Two Biloxi casinos will now require guests as well as employees to wear masks on property.

On June 19, the number of people of patients with confirmed infections reported by Mississippi Hospitals reached its peak, with 516 patients who have confirmed infections.

The presidents of Mississippi’s public universities issued a joint statement Friday in response to a recent decision by the NCAA.

Mississippi National Guard service members have safely returned home from their mission in support of civil authorities in D.C.

Part of the Biloxi Lighthouse Pier fell victim to Tropical Storm Cristobal on Sunday as the storm surge pushed water inland.

People of all different races, all different walks of life, and families with members young and old came together with signs in support of Black Lives Matter and George Floyd.

Governor Tate Reeves and MEMA Executive Director Greg Michel were in Gulfport Friday talking about the 2020 hurricane season, and the expected impact of Tropical Depression Cristobal.

Mississippi’s permanent drivers license stations will reopen on Monday, June 8, with a few changes to ensure social distancing.

The backlash centered on comments Reuben McDowell made on a Facebook post regarding a protest in San Diego supporting George Floyd.

If you need a face mask, but can’t find one, the Pascagoula Fire Department has you covered.

Three of the six people originally charged in the death of Biloxi Police Officer Robert McKeithen entered guilty pleas Tuesday.

Over $21.3 million in federal fishery disaster relief has been allocated to the state of Mississippi to help recoup the loss suffered in 2019 after the opening of the Bonnet Carre Spillway.

Phase One of the casino reopening guidelines are now in the hands of Mississippi casino operators, and the race is on to prepare for Thursday's reopening.

The Mississippi Gaming Commission just confirmed to WLOX News that Mississippi casinos will be allowed to reopen at 8am on May 21.

Gov. Reeves signed a new executive order waiving the one-week waiting period to receive unemployment benefits for all claims filed from March 8, 2020 to December 26, 2020.

A sea turtle is back in its natural habitat thanks to a partnership between the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies and the Gulfport Fire Department.

Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort in D'Iberville is stepping up to help MDES and Mississippians during this difficult economic time.

State lawmakers are being called back to Jackson earlier than anticipated. The 2020 Legislative Session will now reconvene at 1pm on Thursday, May 7.

As many around the state and nation are giving back to healthcare professionals, the University of Southern Mississippi Psychology Clinic is also joining in.

An inmate at the South Mississippi Correctional Institution died Saturday morning at an area hospital.

On Saturday, kids of all ages are invited to participate in the Boy Scouts of America National Camp-In. The best part is you don’t have to worry about bears or even leave your house.

The Mississippi Supreme Court denied a petition this week that would extend the moratorium on evictions and late rental fees until July.

Gov. Tate Reeves said in his Thursday press briefing he is "confident" Mississippi casinos will reopen in some capacity by Memorial Day weekend.

In this new project, MPIC has partnered with Blue Delta Jeans Co. to make masks and is working with the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) to make gowns, according to MDOC.

The regular semester is currently scheduled to begin on August 24, 2020, but plans could change as guidance from public health officials continues to evolve.

“If you have a medical issue that is not urgently needing attention, please delay it if possible,” Dr. Dobbs said.

The blaze reached its peak earlier in the day and is now under control by fire officials.

Longtime Biloxi doctor Albert Diaz was released from a federal prison in Alabama this week.

#BugsOutsideYourDoor is an online event is an opportunity for entomologists and others to collect insects in their backyard, deck, porch, or space where they can maintain social distancing.

Less than a week after first instated, the statewide burn ban for Mississippi has now been lifted.