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WTOK Weather – Zack Rogers 5/24/25
SUMMARY: WTOK Weather – Zack Rogers 5/24/25 Forecast: Rain has moved out, allowing for a dry afternoon with temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s, dipping slightly overnight. Sunday will warm into the upper 80s and lower 90s with partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon showers. A stalled boundary over northern areas will bring more storms Sunday and Monday under a marginal severe weather risk, mainly wind and small hail. Rain will continue on Monday afternoon, clearing by evening, then more showers Tuesday morning. Temperatures will cool from the 90s to mid-80s midweek, with rain lasting into Memorial Day weekend.
WTOK Weather – Zack Rogers 5/24/25
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Mississippi Science Fest showcases STEAM events, activities
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Children’s Museum, ranked fourth in the U.S., is highly praised for engaging children and adults alike with continuous new programming. The museum integrates arts into STEM to offer learning opportunities for everyone, emphasizing local pride and career possibilities in STEM fields. The upcoming Mississippi Science Festival spans a week, starting Saturday in Indianola and continuing locally, featuring interactive events. A special Teen Tech Day invites high schoolers to engage with STEM professionals like engineers from Entergy and Nissan. Hands-on science activities, such as circuitry with batteries and copper tape, demonstrate electrical currents and energy flow, making science fun and accessible.
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2025 Mississippi Book Festival announces sponsorship
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Book Festival announced new support for its children’s literacy programs through a sponsorship pledge from Atmos Energy. A press event was held on the steps of the State Capitol to highlight the partnership, which aims to expand youth programming and outreach. Festival leaders expressed gratitude to Atmos Energy for their commitment to students and communities. Atmos Energy, known for providing natural gas, focuses on safety, service, and strengthening neighborhoods. Their philanthropic efforts target early childhood literacy and food insecurity. The Mississippi Book Festival will take place this weekend at the State Capitol.
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Carly Gregg convicted of all charges
SUMMARY: After nearly two hours of deliberation, the jury found Carly Madison Gregg guilty on all charges, including the murder of her mother, Ashley Smiley, attempted murder of her stepfather, Heath Smiley, and tampering with evidence. Gregg was sentenced to two life sentences without parole and ten years for tampering with evidence. Defense attorney Kevin Camp acknowledged the case’s difficulty and stated they rejected a 40-year plea deal offered by the state. State Attorney Katherine Newman said life imprisonment was the only suitable sentence. Judge Arthur ruled that all sentences will be served concurrently. An appeal is planned within 40 days.
Carly Gregg, 15, was convicted of killing her mother and shooting her father. She was sentenced to life in prison.
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