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New updates in the Rasheem Carter death investigation raise more questions than answers.

A shooting over the weekend claimed the life of an 18-year-old Laurel man.

It’s round two for Jones County Supervisor Travares Comegys and Mississippi State Auditor Shad White.

After almost a week, the main water well at Purvis High School has been repaired.

Investigations are still ongoing into a Marion County shooting that left one Pine Belt man dead.

After a lightning strike knocked out the main water well, Purvis residents said it’s been days since the city’s water ran clear.

A new interim county attorney will begin serving Wayne County “effective immediately.”

A two-vehicle collision on Wednesday, Jan. 11, left two adults and three children injured.

The grounds of the Columbia City Cemetery now have several toppled headstones.

Around 400 households in north Lamar County are under a boil water notice.

The Mississippi Highway Patrol issued 5,294 citations, made 80 arrests, and investigated 160 car crashes over the 2022 Christmas holiday season.

Multiple Jones County fire departments are on the scene of a structure fire at an Ellisville home.

Several areas of the Pine Belt are without power as the Artic front pushes historically low, freezing temperatures into the area.

A drive-by shooting in Waynesboro left two teens dead and law enforcement searching for answers.

The National Weather Service reported a possible tornado in the area on Wednesday morning, but a touchdown has not been confirmed.

According to the Southwest Jones Water Association, the break is located near Seminary on Bethel Church Road and is expected to affect about 250 homes.

A threat at Taylorsville Attendance Center set the town on edge as law enforcement searched for the suspect.

A hunting dog is safe at home after two people connected to an alleged dog-napping surrendered it to the Pine Belt Animal Shelter.

The day after a Jones County sheriff’s deputy was injured in the line of duty, Sheriff Joe Berlin took to Facebook to express his thanks to all those who do their jobs despite the risk.

The head of the Hattiesburg school board takes on a new challenge as the Mississippi School Boards Association vice president.

A housefire destroyed a Sumrall family’s home on Thursday night, but thankfully no one was hurt.

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is currently hiring both full-time and part-time jobs for locations around the Pine Belt.