Sarah Jane Willard, 29, was reportedly last seen in October by her husband, according to a missing person report filed in Coral Springs, Florida, on Dec. 16, 2019.
Rising water and strong currents with human life in the balance creates a dangerous situation. The Biloxi firefighters and other first responders in the task force rely on training to make sure there is a positive outcome.
The YMCA has done their homework, and they are ready to pitch their plan to the legislature. They are also looking for support from the residents of South Mississippi.
Several airports around the state will soon see an upgrade in safety and infrastructure thanks to a $7.7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
First lady Melania Trump touted her “Be Best” program and the Trump administration’s battle against the opioid crisis as she accept an award from a Florida Christian college.
Former Hancock County Board of Supervisors president Blaine LaFontaine is trying to make a big statement quickly as Pearl River County’s new director of economic development.
The inmates will temporarily be housed at the nearby Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility. They are being transferred through reclassification and exchanges for lower-security inmates.
A report released on Wednesday detailing plans to restructure military hospitals and clinics across the nation excluded Keesler Medical Center on the list.
Homeowners can use MSBOC online resources at www.msboc.us to check the license status of the contractor they plan to hire, and to get tips on wise repair and improvement choices.
Traffic cameras are just about everywhere, and soon, more surveillance cameras will be popping up around Biloxi thanks to a $150 thousand grant from the U.S. Justice Department and a group called project NOLA.
U.S. Department of Transportation will award $7.7 million to twelve Mississippi airports for safety and infrastructure use as the investment is a part of a $520.5 million national investment in airports across the country.
A Biloxi mother says she fears for her daughter’s safety after multiple gunshots rang out near her home, causing her to jump into action to protect the toddler.
From the pomp and circumstance of the early years, to the new brand of revelry on display today, the Krewe of Neptune’s focus on the people makes them South Mississippi Strong.
A city inspector that performed several inspections at the Hard Rock Hotel construction site was not certified during some of those inspections, records obtained by FOX 8 show.
Bay St. Louis city leaders are calling for justice after a child was reportedly given a black doll with beads around its neck at last weekend’s Krewe of Nereids parade.
The CSX rail replacement project is set to begin on Monday, February 24th, meaning multiple residents across the Gulf Coast may have to change up their daily commuting routes.
A bill that would require Mississippi public schools to offer computer science to all elementary and high school students has been introduced in the Mississippi Senate.
After his meeting, he will update on the city’s current situation and updated plan of action for the Pearl River flooding impacting Northeast Jackson communities.
Two arrests have been made and three teens are still wanted after two LSU students were reportedly robbed at gunpoint inside a dorm on LSU’s campus on Valentine’s Day.
Residents of the Cherokee Forest subdivision in Pascagoula have been on the receiving end of industrial pollution from their neighbors at Bayou Casotte Industrial Park for years.
Historic levels of flooding in the Jackson area have created a state of emergency in Mississippi. That means the American Red Cross is now providing disaster assistance.
A Facebook post on Sunday described a young girl who received a doll with a beaded noose around its neck and a mother furious at a potentially, racially motivated incident.
Testimony continued Sunday in the capital murder trial of Willie Cory Godbolt. He is accused of killing eight people, including a Lincoln County deputy in 2017. Seven of the victims were family members.
It was an extra special Sunday at the Jackson County Animal Shelter because adoption was free for the first 20 pets through the Adoption Ever After drive.
