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On Sunday, Nathaniel and Raquel Revaula officially became the new Hattiesburg Salvation Army corps officers
Mississippi's Public Service Commission is ending a resolution asking the State of Mississippi to recognize utility workers as 'first responders'
The Laurel Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating a teen reported missing
Search continues for lawyer wanted by Perry County court
One person as killed in a crash Saturday night in Forrest County
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On Saturday, officials with the Stone County Sheriff’s Department announced the arrest of Orlando Breland following a standoff with SWAT teams on Friday night.
More than one hundred children from all over Mississippi have just wrapped up a unique summer camp that features swimming and arts and crafts, along with rides on Army vehicles and lots of marching.
Funeral services were held Saturday for legendary University of Southern Mississippi women’s basketball coach Joye Lee McNelis, who died Tuesday after an eight year battle with cancer.
One person was injured seriously in a two-vehicle accident Saturday afternoon in the Powers community in Jones County
Proceeds from the Restoration Run goes towards the men living at the Mission at the Cross recovery home.
Akeem Davis returns to Laurel to host annual camp
The club hopes to have enough money soon as the team starts contact practice in August.
The New Birth Church of God In Christ wants to provide more for the local community.
Man charged with murder in fatal shooting no longer listed on Forrest County Jail roster
Section of Covington County road to be closed for about three months
It’s also unclear whether the defendants have a lawyer who could speak on their behalf.
Kids at the East Hancock Public Library spent Friday morning celebrating a famous green icon – Kermit the Frog.
On Friday, officials with the Stone County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that a standoff between a murder suspect and law enforcement is over.
USM's expected starting quarterback acting as counselor at Manning Passing Academy
A Hattiesburg business is supporting education by giving some special gifts to local teachers.
he U.S. Supreme Court has issued a new ruling limiting the power of federal judges to block President Trump’s executive orders.
A new chancery judge for Jones and Wayne counties has been sworn into office.
The program has been getting a lot of participation, and the library staff is happy about it.
The new clinic will be housed on the corner of Jefferson Street and 16th Avenue.
Laurel Main Street partnered with the city to put on a beloved event.
Skies will be partly cloudy, but scattered thunderstorms will fire up during the afternoon hours.