SUMMARY: An 18-wheeler caught fire on I-10 East in Biloxi near mile marker 40, causing significant congestion. The accident, which began in Gulfport and ended in Biloxi, involved the 18-wheeler and a car. Officials have not yet determined the cause of the fire. After the wreck was cleared, traffic began moving again. Three minor injuries were reported from the incident. Video footage from earlier showed the aftermath of the fire on the 18-wheeler. Updates and traffic information were available on WLOX’s website during the incident.

Officials say the wreck involved two 18-wheelers, one of which caught on fire, and at least one other vehicle.

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SUMMARY: During Scrapin’ the Coast in Biloxi and D’Iberville, over 100 citations were issued for illegally squatted vehicles, a first under new state law making such squatting illegal. The Biloxi Police Department reported 406 total citations for the event’s Friday and Saturday, with 120 for squatted vehicles, accounting for 30% of tickets written. Lieutenant Candace Young emphasized strong enforcement efforts on traffic laws and acknowledged a period of adjustment as new regulations take hold. Additionally, Biloxi police towed 60 vehicles during the event. Ticket numbers were down overall compared to previous years despite the new citations for squatting.

Squatted vehicles are those that have been modified to have their front fender four or more inches higher than the rear fender.

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SUMMARY: 06/23 Ryan’s “New Week, Same Pattern” Monday Morning Forecast reports mostly quiet weather for South Mississippi. Tropical satellite views show no significant storms, though a 70% chance of development exists for a moisture pocket east of Bermuda. Any tropical formation is uncertain due to hostile conditions. Today features some clouds and occasional showers, especially near the coast, with heat indices around 102°F but below heat advisory levels. Afternoon sea breeze fronts may cause scattered rain that diminishes overnight. Midweek sees less activity, with rain chances increasing toward week’s end, bringing cooler temperatures after periods in the mid-90s.

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