Silver Alert issued for Monroe County man
Parker is on medication for dementia.
Archives: 2018
Delta flight makes emergency landing at Atlanta airport
A Delta flight returned to Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on April 18, 2018. Paul Egas ATLANTA — Authorities say a Delta jet that departed from Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport reported smoke coming from an engine and it returned to the airport where firefighters immediately doused the engine. Delta confirmed to CBS News transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave that passengers evacuated. The…
SpaceX launches NASA planet-hunting satellite
In a modest mission with the grandest of intentions, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched a planet-hunting satellite for NASA Wednesday that will measure the light from millions of stars, on the lookout for indications of Earth-like, potentially habitable worlds scattered across the nearby Milky Way. Building on the legacy of NASA’s trail-blazing Kepler mission, which showed that exoplanets are…
Barbara and George Bush: A love story for the ages
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Jeb, George W. Bush remember their mother, Barbara Bush
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Hayward Fault, with 2 million people living on top of it, could be the site of next big earthquake
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JPMorgan Chase announces first major branch expansion in D.C. area
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Development brings not just homes, but jobs too
Whether land is being cleared for retail shops or homes, it’s a common sight in the college town.
Family Of Tupelo Youth, Paralyzed By Shooting Gets Unexpected Gift
“Now I can go to places I want to go and I can be happy, my mom can be happy and my family can too,” Keshun said.
Montgomery County School Systems Calls Upcoming Consolidation Unconstitutional
Montgomery County Schools may be smaller compared to their consolidation partner, Winona, but they aren’t nonexistent.
Alabama State Building Takes A Hit
Fayette Police Chief Danny Jenkins is working around the clock to calm the community after rumors of a bomb exploding in town.
JPMorgan Chase expanding in D.C. area with 70 new branches
WASHINGTON — JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank, announced Wednesday it’s expanding its branch network to the Greater Washington, D.C. area. That includes up to 70 new branches, with 700 additional employees in Virginia, Maryland and D.C. The bank also plans to give out $4 billion in home and business loans in the area, and $25 million in philanthropic investments….
New details about what happened aboard deadly Southwest flight
The NTSB will compare this incident with a 2016 Southwest engine failure under similar circumstances.
Alarming earthquake warning issued for new fault
It was one of the deadliest disasters ever to the hit the U.S. On April 18, 1906, the great San Francisco earthquake killed more than 3,000 and destroyed half the city. As bad as it was, and as bad as subsequent earthquakes have been, the Bay Area is now bracing for something even worse. “It’s coming,” said Dr. Ken Hudnut,…
Councilwoman pleads guilty to obstructing governmental operations
In the plea, Sherrod was given a 30 day suspended sentence and 12 months probation.
Former Playboy model free to speak about alleged Trump affair
Former Playboy model Karen McDougal is now free to discuss her alleged affair with President Trump, after reaching an agreement with the tabloid company that had prohibited her from speaking, according to McDougal. McDougal said she is “relieved to be able to tell the truth” about her story. McDougal, who alleges she had a sexual relationship with Mr. Trump over…
OCH celebrates organ donors at balloon launch
National Donate Life Month has been celebrated since 2003.
Lowndes County Juvenile Detention Center employee arrested
Pruitt has bonded out of jail.
NTSB holds briefing on investigation into Southwest Airlines flight – live stream
NTSB is interviewing Southwest pilots 4:57 p.m.: NTSB is in the process of interviewing the pilots of Southwest Airlines Flight 1380. Somalt said airline pilots are trained in engine failure, rapid decompression and emergency landings. “The pilots seemed very calm and assured of what they were doing,” Somwalt said. “My hat is off to them … they behaved in a…
Here are all the campaigns Barbara Bush took part in for her family
Former First Lady Barbara Bush championed her family members in politics for most of her life. By CBS News correspondent Ed O’Keefe’s count, she was the spouse or mother of a candidate in 17 gubernatorial, congressional and presidential campaigns with the Bush name. She was a presence in the campaigns of immediate family members from 1964 until 2016, a period spanning…
Tupelo thief takes Thai restaurant’s cash register, silverware
Video was captured early Tuesday morning at The Thai Garden Restaurant.
Jury issues verdict in “killer nanny” case
NEW YORK — A nanny who argued she was too mentally ill to be held responsible for stabbing two children to death at their home has been convicted. Jurors on Wednesday found that Yoselyn Ortega killed 6-year-old Lucia Krim and 2-year-old Leo Krim in October 2012 and understood the consequences of her actions when she did it. They said she was…
Aging death row: Is executing old or infirm inmates cruel?
Out of about 2,800 death row prisoners in the U.S., about 1,200 are over age 50.
Sunny & cooler end to the work week
The next chance of rain will be on Sunday