The Extend a Hand, Help a Friend team along with the Gulfport Police Department and other community members were out and about on the MLK holiday picking up garbage in the Gaston Point community.
Twenty workers from Gulfport’s location are traveling, and more than 120 workers from several of the company’s branches on the Coast left around 7 a.m.
Unused buildings on both Pascagoula Street and Canty street will be used for apartment units, along with additional components like office and event spaces.
Fly Llama Brewing in Biloxi was born under the cloud of a pandemic and under the roof of a business that had just failed. But a year later, the taps keep flowing and the fans keep growing.
If you are a crawfish fan, this is the season to celebrate. Experts say the local harvest is shaping up to be bountiful this year ahead of carnival season.
The Hancock County Emergency Management Agency, in coordination with the Hancock County Board of Supervisors, will open a cold-weather shelter this weekend.
Mississippi Highway Patrol told WLOX a two-vehicle wreck happened in the eastbound lanes of the interstate. Injuries were reported, but officials said nothing life-threatening.
Though the Mississippi State Department of Health has reported more than 86,000 cases of COVID-19 in the last two weeks, Dr. Mark Horne said he believes there is far more community transmission throughout Mississippi than those case counts reflect.
Adalia Rose Williams, a Youtube star who documented her life living with a rare genetic condition, has died at age 15, according to her posts on her social media accounts. She passed away Wednesday evening.
The funding will help improve the condition of about 1,170 bridges in poor condition and to preserve and improve more than 5,690 bridges in fair condition in the state.
Despite getting enough support in the Senate to override a potential governor’s veto, the bill still needs to pass the House before becoming a reality.
He has been coaching basketball and football for nearly 40 years. But last November, he was faced with a challenge that he hadn’t quite game planned for.
Officers with the Baton Rouge Police Department marched a woman, who is accused of robbing a beauty supply store at gunpoint, to a jail cell on Thursday, Jan. 13.
The man taken into custody after a missing person investigation uncovered a woman’s frozen torso previously posted photos with guns, knives, and fictional serial killers.
