Reeves doesn't believe a statewide mask mandate is the best way to get compliance with the most Mississippians wearing masks.

They say it takes more than one person to make any type of surgical procedure a success. That’s why Singing River Health System’s Surgical Internship program gives hands on training to add to the workforce, and help save lives.

When Shayne Baca noticed foot traffic slowing down at his store, 1 Stop Vitamin Shop, he knew something had to change.

Several Mississippians received Grammy nominations Tuesday morning for their projects in rock and the blues.

Amy Danielle Wilkerson was charged with capital murder in 2005 after Tristan Chinn died from injuries consistent with shaken-baby syndrome.

A coast family that went into business just before the COVID-19 pandemic is showing that resilience and hard work are more important than ever for business success.

Golden Eagles, Bulldogs cancel events

Tuesday’s 53 deaths marked the third highest single-day total in Mississippi since the onset of the pandemic.

A judge denied bond to Dustin Gray, who is charged with capital murder in the death of Willie Jones

The concert film will include guest appearances from Jack Antonoff, Aaron Dessner and Bon Iver — acts who all appear on Swift’s “folklore” album.

In case someone in your home gets sick, make a plan now for isolating those infected, protecting vulnerable relatives from transmission, and making sure the sick get the care they need.

With 910 confirmed patients hospitalized with COVID-19 and that number rapidly increasing, it’s likely hospitals because more inundated before things improve.

Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is investigating a traffic stop that ended in an officer-involved shooting.

Savvy shoppers are finding ways around the long lines at the grocery store ahead of the holiday thanks to services like grocery pickup and delivery options.

“We’ve actually had cases where dogs were dead on the end of a tether."

As COVID-19 surges nationwide, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a warning to Americans not to travel for Thanksgiving this year.

Dubbed “on fire” with coronavirus infections weeks ago, DeSoto County now leads the state in total positive cases, with some elected officials continuing to question -- without proof -- whether the numbers from the state’s health department are accurate.

Gulfport Police Department is taking steps to become more transparent. The move comes following two deadly officer-involved shootings in a 24-hour span.

Wildlife officials are taking measures to make sure the deer harvested do not contain Chronic Wasting Disease.

As concerns over the rising number of COVID-19 cases continues to grow, at least one Mardi Gras parade on the Coast has already been canceled due to the pandemic.

Doctors are concerned about the COVID-19 trends and say people need to be careful as we approach the holiday.

Health officials also recommend gathering outdoors with children when possible for the holidays.

The announcement comes as cases continue to rise in the Hattiesburg Metro area

Historically, Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel holidays in America. Although COVID-19 is predicted to take a bite out of travel this year, the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) will monitor road conditions and suspend highway construction which could cause traffic delays.

Charles Bowman was sentenced Monday after being found guilty last month of second-degree murder and tampering with evidence in the death of his wife Kathleen.

Dolce Cafe in Gulfport usually offers desserts, but this year, owner William Rester felt the need to extend the menu since many families probably won’t have a traditional family gathering.

Stephen Pitalo has lived and worked there since 1995, and like all of us, he’s ready for the pandemic to be over, but he also understands there’s still a long way to go.

UMMC officials voiced their concerns over rising COVID-19 cases.

80 new cases and no new deaths were reported in South Mississippi on Monday

Governor Reeves first enforced a statewide mask mandate on August 4. The mandate remained in effect until the governor lifted it on Sept. 30.

Pouring out of the Superdome was nothing but smiles as Who Dats took home a win against the rival Atlanta falcons.

A COVID-19 vaccine could be available as early as the second week of December. Many coast residents we spoke with feel the benefits of getting it far outweigh any concerns.

While immigration lawyers and activists hope for a better four years under the Biden Administration, some immigrants say they need to see fewer promises and more action.

If you take a drive on Highway 57 heading north toward Vancleave, you may notice a new sign welcoming residents and visitors to the city. It’s the brainchild of 17-year-old Avery Higginbotham.

State Treasurer David McRae is asking Mississippians to check their accounts and other investments to avoid being deemed "unclaimed."

A brush fire near some homes in west Gulfport is contained thanks to quick action from firefighters from Gulfport and Long Beach.

Governor Reeves talks about the fight against rising COVID-19 case numbers in Mississippi and how mask mandates might factor in. He also touches on his state budget proposal for 2021 and reacts to the presidential election.

Many families have made picking out the perfect Christmas tree a tradition; however, there’s a lot of hard work that goes on behind the scenes.

98 new cases and no new deaths were reported in South Mississippi on Sunday

While COVID-19 rates are now the worst they have ever been in the state, the Thanksgiving traditions haven’t stopped cold turkey.

The Gulfport Fire Department is investigating a fire that broke out at the Oxford Point Apartment complex Saturday afternoon.

200 bags of turkeys, mashed potatoes, macaroni and other holiday foods left the Ryan Youth Center with families who are in need.

The Lala family became $10,000 richer by winning a sweepstakes from simply pulling a tab off a Subway cup back while stationed in Korea.

The teen victim has been identified in the fatal shooting that happened early Saturday morning.

A graduation ceremony was held Saturday morning at the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum.

Saturday, the Mississippi State Department of Health reported 1,972 new cases and 15 additional deaths.

Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. fired up the grills on Saturday to feed hundreds of people in need at Feed My Sheep.

Linda Hublard was shocked when her son Gavin, 14, was charged with vandalism in November. Now she's making him pay his own fees.

237 new cases and 4 new deaths were reported in South Mississippi on Saturday

In the race for a COVID-19 vaccine, Pfizer submitted an application to the Food and Drug Administration for an emergency use authorization for its experimental coronavirus vaccine.

Health leaders warn that Mississippi's trends don't have to follow what we're seeing in other parts of the country.

The Mississippi Department of Transportation put up the signs along I-55 directing people to the Lynyrd Skynyrd memorial

Friday morning, a D’Iberville family became the latest of what is sure to be many victims of porch piracy this holiday season.

Less than a week from Turkey Day, the charity helped seniors in need throughout Biloxi through meal deliveries.

Wicker names Dane and Reese to commission

The Beau Rivage wanted to make sure that families have what they need to make this a happy thanksgiving.

Deputies located skeletal remains in southeast Covington County in the Sanford community around 3 p.m. Wednesday.

Kyle Rittenhouse posted a $2 million cash bond in Kenosha on Friday. Prosecutors accuse Rittenhouse of fatally shooting two people and wounding a third during an Aug. 25 protest against police racism and brutality in Kenosha.