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A news anchor who recently started a new job at a Mississippi-based TV news station died suddenly of a heart attack. The anchor, Celeste Wilson, was 42. Wilson worked as a weekend anchor for WAPT 16 in Jackson. “Our colleague Celeste Wilson, who recently joined 16 WAPT as our weekend anchor, died from a heart attack,” co-anchor Megan West said, according to Fox News. “Celeste had only been with us here at 16 WAPT for a short time, but we were already touched by her professionalism, her warmth and her dedication to the work of journalism,” West added. "We have some very sad news tonight about one of our own." Mississippi news anchor dies of heart attack at age 42 not long after starting new job at station. pic.twitter.com/YUuw7VSlN4 — Fox News (@FoxNews) August 30, 2025 Fox News provided further info: Wilson started her career at a CBS affiliate in Monroe, Louisiana, before eventually arriving at the Jackson, Mississippi, ABC affiliate. Wilson was a native of Louisiana and graduated from Northwestern State University before getting a master’s degree at Arizona State University, according to her news anchor profile, which remains on the station’s website. “While she has held various roles throughout her professional career, her passion for journalism and storytelling drove her to pursue a path in Broadcast Journalism,” the profile said. Before joining WAPT, she worked at several other stations, including PBS. “All of us here at 16 WAPT are heartbroken by this sudden loss, and our thoughts are with Celeste’s family and friends,” the network stated, according to the New York Post. Beloved news anchor Celeste Wilson dies suddenly at 42: ‘An absolute joy to be around’ https://t.co/dd5eBJAwRY pic.twitter.com/F2kJyfCwot — New York Post (@nypost) August 30, 2025 More from the New York Post: “I can tell you she was an absolute joy to be around — a consummate professional with a smile that would light up a room,” Peter Keith, WAPT 16 president and general manager, said Friday. “In our newsroom, she brought warmth and high standards, elevating not just stories but also the people around her. She believed journalism is service — showing up, asking fair questions, and giving voice to those too often unheard,” he continued. “We are grateful for the time we shared, the example she set, and the light she left behind.” WAPT anchor Megan West also paid tribute to her late colleague, sharing a video on Facebook of Wilson beaming as she conducted an interview at the Girl Scouts of Mississippi Women of Distinction Induction breakfast last week. She remembered Wilson as a “lovely” person. “It is such a shock, and our hearts are broken for her family,” West wrote in the caption of her video. “I treasure the memory of this last, sweet conversation.”

The struggles continue for ultra-low-cost Spirit Airlines. Spirit said Friday that it has voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It’s the second time the budget carrier has filed for bankruptcy in less than a year. UPDATE: Spirit Airlines Files For Bankruptcy Fox Business has more: The airline’s President and CEO, Dave Davis, wrote in an open letter to customers that the Chapter 11 restructuring process would "ensure the long-term success of our company so we can continue to serve our Guests well into the future." Spirit added that "virtually every major airline has used these tools to improve their businesses and position them for long-term success." The airline first filed for bankruptcy in November after two failed mergers over the previous two years with Frontier and JetBlue. Spirit, an ultra-low-cost airline, has struggled to compete with other major airlines that offer various levels of service and fly to more destinations. The airline assured customers it would continue to operate normally throughout the bankruptcy process, and passengers could use tickets, credits and loyalty points on flights. "Our operation continues as normal, and you can continue to count on us for great value and excellent service," the airline wrote on X. Our operation continues as normal, and you can continue to count on us for great value and excellent service. Read our open letter to Guests. pic.twitter.com/Qg7AR920Dl — Spirit Airlines (@SpiritAirlines) August 29, 2025 The Associated Press provided further info: Flight attendants, meanwhile, were warned by union leaders to “prepare for all possible scenarios.” “We are being direct because even as we have many ways to fight because of our union, we also want to get you the truth about the situation at our airline and how each of us can take actions to protect and prepare ourselves for any challenge,” the Association of Flight Attendants said Friday in a letter to its members. Spirit, known for its bright yellow planes and no-frills service, has had a rough ride since the COVID-19 pandemic, struggling to rebound amid rising operation costs and its mounting debt. By the time of its first Chapter 11 filing in November, Spirit had lost more than $2.5 billion since the start of 2020. The airline now carries $2.4 billion in long-term debt, most due in 2030, and reported a negative free cash flow of $1 billion at the end of the second quarter. Friday’s news comes as budget carriers like Spirit are under pressure by bigger airlines, which have rolled out their own low-cost offerings. Spirit, meanwhile, is attempting to tap into a growing market for more upscale travel with its new tiered pricing that includes more perks on the higher end.