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Over 20 local Track and Field State Titles won in classes 7A-5A!
SUMMARY: Class 7A–5A athletes stole the spotlight at the 2025 MHSAA State Track & Field Championships in Pearl, capturing more than 20 individual titles. Ocean Springs led Class 7A with five golds—including double-distance wins by Addison Rainey (1600 m, 3200 m) and a high‑jump victory from Carmela Coulter—while Biloxi’s Julie Segroves claimed her fourth straight pole‑vault crown alongside teammates Kate Kaikendel and Addison Deaks. Harrison Central’s Leondre Franklin won the 300 m hurdles. In Class 6A, West Harrison’s Sean Fairley set a new discus record (181 ft) and Pascagoula swept relays and distance events. Class 5A saw Stone’s Brooke Burris win the 3200 m and Vancleave eighth‑grader Jayda Ferrell strike gold.

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Checking in with Hurricane Hunters
SUMMARY: The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, also known as the Hurricane Hunters, is preparing for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. Stationed at Keesler Air Force Base, their five-member team uses advanced technology to collect vital weather data by flying into storms. This data helps predict the strength and path of hurricanes. They use instruments like drop sondes to gather real-time measurements of wind speed, temperature, and pressure. Lieutenant Colonel Sean Cross shared his experience flying during Hurricane Katrina, recalling the devastation it caused. The squadron emphasizes the importance of early preparation and staying informed during hurricane season.

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Lockdown at Keesler Air Force Base
SUMMARY: Keesler Air Force Base went into lockdown this morning after reports of an active shooter, with Biloxi police responding to the scene. While the base had previously scheduled a readiness exercise, officials confirmed that this event was unrelated. No injuries have been reported, and the threat was later deemed not credible. The lockdown began around 8:00 AM, and police swarmed the base, clearing buildings. Memorial Hospital was put on alert for a potential mass casualty event, though no such incident occurred. The base is continuing to investigate the situation, with an interview scheduled with the base commander for further details.
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05/07 Ryan’s “Wet” Wednesday Morning Forecast
SUMMARY: Good morning South Mississippi! It’s a wet Wednesday with gray skies and rain across the area, especially along the coastline near Bay St. Louis. Expect mostly light to moderate showers throughout the day, with occasional thunderstorms possible but not widespread. Flooding is a concern due to recent heavy rains combined with today’s showers. Temperatures will be cooler, around 79 degrees. Rain continues through Thursday and into Friday, with totals potentially reaching 8 inches over several days, increasing flooding risks. Showers persist into the weekend, but rain chances diminish by then. Stay prepared for ongoing wet conditions.

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