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1 day ago | kait8.com | Connor Lomis

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WBTV) - A fireball seen falling from the sky in South Carolina Thursday afternoon may have been a meteor. The ball of fire flashed across the sky on Thursday, June 26, and has taken over the internet. National Weather Service officials have speculated that the object is a meteorite, but they were still investigating as of this writing.

3 days ago | kait8.com | Jacob Gallant |Melissa Daves

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Tuesday, a Memphis City Council committee voted in favor of adding license plate readers to interstates around the city. Ninety-four cameras will be implemented to start with. Memphis Police Chief CJ Davis says the cameras will first be put at entrance and exit ramps where there is high volume of traffic. They will be used to help track suspects wanted for crimes like robberies or carjackings. Davis says this will not work on paper tags.

3 days ago | kait8.com | Marsha Heller

RIPLEY COUNTY, Mo. (KFVS) - A Kentucky man was seriously injured in a crash involving a deer in Ripley County on Monday night, June 23. The crash happened around 8:30 p.m. on MO 142, approximately 9 miles west of Doniphan. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, a 44-year-old Grayson man was driving a Harley-Davidson westbound when his motorcycle hit a deer in the road and flipped. MSHP said the motorcyclist was flown to a hospital with serious injuries.

6 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A couple of setbacks and a hot summer afternoon could not stop the LGBTQ+ community from making their voices heard. OutNEA, a nonprofit organisation from Jonesboro, hosted a march in downtown Jonesboro for Pride Month. This came after PrideFest, one of the largest celebrations in Jonesboro in recent years, was suddenly cancelled in March. Christina Smith, an organiser of the event, said the march was a direct response to that cancellation.

6 days ago | kait8.com | Alejandra Hernandez

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A couple of setbacks and a hot summer afternoon was not going to stop the LGBTQ+ community from making their voices heard. OutNEA, a nonprofit organization from Jonesboro, organized a march in Jonesboro for Pride Month. This comes after one of the largest PrideFest, one of the largest celebrations in recent years in Jonesboro, was suddenly cancelled in March. Christina Smith, an organizer of the march, said the march was a direct response from that cancellation.