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Winter Storm, Frigid Temps Impacting Kansas City
SUMMARY: Temperatures in Kansas City will drop throughout the next few days, and the wind will make it feel even colder, causing frostbite to be a concern for exposed skin. There are icy conditions with freezing mist or drizzle, and the wind is cutting through clothing. The Chiefs are playing the Dolphins, but many people are choosing to stay home due to the cold. Tickets for the game are discounted. Meteorologist Chris Warren advises people to dress warmly or stay home to avoid the dangerously cold temperatures in Kansas City.
The Weather Channel Meteorologist Chris Warren reports from Kansas City, Missouri with the latest on the winter storm and dangerously cold temperatures expected this weekend.
Video courtesy of The Weather Channel in Chicago on January 12, 2024.
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Interview: Mississippi Aquarium welcomes guests to see new facility, experience virtual reality and
SUMMARY: Mississippi offers numerous attractions, including the Mississippi Aquarium on the coast. Michelle and I, along with Nicole, Jeff, and new friends Lapis and Po, introduce some of the aquarium's star creatures. Lapis is a blue-tongue skink from Australia, while Po is a local Gulf Coast box turtle. The aquarium recently opened the “Changing Tides” building featuring 23 new exhibits, three biomes, and a new virtual reality experience. The upcoming “Year of the Penguin” aims to raise funds for a new penguin habitat. Visitors can enjoy penguin encounters, enhancing the educational and interactive experience at the aquarium.
Representatives from the Mississippi Aquarium joined WTVA 9 News TODAY to talk about their new facility, a virtual reality experience and the year of the penguin.
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Are the new parking meters confusing?
SUMMARY: Governor deemed this project the largest capital investment in Mississippi's history. Jackson City Councilman Kenneth Stokes is addressing confusion about new parking meters downtown, activated on May 1st. Stokes received numerous complaints about parking tickets despite correct meter use. He proposes a 90-day grace period to educate people on using the meters properly. Stokes stated, “Instead of giving citizens tickets they do not deserve, we need a 90-day grace period to educate them on meter usage.”
A Jackson City Councilman says people are confused by the new parking meters.
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