Mississippi News
Silver Alert issued for 51-year-old Jackson man
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has issued a Silver Alert for 51-year-old Marcus W. Parker from Jackson. Parker was last seen on May 14th, and family members report he suffers from a medical condition that may affect his judgment. He is described as six feet four inches tall, weighing 200 pounds, with gray hair and gray eyes, and disabled on the right leg.
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Armed robber hits Dollar General on Highway 12 near Steens Road
SUMMARY: Lowndes County deputies are investigating an armed robbery at a Dollar General on Highway 12 near Steens Road. The robber entered the store pretending to buy something, but then pulled out a gun when the cash register opened. Thankfully, no injuries were reported. More information about this incident may be released later. Residents can follow the local news for updates on this and other crimes in the area.
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Ford recalls over 456,000 Bronco Sport and Maverick cars due to loss of drive power risk
SUMMARY: Ford is recalling over 456,000 Bronco Sport and Maverick vehicles due to a battery detection issue that can lead to a loss of drive power and increase crash risks. The recall covers certain model years of these vehicles produced between 2020 and 2024. Dealers will recalibrate the affected vehicles' modules at no cost, with notifications set to be mailed out soon. Ford is prioritizing safety and working proactively to address the issue. As of now, there have been no injuries reported, but there have been related warranty reports, field reports, and customer complaints. This is not the only recall impacting Bronco Sport owners, with another issue involving fuel leaks also being investigated.
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Mississippi News
Weekend backpack programs get big financial boost
SUMMARY: The Michael and Valerie Hall Foundation has provided a $75,000 grant to support programs that provide healthy foods to children in need in Northeast Mississippi. Nonprofits like Simple Snacks in Nettleton and the Full Tummy Project in Amory are benefiting from this funding to ensure children have access to nutritious meals over the weekends. Celebrity chef Katie Dixon emphasized the importance of food quality and nutritional education for children facing food insecurity. The grant aims to enhance these programs and extend their reach to all counties in North Mississippi, highlighting the impact of collaboration between nonprofits and civic groups.
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