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From The Clarion-Ledger, WLBT and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
The Clarion-Ledger4 hours ago
Jackson Mayor John Horhn responds after Kenneth Stokes outburst halts meeting, on The Clarion-LedgerJackson Mayor John Horhn urged respect after Ward 3 Council man Kenneth Stokes called a resident a sexist slur during a Jackson City Council meeting
Also reported byWLBT
WAPT7 hours ago
Response comes quickly and fierce after Stokes' comments during council meeting, on WAPTAn outburst during a Jackson City Council meeting by Ward 3’s Kenneth Stokes drew calls for accountability.
WAPT8 hours ago
Jackson City Council meeting gets heated: "She talked about my mama!", on WAPTTempers flared before overflowing at a Jackson City Council Meeting Tuesday.
Also reported byThe Clarion-Ledger
WLBT9 hours ago
Jackson City Council outburst, on WLBT
In brief
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Hinds CountyThe Hinds County circuit clerk's website has been down since at least Oct.
The Hinds County circuit clerk's website has been down since at least Oct. 20, and the Election Commission phone number has been disconnected since at least Oct. 21, the Mississippi Free Press reported. A Monday text from Circuit Clerk Zack Wallace reminding voters of poll hours linked to a dead page.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Mississippi Free Press
Rankin CountyA federal award of more than $56 million, announced Friday, will support a railroad bridge over Mississippi Highway 18 in Rankin County.
A federal award of more than $56 million, announced Friday, will support a railroad bridge over Mississippi Highway 18 in Rankin County. The bridge will remove the need for an at-grade crossing where Canadian Pacific Kansas City trains now cross the highway.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Magnolia Tribune