireworks safety, emphasizing its importance during this holiday week. Fireworks are fun but can be dangerous if not handled properly. Phillips stressed having a clear plan, choosing a safe location away from dry grass and buildings, and having one sober person in charge. Safety measures include keeping a water source or sand nearby to extinguish fires. Common mistakes include holding fireworks or relighting duds, which should be avoided. In case of injuries, call 911 immediately and rinse burns with cool water—not home remedies like mustard. Adults must supervise children closely to ensure a safe and enjoyable celebration.
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MHP holiday travel enforcement period begins
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Highway Patrol (MHP) has begun its holiday travel enforcement period for the Fourth of July weekend, expecting high traffic volumes nationwide. Trooper Darnika Mayfield urges drivers to be cautious, especially in active construction zones, and emphasizes the importance of sober driving, seat belt use, and obeying speed limits. With a record 61.6 million people traveling, MHP encourages designated drivers or staying home if drinking. AAA and MHP recommend vehicle maintenance checks and packing emergency kits. Last year, AAA responded to nearly 700,000 roadside assistance calls for issues like dead batteries and flat tires. Stay safe this holiday weekend.
MHP holiday travel enforcement period begins
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New COVID-19 variant detected in US
SUMMARY: A new COVID-19 variant called NB.1.81, also known as the Nimbus strain, is spreading across the United States, accounting for about one-third of circulating cases according to the CDC. This strain causes familiar symptoms and a new one called “razor blade sore throat.” Dr. Kristi Trim advises those with fever and symptoms to isolate until fever-free for 24 hours and symptoms improve. People exposed should watch for symptoms and avoid large gatherings. With summer heat, staying hydrated is important. The World Health Organization is monitoring the situation, but hospitalizations have not increased significantly.
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