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Mississippi weight loss program to end in 2024
SUMMARY: Many Mississippians will lose access to weight loss programs at the end of next year, as obesity is a significant problem in the state, with 35% of the population being obese. The Mississippi Against Obesity Foundation has been providing weight loss programs and started offering telehealth calls during the pandemic, but will stop using them after December 2024. However, Mississippians on Medicare with a body mass index over 30 can still apply for free services. Those interested can apply on the foundation's website while the service is still available.
Mississippi's weight loss telehealth program will end in December 2024.
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16 Investigates: 2 house explosions, 1 death
SUMMARY: Months after gas explosions destroyed homes and cost a woman her life in South Jackson, investigation into the incidents revealed that natural gas lines in the city need repairs. Atmos Energy identified gas leaks in the area before the explosions, but considered them non-hazardous. The fallout from the explosions has led to concerns about gas pipeline safety in the city and statewide. Atmos Energy claims to prioritize safety and invest in enhancements, but concerns remain about the extent of the gas leak problem beyond Jackson. Public Service Commissioner Decatur Stamps emphasized the importance of safety measures such as calling 911 if gas is smelled and calling 811 before digging.
2 gas explosions days apart killed 1 and left many worried and questioning safety
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1. MEMA prepares for severe weather
SUMMARY: FEMA officials are warning about dangerous overnight storms that can bring severe straight-line winds and potentially knock over cars and trucks. Public information officer Ali Jasper advises being prepared by having alerts on loud, checking trees around your home, and avoiding driving if possible. MEMA is on standby to assist Mississippians in case of any storm-related damage, and homeowners are urged to contact their insurance company immediately if needed. In case of emergencies, it is recommended to contact the local emergency management agency. Stay safe and be prepared for the incoming storms.
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Storm Team 11 Kids 5/9/24
SUMMARY: Today's Storm Team 11 kid, Tai, shared a fantastic image of stormy weather sponsored by McDonald's. The image depicts dark clouds, thunder, and lightning, which accurately reflects the weather expected later in the day. Currently, conditions are calm, but rain is forecasted for the afternoon and evening. Traffic is smooth but expected to increase during rush hour. Check out the Johnson Dodge traffic cam for real-time updates. Overall, Tai did a great job capturing the weather, and viewers can expect stormy conditions later in the day.
Storm Team 11 Kids 5/9/24
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