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Bonding companies under fire after murderWSMV5 HOURS AGO
Retaining wall collapses between Meridian businessesWTOK-TV1 DAY AGO
‘Don’t Know What the F–k You Doing’: Irate Customer Allegedly Knocked Down, Stomped Black Worker at Mississippi Dollar General While Management, Customers Just Stoodby, Didn’t Call PoliceAtlanta Black Star15 HOURS AGO
Scattered storms this evening, storms possible again WednesdayWLOX4 HOURS AGO
WTOKDistinguished Young Women hosts their annual Autograph Party
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WTOKThe Neshoba County Sheriff’s Department officially has an app
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Freedom Ranch Wildlife Center Program: Owls and Friends comes to Meridian Public LibraryMERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Kids did not have to visit the zoo in order to see real-life birds. But instead, they went to the library for a special treat. The Freedom Ranch Wildlife Center stopped by the Meridian-Lauderdale County Public Library on Tuesday for a program called “Owls and Friends.”Meridian, MS6 hours ago
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Teacher celebrating 47 years in education prepares for the upcoming school yearMERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -It’s that time of year again, when summer vacation ends, and the school year begins. Local teachers are already preparing and oftentimes prepare all summer for the upcoming academic year. Preparations can include planning lessons, upgrading classrooms, and creating welcome letters or treats for students to...Meridian, MS11 hours ago
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WTOKNewscenter 11 at 10 - VOD - clipped version
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Local Democrats react to President Biden dropping out of the 2024 Presidential RaceMERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -President Biden’s withdrawal comes just weeks before the Democratic National Convention. His staff was informed one minute before the officer letter was posted to ‘x.’. The Democratic race for the White House is in question, but Vice President Kamala Harris has taken on the challenge.Meridian, MS1 day ago
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Pool at Velma Young Community Center closedMERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - The City of Meridian said the Velma Young Park pool will be closed until further notice due to heavy rain that flooded the pool house and muddied the pool. The pool at Highland Park is still open for regular hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.Meridian, MS1 day ago
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Meridian native wins the title of Miss Mississippi VolunteerMERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - The fourth annual Miss Mississippi Volunteer has been crowned and she happens to be from the Queen City. Nineteen-year-old Meridian native, Lauryl Joyner was crowned in Tupelo last month. Throughout the upcoming year, she will travel Mississippi promoting safe driving awareness and teaching better driving practices...Meridian, MS1 day ago
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WTOKNorthcrest Baptist Church begins its week-long Love Out Loud Ministry
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WJTV 12Mississippi least supportive state of poor residents: reportJACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) –A report shows that a state known for its poverty nationally does not show much grace to its poorest residents. The latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau reveals that about 11.5%, or over 38.5 million Americans, live in poverty.In Mississippi, that number is roughly 561,000 people or nearly one in five […]
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Mississippi TodayTexas company sidesteps charity care requirement to reopen St. Dominic’s mental health unitOceans does not expect to break even in its first year of operation, in part due to renovation costs, but projects it will profit $1.7 million and $2.6 million in its second and third years.The post Texas company sidesteps charity care requirement to reopen St. Dominic’s mental health unit appeared first on Mississippi Today.
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Announcing 2024 Nationally Accredited Main Street Communities in MississippiThe following Main Street communities in Mississippi have been designated as Accredited Main Street America programs for meeting rigorous performance standards. Each year, Main Street America and the Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA) announce the list of Accredited programs to recognize their exceptional commitment to preservation-based economic development and community revitalization through the Main Street Approach™.8 hours ago
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KLFY News 10Trial set for woman charged in death of Brunett child in MississippiAccording to court documents, the trial for Victoria Cox, 32, in Hinds County Circuit Court has been scheduled for March 24 at 11 a.m.
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Magnolia State LiveSwiss company plans to set up in Mississippi, invest $176 million with potential of more than 300 jobsOne of the world’s largest manufacturers of construction equipment will locate in Mississippi, bringing with it more than 180 jobs and more than $175 million in investment. In a significant boost to the local economy, Liebherr has announced plans to establish distribution and manufacturing operations in Lee County. This project represents a substantial corporate investment of $176 million and will create at least 180 jobs by 2026, with the potential for further expansion that could see investments reach up to $238.4 million and job creation rise to 342 positions.
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Mississippi State’s Rendon promoted to brigadier general in Mississippi National Guard this ThursdaySTARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State alumnus Andrew Rendon, the university’s executive director for Veterans and Military Affairs, is being promoted from colonel to brigadier general in the Mississippi National Guard this Thursday, July 25. The promotion ceremony for the Guard’s commander of the 66th Troop Command is set for 1...Starkville, MS10 hours ago
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Nicondra: More rain coverage into the eveningNEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A surge of tropical moisture is pushing north around high pressure to the east allowing for more widespread rain around. Clouds and rain around the region are keeping high temperatures in check with most locations topping out in the upper 80s and low 90s. Showers and storms are widespread across southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast with about 80 percent coverage. Look for storms to linger a bit later into the evening fueled by the tropical Gulf moisture. Elevated rain chances will stick around through the end of the week. High pressure will spread sinking air west over the weekend helping to return rain coverage to more normal 30 to 40 percent range.10 hours ago
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Freedom Summer Remembered Ahead of Another Big ElectionCHRISTOPHER BLANK (HOST): Sixty years ago this summer, a group called the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, also known as SNCC, organized a major campaign to drive up Black voter registration in Mississippi. It was called Freedom Summer. Many of the 1000 or so volunteers were students from northern cities. Judy...11 hours ago
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