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Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland passed away Thursday morning. He was 24. “It is with extreme sadness that the Dallas Cowboys share that Marshawn Kneeland tragically passed away this morning. Marshawn was a beloved teammate and member of our organization. Our thoughts and prayers regarding Marshawn are with his girlfriend Catalina and his family,” the team said in a statement. The team did not disclose details about his cause of death. pic.twitter.com/CbP3WAm2IB — Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) November 6, 2025 ESPN shared: Kneeland’s agent, Jonathan Perzley, described Kneeland’s death as “a pain I can hardly put into words.” “I am shattered to confirm that my client and dearest friend Marshawn Kneeland passed away last night,” Perzley said in a statement. “I watched him fight his way from a hopeful kid at Western Michigan with a dream to being a respected professional for the Dallas Cowboys. Marshawn poured his heart into every snap, every practice, and every moment on the field. To lose someone with his talent, spirit and goodness is a pain I can hardly put into words. “My heart aches for his family, his teammates and everyone who loved him, and I hope they feel the support of the entire football community during this unimaginable time. I ask that you please give his loved ones the privacy and compassion they need as they grieve this tremendous loss.” The NFL issued a statement saying it was “deeply saddened” by Kneeland’s death, adding the league has “offered support and counseling resources” to the Cowboys. Kneeland was the Cowboys’ second-round pick out of Western Michigan in 2024, No. 56 overall. In Monday’s loss to the Arizona Cardinals, he scored the Cowboys’ first touchdown, recovering a blocked punt in the end zone. Watch footage of the touchdown below: NEW: Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland has passed away at the age of 24. His passing came just days after he scored a touchdown off a blocked punt against the Arizona Cardinals. “It is with extreme sadness that the Dallas Cowboys share that Marshawn Kneeland… pic.twitter.com/K7TA74aMtw — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 6, 2025 CBS Sports has more: Kneeland enjoyed successful prep and college careers that included being a standout linebacker/tight end at Michigan’s Godwin Heights High School a second-team All-Mid-American Conference selection during his final season at Western Michigan. He filled the stat sheet that season with 57 tackles (7.5 for loss), 4.5 sacks and two forced fumbles. “He was a great person, eager to learn … wanted to be great,” one of his former coaches, Mike Zimmer, told NFL Media shortly after the news of Kneeland’s passing broke. “He didn’t take any crap from anyone on the field. He studied hard-loved playing the game. “My last conversation with him was keep being you you’re going to have a great career.”

An explosion at a chemical plant in Mississippi caused an ammonia leak and prompted evacuations. “At this time Numerous emergency and hazmat crews are currently on the scene in Yazoo City, Mississippi, after a massive explosion at the CF Industries chemical plant involving anhydrous ammonia. Residents have been evacuated as thick orange toxic clouds rise over the area, and all residents of Yazoo City are being urged to shelter in place,” Rawsalerts wrote. “The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is also advising those near the affected zones to leave their homes immediately while crews work to contain the situation. The cause of the explosion is currently under investigation,” the post added. #BREAKING: A massive hazardous explosion has taken place at a chemical plant involving anhydrous ammonia Residents have been evacuated⁰⁰#YazooCity | #Mississippi⁰⁰At this time Numerous emergency and hazmat crews are currently on the scene in Yazoo City, Mississippi, after… pic.twitter.com/19ADaVyY6L — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) November 6, 2025 Fox News has more: The governor urged people near Renshaw Road and Generette Road to evacuate immediately and advised those in the surrounding area to shelter in place. The American Red Cross opened a reception center in the city to support affected residents. The state’s Department of Transportation said lanes on U.S. Highway 49 were blocked in both directions. The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality said “air monitoring operations are underway and will continue as long as necessary to ensure public safety.” “Thank you to all of Mississippi’s first responders and emergency managers for quickly responding to the leak,” the governor said. CF Industries manufactures ammonia, most often used as fertilizer, and its Yazoo City facility has a gross annual capacity of 570,000 tons of ammonia, according to the company. “The state of Mississippi has not received any reports of injuries or deaths. MDEQ is on site and actively monitoring air quality. Initial results were 25 PPM, which allowed rail traffic to begin. The shelter-in-place order has not been lifted and will remain in effect until air monitor readings begin trending downward,” Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves said. “Traffic control points have been established on U.S. 49 to divert traffic. This will continue until MDEQ and CF Industries give Yazoo County the all-clear. The American Red Cross has set up a reception center at Yazoo County High School’s gymnasium. At this time, no one has checked in. Besides the state agency personnel who are responding to leak, the state of Mississippi has not received any additional requests for resources,” he added. Update on the chemical leak at CF Industries’ plant north of Yazoo City: The state of Mississippi has not received any reports of injuries or deaths. MDEQ is on site and actively monitoring air quality. Initial results were 25 PPM, which allowed rail traffic to begin. The… — Governor Tate Reeves (@tatereeves) November 6, 2025 In an update Thursday morning, Reeves said the “shelter-in-place order and traffic controls have been lifted.” Update: The shelter-in-place order and traffic controls have been lifted. https://t.co/AnREEtgnK3 — Governor Tate Reeves (@tatereeves) November 6, 2025 ABC News noted: The facility is able to store about 48,000 tons of ammonia, although the exact amount there when the explosion took place was not immediately clear. CF Industries said in a statement that there are no injuries, and “all employees and contractors on site at the time of the incident have been safely accounted for.” Andre Robinson, who lives about a half-mile (800 meters) from the facility, said he and his son were getting ready to make gumbo when he heard what sounded like a sonic boom or a tree crashing on his house. “There was a boom and then the house shook,” he said. When he looked outside, Robinson said he saw smoke rising from the facility and started to smell a strong scent of ammonia. “We’re used to the ammonia smell, but not that bad,” he said, adding that his family has since evacuated to Jackson.

