Building off the foundation set by his predecessor. That's what Col. William Hunter plans to do as incoming commander of the 81st Training Wing at Keesler Air Force Base.
It began with a road rage call after police say a man fired shots at a vehicle full of juveniles. It ended with the suspect being shot after gunfire was exchanged with police.
Tom Gustafson is a 78-year-old veteran who has beat cancer, had extensive heart procedures, and lives with diabetes. Despite that, he is overcoming the odds and can now add black belt to his list of accomplishments.
The woman accused in a hit-and-run that left two people dead last month said she knew she hit someone but panicked and fled because she had been drinking, said an affidavit obtained this week.
Two nursing faculty members at the University of Southern Mississippi have created a mobile app that will assist their students on performing clinical tasks.
Just a year ago, getting a driver’s license was an exercise in futility. People were angry and frustrated while waiting in line for hours. Fast forward to now, and it looks a lot different.
More than 125,000 people in the six southernmost counties are fully vaccinated as of Wednesday. That’s only a little more than 25% of the total population.
Mario King was originally scheduled to be sentenced on his one charge of wire fraud on June 17 in Gulfport. However, a motion for continuance was filed the day before the sentencing after the latest fraud accusation.
The Mississippi Association of School Resource Officers is holding its state conference in Gulfport. The goal is for these 60 officers to serve not only in law enforcement but also act as mentors and counselors to the kids they interact with every day on school campuses.
Congressman Bennie Thompson announced that the IRS will continue to provide tax credits to help local small businesses cover the costs of providing paid sick and family leave for workers through September.
