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That will give us a chance to get up to around 53 degrees. The average 59 degrees. Well be running cooler than average. Because of that youll need a jacket coming up. You can talk about what youll expect temperaturewise, rainfallwise. Well take a look at the spring outlook from noaa. Ill have that in a minute. There is a safety warning if you live in northwest d. Xrchlt. The problem automatic according to police several robberies in the same area. Derrick ward joins us along an area where two robberies happened within minutes of each other. Indeed they did. This is considered the southern or s...

Im david culver. Adam has the day off. V. J. Is in for chuck. Were hoping to see the sunshine again today. That well get later todayment again, thats later today. We have Early Morning clouds for us. Yes, temperatures that will be about ten degrees lower than yesterday. Youll need to grab the jacket anyone heading out early this morning. Let me show you whats going on. Here is satellite and radar. Weather front just moved through our area providing southern zones now with quite a bit of cloud cover. This cloud cover will stick around for at least a couple more hours. After about lunchtime, i t...

Good evening. Tonight, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a man with a machete to go on a rampage at the new Orleans Airport, a popular destination for millions of americans each year. It happened last night. The 63yearold attacker targeted travelers and tsa agents alike. Tonight were learning it could have been much worse. We begin with nbcs Kerry Sanders in new orleans. Reporter two minutes of sheer chaos in concourse b at the new Orleans Airport friday night. There was just a lot of screaming and everyone was running and hiding behind stairs and everything. Reporter pa...

Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church celebrated its 140th church anniversary Sept. 9-11. The theme for the weekend was “Honoring Our Past, Celebrating Our Present, Pressing into Our Future”.

Fighting back tears, Steve Brown was surrounded by loved ones the day he announced his retirement after more than 23 years as Greenwood’s city manager.