Lawmaker who made racist slurs, vulgar gestures on show won’t resign
Spencer lost his re-election bid in May. If he doesn’t resign, he will serve out the remaining five months of his term. Showtime declined to comment.
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Right-wing radio host cites iconic reporters in bid to nix Sandy Hook lawsuit
Alex Jones from Infowars.com speaks during a rally in support of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump near the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, on July 18, 2016. Reuters HARTFORD, Conn. — Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones argued he was acting as a journalist, comparing himself to the Washington Post reporters who uncovered the Watergate scandal, when he questioned the…
Images of 2 unidentified John Wayne Gacy victims released
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and Cook County Sheriff’s Office released these reconstructions on July 23, 2017 of what two unidentified John Wayne Gacy victims might have looked like National Center for Missing & Exploited Children / Cook County Sheriff’s Office / CBS Chicago CHICAGO — Authorities have released highly detailed facial reconstructions of two unidentified victims…
Waiter faked “we don’t tip terrorist” note on receipt, restaurant says
A waiter at a Texas steakhouse made up the viral story about a customer leaving him a racist note, his employer said Monday. The story gained national attention after Khalil Cavil, a 20-year-old server for Saltgrass Steak House in Odessa, Texas, posted a now-deleted image of the receipt he claimed was left for him on July 14. On the bill,…
Was race a factor in fatal Bay Area train platform stabbing?
OAKLAND, Calif. — The hunt for a man police say killed an 18-year-old woman in an unprovoked knife attack in the San Francisco Bay Area ended where it began: in a train station. John Cowell, 27, a recently paroled robber with a reported history of drug use, homelessness and violence, was peacefully arrested on an Antioch-bound train Monday night about…
Warm Days and Cool Nights
TUESDAY: Look for a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the upper 80s! It will feel wonderful out there as breezy north winds 5-15 help to bring in drier air from the Upper Midwest. We’ll also look for a few more spot showers out there, but they aren’t of any great concern. Drying out Tuesday Night with lows…
A Big Crowd Gathers To Be A Part Of Teacher Trivia Night
Each teacher formed their on team for a chance to win hundreds of dollars to go towards their classroom.
Teachers Are Having To Dip Into Their Own Pocketbooks To Buy Supplies
Spears said budget cuts from state lawmakers is a prime reason for teachers having to spend their own cash.
Houston Sundancer Shines Again
Sundancer 2018 keeps Houston tradition alive.
Police capture suspect in fatal stabbing on train platform in Calif.
PLEASANT HILL, Calif. — Officials in Oakland announced Monday evening that the suspect in Sunday night’s fatal stabbing that left one young woman dead and a second in the hospital was taken into custody at the Pleasant Hill train station, CBS San Francisco reports. The suspect, identified earlier Monday as 27-year-old John Lee Cowell, is a transient with a history…
Eating hot Cheetos, Takis may have led to teen’s gallbladder removal
Hot Cheetos, among other spicy snacks may be partially to blame for the teen’s surgery. Frito-Lay If you’re a fan of Hot Cheetos, Takis or other spicy chips, there may be more to worry about when snacking than burning your tongue. Your gallbladder may be at stake. Rene Craighead, 17, of Memphis, Tennessee, estimated she was eating about four…
#HSFT18: Stop No. 36 – Heritage Academy Patriots
Heritage Academy opens the season August 17th at home against Kirk Academy.
Trump considering revoking security clearances from 6 ex-officials
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that President Trump is “exploring” taking away the security clearances of a variety of former intelligence chiefs in light of their comments on the president’s claims on Russian interference, claiming officials are “politicizing” government agencies and “monetizing” their political offices. Sanders told reporters that Mr. Trump is considering removing the clearances of…
Trucking companies take steps to keep drivers and public safe
Three major accidents in less than a week have trucking companies reviewing how to keep their drivers and the public safe.
Funny money leads to serious charges for two Aberdeen women
Law enforcement say the women spent a couple of hundred dollars of that money at restaurants on Friday, before they were caught.
NEMCC honored as ‘Great Place To Work’ among colleges and universities
NEMCC President Ricky Ford says it’s important to foster and encourage a positive and morale boosting work environment.
Supervisors: New vision on tap for county recreation authority
Recreation Manager, Roger Short, presented potential options that are at the board’s disposal for more sports venues, some of which are already in the works
Tensions rise between Columbus and Lowndes County rec authorities
The city and the county split into two different recreation authorities back in September of last year.
Aliceville man found dead in wrecked car, days after reported missing
Charles T. Manning, 68, was reported missing by family members a little less than a week before his discovery.
Extreme weather hits both coasts with flooding, scorching heat
Extreme, potentially dangerous weather is affecting large portions of the U.S. this week, with flooding in the East and heat advisories in effect across the West. In the East, a powerful coastal storm brought an onslaught of rain that pounded the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, prompting flood watches and warnings from the Carolinas all the way up to New York state….
Local talent to be focus of radio show at historic Baldwyn Theatre
On August 11th, “2nd Saturday Live” will make its debut at the Claude Gentry Theatre, with a live audience, and lots of Mississippi artists.
Shooting raises questions about Florida’s “stand your ground” law
The shooting happened last Thursday in a convenience store parking lot as a family of five was parked in a handicapped spot.
EMCC Named Preseason #1 By College Football America
Reigning NJCAA national champions EMCC notches another preseason top spot.
Alleged Starkville Walmart shooter indicted on all counts, capital murder
The incident happened back in January of this year when Chisholm reportedly entered the Starkville Walmart and opened fire.