Mississippi News
Scattered showers and a couple of rumbles
SUMMARY: There is a chance of rain showers and storms in Columbus, Mississippi tonight, with temperatures remaining above average. The rain is expected to clear out by Friday, with warm temperatures in the upper 60s and clear conditions. The weekend is forecasted to have great weather, with high temperatures climbing to the lower 70s and mostly clear, sunny skies. However, there are signs of a strong cold front moving through the area next week, potentially bringing showers and storms with a risk of severe weather. The specific details are still being assessed.
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SUMMARY: A man was arrested in Rankin County, Mississippi after deputies discovered 22 pounds of fentanyl during a traffic stop on Interstate 20. The driver, Arturo Gonsen-Miranda, was charged with aggravated trafficking of a controlled substance. The arrest was made after the deputies developed probable cause that the driver may be involved in drug trafficking. A K-9 partner named “Voodoo” alerted on the vehicle, leading to the discovery of two false compartments where the fentanyl was found. Gonsen-Miranda was taken to the Rankin County Jail, and no bond has been set for him at this time.
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SUMMARY: The Jackson Public School District (JPS) has launched a Request for Proposal (RFP) process and a new Repurposing Initiative Webpage to promote the reuse and redevelopment of surplus school sites in Jackson. This initiative aims to revitalize the properties and transform them into assets for the community. Several schools are set to close in the 2024-2025 school year, with plans for consolidation at a later date. JPS officials have received a lot of interest in the surplus properties and encourage competitive proposals through the RFP process and webpage for review by the Board of Trustees.
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SUMMARY: One death and one injury were reported in the severe weather that occurred in Mississippi on May 12-13. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is working with affected counties to assess the damage, which includes homes damaged, trees down, blocked roads, and power outages. Preliminary reports show damage in Jefferson Davis, Lawrence, Lincoln, Smith, and Wilkinson counties. MEMA advises residents to file insurance claims, take photos of the damage, and report damage to the county or MEMA. The information is subject to change as the assessment process continues.
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Mississippi News6 days agoStrong storms late Wednesday night – Home – WCBI TV
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