Democrats in Mississippi broke a supermajority Republicans held in the state Senate for 13 years. According to Mississippi Today, Democrats gained two new seats on Tuesday night. Although the GOP maintains firm control of the Mississippi Legislature, Democrats may be able to block initiatives on certain votes. Mississippi Democrats appear to break Republican supermajority in state Senate https://t.co/5KvyLXwCIO — POLITICO (@politico) November 6, 2025 Mississippi Today shared more: In a reconfigured Senate district in northwestern Mississippi, voters elected Democrat Theresa Gillespie over Republican Charlie Hoots. In another redrawn district in the Pine Belt region around Hattiesburg, Democrat Johnny DuPree defeated Republican Anna Rush. Republicans previously represented these two areas, but a federal court earlier this year determined the state violated the Voting Rights Act and ordered the state to redraw them into majority-Black districts. Two Senate races, one in the Jackson area and one in the Delta, are still undecided because a Dec. 2 runoff will decide the winners, but they are not expected to further tilt partisan power. In both of these races, the elections are nonpartisan, though the winner will likely declare a partisan affiliation after taking office. In both elections, the candidates are seeking to replace longtime Democratic senators. Mississippi had a mix of partisan and nonpartisan special elections Tuesday. Special elections are nonpartisan when an office holder leaves during a term. But in the elections for the redrawn districts, candidates ran with party labels. The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee called it a “stunning victory.” BREAKING: Democrats just broke the GOP supermajority in the Mississippi Senate! In a stunning victory, Democrats gained seats in court-ordered special elections and will now head to Jackson to represent and fight on behalf of their constituents. pic.twitter.com/VG5A01Ad45 — Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (@DLCC) November 5, 2025 The “stunning victory” in Mississippi was among the defeats Republicans suffered around the country on Tuesday night. Fox contributor: Democrats didn't just win in blue places. They broke the supermajority in the Mississippi state legislature. They flipped seats in Texas. They won parts of Virginia that are deep red. Democrats won all over the country. pic.twitter.com/uJSA8BUJd8 — FactPost (@factpostnews) November 5, 2025 WLBT noted: To keep the supermajority, Republicans needed to hold 35 seats. Former Hattiesburg mayor Johnny DuPree won Senate District 45 with around 70 percent of the vote, and Democrat Theresa Gillespie Isom won in Senate District 2, taking two seats from Republicans. The Republican majority dropped from 36 to 34. Most bills are passed using a majority vote (50% + 1), but sometimes a supermajority is needed, such as a two-thirds vote (66%). In the Mississippi Senate, that would be 35 people. The Mississippi Democratic Party proclaimed that the breaking of the supermajority is a “historic rebuke to extremism.” “Last night’s victory proves that Mississippi is no longer a foregone conclusion—we are a battleground state,” stated the party’s chairman, Cheikh Taylor. In response, the Mississippi Republican Party called the special election results “disappointing but not totally unexpected, as Republicans were the underdogs in these gerrymandered districts drawn by an unelected court pursuant to a misapplied federal statute that has been weaponized by interest groups.”

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