Six members of the Coast legislative delegation say it’s time to keep outsiders off Mississippi’s beaches.

With so many out of work right now, and unemployment payments stalled by an overwhelmed system, many people are concerned about being able to pay their bills. Here's what you need to know.

An inmate was pronounced dead on Monday evening at the Greene County Hospital.

All medical personnel, first responders and activated National Guardsmen are eligible to receive a 10 percent discount at Dollar General stores starting Monday.

The Mississippi State Board of Education has suspended several statewide policies to manage the impact of extended school closures due to the COVID-19 public health crisis.

A total of five Mississippians have died due to coronavirus complications, according to the Mississippi State Department of Health.

Keesler Air Force Base on Wednesday confirmed three positive cases of COVID-19.

Environmental officials in Mississippi are reminding residents they should only flush toilet paper.

Mississippi workers that have not been able to work due to coronavirus can now file for unemployment.

Guard leaders want to allay any worries in the community by explaining that their mission in this situation is primarily a humanitarian one.

The Mississippi Lottery Corporation is implementing some new protocols in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Waveland man has been identified as the first Mississippian to die from complications due to COVID-19.

The Mississippi State Department of Health has reported the first death from COVID-19 in Mississippi.

Southeastern Grocers, the parent company of local Winn-Dixie stores, has announced immediate actions to better assist the community during the COVID-19 pandemic, including modified store and pharmacy hours.

With new guidance from Attorney General Lynn Fitch, this temporary suspension includes municipal services that are not normally regulated by the Public Service Commission.

One of the missing inmates, 23-year-old Bobby Charles Morgan, is serving 11 years for four counts of burglary in Harrison County. He was first sentenced in October 2017.

Mississippi Power customers in the state can expect to see a rate decrease in their next billing cycle, according to the Mississippi Public Service Commission (MPSC).

Two crew members from the Carnival Valor were seen leaving the Port of Gulfport property Sunday afternoon.

We’re learning more about the days before Mississippi’s first coronavirus patient started feeling sick.

Mississippi’s eight public universities have modified the schedules for the spring semester classes to inhibit the spread of the coronavirus.

Visitation at all Mississippi Department of Corrections facilities has been suspended as state officials ramp up precautions against the coronavirus.

The five suspects charged with capital murder in the death of 16-year-old Madison Harris made an appearance in the jail courtroom on Wednesday.

If approved by the Senate, House Concurrent Resolution No. 39 would be listed alongside the original Ballot Initiative Measure No. 65 during the Nov. 3 elections.

On the eve of Mississippi’s primary election, President Donald Trump tweeted praise for Congressman Steven Palazzo.

To help parents and children will all of the extra stress that comes with flying, the Gulfport Biloxi International Airport is hosting an event to help give autistic children a chance to practice going through the steps of flying.

Jessie Hughes has been captured by Stone County deputies, according to Capt. Ray Baggs.

An investigation into a Stone County burglary two weeks ago has led to the hunt for a fugitive from Dalton, Georgia.

Police said the investigation revealed no state statutes or city ordinances were violated and there was no intent of hatred.

A leader in the Civil Rights Movement was honored on Tuesday as the University of Southern Mississippi (USM) performed a keel-laying ceremony, highlighting their newest research vessel.

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