In a riveting appearance on Capitol Hill, Fiona Hill also implored Republican lawmakers — and implicitly President Trump himself — to stop peddling a "fictional narrative" at the center of the impeachment probe.
Some Gulfport High STEM students are putting together a device that may not only win them a state competition, but it could also be very useful to the Gulfport Police Department.
The project will connect Gulfport’s transit center, the Mississippi Aquarium, and Jones Park with an electric tram, pedestrian walkway, and bicycle path, shortening travel times and improving safety and access for visitors.
The suspect accused of killing Biloxi Police officer Robert McKeithen was indicted Thursday by a Harrison County grand jury, according to Crosby Parker.
President Donald Trump on Thursday honored an Oscar-winning actor, a bluegrass-country singer, a conservative think tank and others with two of the most prestigious national awards in the arts and humanities.
According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, the average Thanksgiving meal to feed ten people should cost right around $50. With Thanksgiving closing in, the 9News Alert Team went to see just how affordable dinner can be and how shoppers can rack up on the savings for their holiday meals.
D’Iberville’s educators are now equipped with trauma kits that can save lives. It’s a partnership with the D’Iberville Police Department and an organization called CitizenAID.
Ross ends his tenure with the Greyhounds after nine years, leading Ocean Springs to the playoffs six times, including this season, that ended with a 5-7 record and a first round exit to Oak Grove.
Pathways2Possibilities kicked off day one of the interactive, hands-on career fair Wednesday, giving Mississippi students an idea of the many different career fields offered right here in the state.
As the Gulf Coast Business Council announces a new coast-wide mission to recruit and retain young talent, programs already exist in South Mississippi to stop that talent from leaving in the first place.
Getting in the gate at Keesler Air Force Base is about to get a little harder for some. The base is boosting security by ending its Trusted Traveler program.
