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Brendan Hall
@HallReports
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Nov 8, 2023
    The line at Wildwood Baptist Church in Clinton currently. Some voters who just cast their ballot had waited for 2 and a half hours. I’m told this polling location has run out of ballots at least 5 times and have been restocked w/ less than 100 ballots every couple hours. @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
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    Aug 30, 2021
    If you’re wondering how windy it is here in McComb, it’s windy enough to where I’m not sure how much longer this steeple will make it. Stay off the roads and be safe! #HurricaneIda @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
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    Aug 30, 2022
    .@tatereeves stands with MEMA and MSDH to discuss Jackson’s water crisis. Reeves says he didn’t personally invite Mayor @ChokweALumumba to the briefing and isn’t sure if anyone else did. The city’s communications director says she found out about the presser via Twitter. @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Nov 5, 2021
    A balloon release was held in Brookhaven tonight for 23-year-old Myrtessia Catchings. She was a manager at this Waffle House and was shot and killed early Monday. It’s obvious that she was loved by many. More tonight on @WLBT at 10.
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    Brendan Hall
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    Dec 29, 2020
    Replying to @SportsCenter
    The second half of the falcons vs. patriots super bowl 🙄
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Jan 15, 2023
    .@TheRealMikeEpps helping lift up the people of Jackson with some smiles and drinking water in partnership with the @akasorority1908 on its founders day. @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
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    Aug 30, 2022
    Jackson metro @ymca facilities (Flowood, Clinton, Rez) will allow students from @JacksonStateU @millsapscollege @BelhavenU to take a free shower with student ID amid the ongoing water crisis. Hours are M-Fr: 5a-8p, Sat: 7a-4p, and Sun: 1p-5p. @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    May 14, 2021
    Last night, I said “In Columbia, I’m Brendan Hall, KOMU 8 News” for the very last time. Next month, I’ll continue telling stories for @WLBT as a news reporter. I can’t thank the @mujschool and the people of mid-MO enough for giving me a place to grow! #3OnYourSide
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Jul 10, 2021
    Hundreds of people are waiting outside the Mississippi Coliseum for the 18th annual Jackson Black Rodeo. Last year’s event was cancelled due to the pandemic, and participants tell me they’re excited to be back with their rodeo family. @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Sep 1, 2022
    .@tatereeves and mayor @ChokweALumumba are, for the first time this week, holding their press conferences together. @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Dec 17, 2020
    Ever heard the phrase, “misery loves company?” Check out this new beer, “Missouri loves company.” Twenty-two breweries from across the state collaborated to produce it, and two of them are here in Columbia. Learn more about the effort on @KOMUnews at 5 & 6!
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Sep 3, 2021
    An 18 y/o in Rankin County is spearheading an effort to collect donations and drive them down to Louisiana next weekend. They’re accepting any and everything that could help those hit hard by #HurricaneIda. @WLBT
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    Brendan Hall
    @HallReports
    Oct 30, 2023
    EXCLUSIVE: Video obtained by 3 On Your Side could prove that one of the people accused of the recent killing at Jackson State University was miles away from campus at the time of the incident. @WLBT
    Evidence could show Jones College football player not involved in shooting death of JSU student
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    Brendan Hall
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    Dec 1, 2021
    MS has the nation’s highest fetal mortality rate due to complications like stillbirths and miscarriages, not abortions. One local non-profit says they need lawmakers’ help to truly make MS the “safest place in the world for the unborn.” @wlbt
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    Governor Tate Reeves
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    Dec 1, 2021
    I’ll be on @glennbeck at 10:04am to discuss the start of oral arguments in Mississippi’s historic Supreme Court case and our efforts to make Mississippi the safest place in the world for the unborn. Tune in!
    Local non-profit calls on lawmakers, governor to reduce Mississippi’s fetal mortality rate
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