The holidays may be the hardest time to keep on a healthy course, but the good thing is that even a slip up here and there doesn’t mean all your efforts have gone to waste. And with the help of fitness companies, the challenge can be easier.
Renovations at the Salvation Army in Gulfport are taking longer than expected, and that has the group worried about providing cold-weather shelter for the homeless this winter.
COVID-19 caused many families to skip their traditional Thanksgiving celebrations last year. And while many are anxious to get the family back to the dinner table, others say it's still too soon.
We talk to the Mississippi's leading health official Dr. Thomas Dobbs about where the fight against COVID-19 stands now, and his concerns going forward.
Christmas is coming early for Gautier Middle School student Anna Claire Loris. The 12-year-old’s savings account now has an extra $10,000, thanks to a decision to get vaccinated from COVID-19.
Gulf Coast Against Mandates has called for a rally for health care workers on December 4, two days before workers nationwide would have to get their first COVID shots in order to be fully vaccinated by the January deadline.
While the couple and their unborn child are recovering in Houston from a groundbreaking in-utero surgery, their family and friends are doing what they can to help financially.
Holding signs that say “Let their smiles show” and “Unmask me,” parents and students gathered before the meeting to protest the district’s mask mandate.
In a letter signed by President and CEO of Huntington Ingalls Industries Mike Petters dated Nov. 16, employees were told that the deadline for vaccination has been suspended except for specific contracts that require it.
For Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week, the Back Bay Mission is putting more emphasis on the different ways we see poverty throughout South Mississippi.
Shortly after the mask mandate ban was signed into law by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, a lawsuit was filed against Lee and his education secretary Penny Schwinn.
While the pandemic may be winding down in Mississippi, many of its effects are still lingering. The state continues to face a nursing shortage that has continued for months now.
The countless filters on Instagram and TikTok can remove flaws, brighten eyes and teeth, apply sultry makeup, even change eye color. The possibilities are endless. After using the filters, it’s hard to remember what IS real.
With a windfall of federal coronavirus relief money at hand, schools across the U.S. are using portions to quickly expand their capacity to address students’ struggles with mental health.
An Alabama boy who weighed less than a pound at birth after his mother went into labor at only 21 weeks and one day of gestation has been certified as the world’s most premature baby to survive.
As children between the ages of 5 and 11 are beginning to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy released Tuesday a guide for addressing health misinformation.
