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Sunny This Weekend Ahead of Rain Next Week – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: The weather forecast for Columbus, Mississippi predicts clear skies and lots of sunshine with temperatures reaching 90 degrees on Saturday. However, a few clouds will move in on Sunday, bringing a slight chance of isolated showers. The majority of the rain is expected to hold off until Monday. Overnight temperatures will start to cool off into the low 60s, making it feel more like Fall. Looking ahead to next week, there is a better chance for rain, which will help keep temperatures slightly cooler.
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SUMMARY: The JTRAN union workers’ strike in Jackson, Mississippi, ended on September 17, 2024, after reaching a tentative agreement with contractor MV Transportation. Union president Charles Tornes, Jr. announced that services would resume on September 18. The agreement addresses the union’s demands for fair pay, job security, safety improvements, and enhanced benefits. Tornes expressed gratitude for the support from riders and allies during the strike, which began on September 4 due to safety concerns. The City of Jackson officials welcomed the resolution and reaffirmed their commitment to continued service for the community.
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SUMMARY: In Mississippi, school districts received their report card today, with positive results in the local area. No districts were rated below a “C” this year, and 15 districts, including Lowndes County and Tupelo, achieved an “A” rating. Additionally, 14 districts received “B” ratings. Only Nettleton and Noxubee County earned “C” grades. Statewide, nearly 94% of districts and 85% of schools were rated “C” or higher, a significant improvement since 2016 when only 62% met this standard. Proficiency levels in Mathematics, English Language Arts, and Science are also at record highs, reflecting overall academic progress.
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SUMMARY: The search for a missing swimmer in Lee County, Mississippi, concluded after three days. Authorities received a report of a body discovered near Dugger Creek on September 17. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, along with assistance from Itawamba County deputies, wildlife officials, and local fire teams, had been searching areas around Twenty Mile and Dugger Creeks since September 15. The deceased has been identified as Josh Mallett.
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