Two Jones County men have filed a civil complaint against the city of Laurel and its police department over an officer shooting at a safety checkpoint.
Incumbent Sheriff Berkley Hall will have a shot at a fourth term as Marion County’s Sheriff after clinching the Republican nomination during Tuesday’s primary election.
The vote will allow the sale of liquor within the second district, mainly affecting those living in the city of Bay Springs as well as the Moss, Stringer, Louin and Montrose communities.
David and Mary Ellen Senne continued their legal battle with Jones County Sheriff Alex Hodge and The Humane Society of the United States with the filing of several new motions in the Circuit Court on June 3.
The museum is a must visit that will leave you with a greater appreciation for the leaders and everyday men and women who saw us through the war that changed the world.
The Hattiesburg City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to set a referendum that would allow residents to decide if the city should raise the restaurant, hotel and motel sales tax by 1 percent.
The Supreme Court of Mississippi has dismissed the appeal of a deceased man who was convicted of raping and kidnapping a University of Southern Mississippi student.
The Mississippi Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction and sentence of a woman charged in connection to the deaths of two Hattiesburg police officers in 2015.
The University of Southern Mississippi School of Communication has removed an Alabama newspaper editor from its Hall of Fame after he published an editorial calling for violence and the return of the Ku Klux Klan.
USM has lifted the order to shelter in place but urges students to use caution as the search continues for two state inmates who escaped from the Forrest County Jail.
The Hattiesburg Tourism Commission announced Thursday it has reached a settlement with State Auditor Shad White’s office regarding improper payroll payments from 2008 to 2013.
