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Population under siege might be dramatic - with an estimated 700 and some homeless people living in the Hattiesburg area, there were only 54 arrests for vagrancy in 2011. However that number is spiking
Hurricane season begins June 1st. Rex takes a look at the tropics plus has your forecast in his latest video.
You've probably heard of the dog whisperer but a local woman is calling herself "The Dog Advocate". Jennifer Crocker's love for all things furry has formed into a non profit organization called Dog Advocate
An Oak Grove elementary school teacher is the lucky winner of a new car as part of a national promotion by Hertz.
John Edwards' team wrapped up their defense Wednesday without calling the ex-presidential candidate, his mistress or daughter to testify, a move experts say was intended to shift focus from a political sex scandal to the...
Wednesday the Southeast Mississippi Rural Health Initiative is offering free health screenings for women at the Women's Health Center in Palmers Crossing.
The Transportation Security Administration has promised to beef up security measures, but little has been done as the group works through the rulemaking process. A TSA official appeared before a House subcommittee Wednesday to explain why.
Google is introducing a new tool, designed to make its search engine smarter.
The timeless tale of Casablanca, considered one of the best movies of all time, is coming to Facebook for a one-night free screening.
An exclusive look inside the tent cities that dot Hattiesburg woods.
"I was probably a week shy of a good check when I lost my job," said a man living in one of Hattiesburg's dozen or so homeless tent cities who declined to give his name.
Even with her status as an All-American, a Conference USA champion, and a National Champion, University of Southern Mississippi track and field star Tori Bowie feels she could do more
Maintenance workers discovered a body while working on a highway in Jeff Davis County.
Family and friends gathered at the site of an accident that killed two adults and three children on Highway 11 in Moselle in May of 2011.
The GE Aviation Plant in Ellisville is one step closer to being a reality as construction gets under way.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol is warning drivers to be cautious while being pulled over as they investigate two deadly highway shootings.
Lamar County Deputies Michael Green and Charles Reid are out nearly every Saturday night.
Chains and locks have been placed on the doors of the Hunt Club and its companion business, Champion Bowling Lanes. A sign on the door says both businesses are closed and employees can pick up their checks at attorney Wayne Hynum's office Tuesday afternoon.
Kelly Tyler has worked in the Self Help section of the Training Aids Support Center at Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center since March 2010. His job is to assist Soldiers with their print media presentation needs.
Spc. Kevin Shumaker, 24, a cook for the 615th Military Police Company, died tragically on Aug. 31, 2011, from wounds he received while deployed to Afghanistan.
W.O.W. - Worship on Wednesday at Life Church in Laurel will be, May 16 at 7 p.m.
You are invited to attend the Descendants of Rev. William Preston Long and Adeline Melinda Harris Long on May 20, for the 94rd Annual Reunion.
Have graduation pics? Then send them to mmorrison@wdam.com or pics@wdam.com
33 states converged in Union City, California, at James Logan High School for the 2012 National Individual Events Tournament of Champions.
William Carey University recognized endowed scholarship donors and recipients at the Honors Day Convocation held recently on the Hattiesburg campus.
The Zombie Pub Crawl took place on May 5 and ever gal and ghoul showed up for the festivities.
The Pine Grove Behavioral Health and Addiction facility in Hattiesburg unveiled a new addiction recovery program Wednesday morning.
Approximately 525 students at Pearl River Community College received either associate's degrees or certificates of proficiency Tuesday during an annual graduation ceremony.
Gerald Watts of Hattiesburg comes to the Forrest County Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Memorial served as a memorial site for those who lost their lives in the line of duty year after year to honor a loved one.
A Louisiana man will go to jail for failing to support his child in Mississippi, announced Attorney General Jim Hood today.
As social networks have become more intertwined in our daily routines, some criminals just can't resist logging into Facebook at the worst times.
Police in Michigan are investigating the stabbing death of a couple, and family members believe they were killed over a winning lottery ticket.
On Monday in Jackson, the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame named Bulldogs pitcher Chris Stratton the recipient of the C Spire Ferris Trophy, given annually to the state's best player.
A popular face on a famous television network stopped by USM Sunday for a special Mother's Day celebration.
It's never too late to go back to school, you may have heard it, but one Bay St. Louis resident is living proof. Seventy year old Carol Strohmetz said she has always wanted to get her bachelor's degree and about three years ago she started turning that goal into a reality.
Forrest General Hospital, USM, and Coca Cola of Hattiesburg were recognized Tuesday for promoting a healthy lifestyle in the workplace.
For more information on upcoming events from the Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association, call 601-583-4329, visit www.downtownhattiesburg.com or follow them on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/DowntownHattiesburg
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