The Mississippi Gaming Commission says all Coast casinos may reopen for business Wednesday at 1 p.m. following Monday’s emergency closure for Hurricane Sally.

The Mississippi Gaming Commission has ordered all Coast casinos to close by 4 p.m. Monday ahead of Hurricane Sally.

The Department of Public Safety is offering a new “Skip the Line" program at driver’s license stations statewide to reduce wait times.

Stone County’s Regional Correctional Facility is now on lockdown as of Aug. 17.

State Senator Joel Carter took to social media Sunday morning to talk about his recent COVID-19 diagnosis, saying, “This stuff is no joke.”

Joe Davis, 31, and Thomas Alsobrooks Sr., 54, are in custody each facing a charge of second-degree murder after Gary Hill Breeland was found dead in his home just before 9 p.m. Wednesday.

State Superintendent of Education Carey Wright held a press conference just as school districts across the state were returning to in person-classes for some of the first times since March.

Any Mississippian diagnosed with COVID-19 must immediately isolate at home, according to an order just issued by State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs.

A Mississippi Power storm team of linemen and engineers headed east to Georgia early Sunday morning to support Georgia Power ahead of the expected landfall of Tropical Storm Isaias.

Diamondhead Mayor Tommy Schafer died Friday following complications from surgery on July 21. He had been hospitalized in serious condition for the last 10 days.

Officials have confirmed that the body found off of Texas Flat Road July 17 is that of a missing Picayune man.

"I kind of figured this bad news was coming when they tested seven inmates and six came back positive. That's never a good sign," said the George County Sheriff.

It is believed that Willie Jones was with the murder suspects on July 6th

A grand jury indicted Christopher Hendrix on a first-degree murder charge in the disappearance of Robert Bruce Hariel.

Cruisin’ The Coast finished the competition last year in the runner-up spot but won the crown in 2018.

August 29, 2020 will mark a new beginning as the Mississippi Aquarium opens for business in Gulfport.

Mississippi Rep. Manly Barton is in intensive care after being diagnosed with COVID-19.

Governor Tate Reeves and FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor were in Hancock County Thursday visiting with emergency managers and discussing this year’s unique challenges amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dustin and Erica Gray were taken into custody Wednesday night in Pueblo County, Colorado.

The MHSAA is meeting next week to work out what fall sports will look like when school resumes next month.

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.