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Solar storm makes Northern Lights visible in Pine Belt
SUMMARY: Weather anchor Michael Clark welcomes viewers and mentions the rare solar storm causing Northern Lights to be visible. Images of the phenomenon are shared, including some taken outside the television station. Viewers are advised to avoid bright lights when taking photos for better clarity. The US National Weather Service predicts a faint pink haze in the sky towards the North or overhead. However, the solar storm could also disrupt certain communication technologies. Mother's Day weekend is approaching, and viewers are encouraged to enjoy the natural spectacle while being cautious of potential disruptions.
Many Pine Belt residents may have seen lights in the sky Friday evening due to a solar storm.
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Interview: Free court interpreter seminar offered in Jackson
SUMMARY: Deanie Miller, Director of Language Access at the Administrative Office of Courts, discusses an upcoming court interpreter workshop in Mississippi aimed at addressing language barriers in courts. Scheduled for May 30th and 31st, the free seminar focuses on ethics and skill-building for bilingual individuals. Miller emphasizes the critical need for interpreters to ensure equal access to justice, mentioning high demand for Spanish, Vietnamese, and Arabic interpreters among many other languages. Interpreters work as independent contractors across various courts, offering flexible assignments and the ability to set their own rates. The initiative aims to make court proceedings accessible for all.
The free court interpreter seminar is scheduled for May 30-31 in Jackson.
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Second games of high school baseball championships continue Thursday
SUMMARY: As the High School baseball season concludes, three local teams are in their championship Game Twos. East Union faces St. Andrews this morning after winning their first game, but are now heading to Game Three on Saturday following a 5-0 loss. East Webster will play West after East Union's game, and Ripley is set for their game against Sumrall shortly thereafter. Jason Williams is in Pearl to cover these games, with live updates on WTV 9 News at 5.
High school baseball state championships continue Thursday in Pearl.
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