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- Sep 29, 2026
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Giant pandas' arrival in Atlanta brings memories for late FedEx worker's family (opens the original)
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Two giant pandas arrived in Atlanta last weekend on a special flight from China, marking a significant moment for the Lange family as they remembered their late father, David Lange, who played a key role in panda transports for over 30 years. "My group is in charge of special charter work," Lange said in 2024 about his work with FedEx, where his team began transporting pandas in 2010 as part of a partnership program between China and the United States. "Since we started this, they were an endang
FBI veteran praises coordinated arrests in Deputy Bailey killing probe (opens the original)
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The fatal shooting of Claiborne County Deputy Terrian Bailey led to a massive multi-agency operation that resulted in 12 arrests on Friday, with law enforcement working around the clock to apprehend those involved. "There was so much going on behind the scenes, good old-fashioned police work, which had to do with a lot of interviews, but there was probably a lot of technology there as well," retired FBI Special Agent Rich Kolko said. Kolko explained that the coordination required for such an ope
St. Dominic reading to NICU babies in global read-a-thon (opens the original)
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A special hospital read-a-thon is helping some of the smallest patients thrive one story at a time. The St. Dominic neonatal intensive care unit in Jackson is participating in the global Babies With Books NICU Read-A-Thon. The babies are being read stories by people in the community through Sept. 24. On Tuesday, 16 WAPT's Allie Ware stopped by to read to the preemie babies. The read-a-thon was started to encourage parents, caregivers and volunteers to read to babies to help strengthen family bon
Reservoir firefighters run 11 miles to honor 9/11 victims (opens the original)
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Reservoir firefighters completed an 11-mile run while carrying 50 pounds of gear to honor the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks and the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice. "To the victims of the terrorist attacks, to the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice that day to help save lives and bring people home safe, we are here to memorialize that," said Reservoir Battalion Chief Cary McCluskey. As many fled the falling towers on September 11, 2001, firefighters
83-year-old Ridgeland Chick-fil-A worker connects with customers (opens the original)
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At 83 years old, "Mr. Blue" has lived a remarkable life, and now he works at the Chick-fil-A on Highland Colony Parkway in Ridgeland, where he continues to connect with people and build community. "We are in the chicken business, but we are in the people business first, and the people that come in here are just amazing people," Mr. Blue said. His story began decades ago, growing up in the post-World War II era as a little boy who dreamed of becoming a Marine. "I became aware of it, like Flying T
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