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JPD Chief: Parents must be responsible for carelessness

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - Jackson police expressed their concerns for youth in the city following a series of crimes, but one story is gaining a lot of attention. Two women were arrested and charged with felony child neglect after a five-year-old was found wandering alone in South Jackson on Tuesday, February 6. Emily Silas, the [.]

Two women charged after child found wandering in South Jackson

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - Police arrested and charged two women with felony child neglect after a child was found wandering a street in South Jackson. Deputy Chief Sequerna Banks said Tamara Silas and Emily Silas were both charged on Thursday, February 8. Police said the child was found wandering in the area of Shalimar Drive [.]

Child hospitalized after found wandering the streets of South Jackson

FRONTLINE Creates New Series for Teens

Most teens follow current events, but just 15% get their news from online or print news outlets. They’re far more likely to check out sources like YouTube and TikTok. See what FRONTLINE Executive Producer Raney Aronson-Rath and Executive Director of Education Seeta Pai have to say about the program’s new series of social media-friendly mini-documentaries designed to bring trusted journalism to teens.

Civics Education Drive: Edward M Kennedy Institute Offers Online Classes to 10,000 Students This Semester

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Civics Education Drive: Edward M. Kennedy Institute Offers Online Classes to 10,000 Students This Semester January 15, 2021 GMT BOSTON (BUSINESS WIRE) Jan 15, 2021 Responding to calls from across the nation for increased and improved civics education, the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate is offering slots for 10,000 students and their teachers to participate this winter and spring in virtual, interactive classes led by Institute staff and focusing on major current political issues. Highly trained, non-partisan instructors from the Institute, presenting both Democratic and Republican viewpoints, lead classes focusing on issues such as voting rights, the Green New Deal, the Electoral College, mandatory minimum sentencing, and the confirmation of new Cabinet members. Through the Institute’s “Virtual Today’s Vote,” students can also participate by videoconfe

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