The number of Mississippians working increased last month, and there are some jobs that continue to be in high demand.

All three cases are in individuals between 28 and 33 years of age. Currently, there are no confirmed vaping-related deaths in Mississippi.

A total of five medications are on the list.

Saturday is Walmart Wellness Day, and Mississippi stores will be offering free health services and resources.

The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) on Wednesday reported its first identified case of a vaping-related lung illness.

Veterans from Marion County and other parts of South Mississippi met representatives from the G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery VA Medical Center in Jackson Tuesday night, as part of an annual town hall and outreach event.

More than 50 people making up 16 teams participated in the Tom Kind Charity Golf Tournament on Monday.

Hattiesburg Clinic Heart and Vascular hosted a free fall Cardiovascular Continuing Medical Education Conference for medical professionals on Monday at Hattiesburg Clinic’s Support Services building.

Two new cases of West Nile virus have been reported in the Pine Belt, according to the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH).

Growing scientific evidence has found our mouths, or what’s in our mouths, can infect our brains

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness month and the Lamar County School District is taking steps to make sure its students are aware.

Tuesday was World Suicide Prevention Day and health professionals around the globe are hoping increased awareness will decrease the incidents of suicide.

The Hattiesburg hospital announced Friday the hiring of Dr. Phyllis Chambers-Berry.

Dr. Cunningham said innovations in testing for BRCA gene mutation has made it easier than ever to do so and could even save your life.

Mississippi is getting more than $19 million over the next three years to combat the ever-growing opioid crisis in America. The money will help expand access to treatment and support near real-time data on the drug overdose crisis.

In a ruling late Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves said he wants to appoint an outsider to oversee changes.

Symptoms of the West Nile virus are often mild and may include: fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, a rash, muscle weakness or swollen lymph nodes.

The number of Salmonella cases linked to backyard poultry in Louisiana has slightly risen from 2 cases to 6 cases between June and August, states a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Across the nation, the number of cases linked to the outbreak now exceeds 1,000.

Thirteen years ago, then 69-year-old Denny Behm donated a kidney to a very close friend.

One lucky person will be receiving the keys to brand new car on Thursday night.

Donors will receive $25 Amazon gift card along with entering for giveaway.

Halcyon Hospice is offering a bereavement support group for the community every month.

Losing weight can be difficult on your own. Team members at the 5 Star Nutrition store in Hattiesburg said that you don’t have to lose weight all by yourself.

A boil water notice has been issued for Arnold Line Water Association customers living on Spring Hill Drive and Meadowbrook Drive in Hattiesburg.

The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) reported one new human case of West Nile virus (WNV) for 2019 on Monday.

The nurse recruitment fair will be on Monday, September 30, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

There are a lot of questions and speculations surrounding the product. That’s why the owner of ‘Your CBD Store’ in Hattiesburg is working to educate the public about it.

The USDA classifies the health risk as "high."

Women in medicine who are pioneers in the field for their accomplishments in Mississippi were honored during a ceremony sponsored by the Mississippi State Medical Association.

Insight Speech and Language Center in Laurel officially opened its doors Thursday.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Thursday, August 15 that a medication used to treat migraines was being pulled from shelves because continued use could lead to serious, life threatening infections.

Kale is healthy to eat, but can it also cure cancer?

Brian Hinnant has two young boys in the Petal School District. He said with his kids growing up in a digital age, there's no formula he uses to dictate when his kids can pick up their phones or games.

The stations are the C.E. Roy Community Center and the Jackie Dole Sherrill Community Center.

Dole Fresh Vegetables, Inc. is voluntarily recalling a limited number of cases of baby spinach due to a possible salmonella risk, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

Two cases of West Nile virus have been reported in Forrest and Lamar counties, according to the Mississippi State Department of Health.

Twenty-five men and women have officially graduated from the 2019 inaugural Doctor of Physical Therapy program at William Carey University.

Waiting For A Cure will be holding an event to raise money and awareness for breast cancer.

With school starting within a week for most kids, parents are scrambling to get prepared.

Summer break is over. Whether you are the parent or the student, it’s time to get back on track and into the school routine, and it isn’t the easiest transition. Julie Clinton can tell you it involves much more than school supplies.

Anyone serviced by the Arlington W/A-Hintonville system should boil all water for at least a minute before drinking until the advisory is lifted.

The Magnolia State is seeing Hepatitis A pop up in various places across the state.

The Mississippi State Department of Health is joining other states across the country to fight the spread of Hepatitis A.

With this news, you might be wondering what the difference between hepatitis A, B, and C?

Symptoms of hepatitis A include nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting; jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes); and stomach pain, low appetite, and fever.

A 19-month-old boy has been denied a $2 million drug.

The event recognized the transfer or sponsorship of the complex from Methodist Rehabilitation to the Catholic Diocese of Biloxi.

One picture taken in Jackson over the weekend and then posted to Facebook may sum up the problem in one snapshot.

The Agriculture and Forestry commissioner said they are testing final medical marijuana product from LSU and it should be ready Aug. 7.

Employees and patients at Forrest General Hospital in Hattiesburg were operating on a generator for a few hours Sunday after a reported outage, according to Mississippi Power.

The Pleasant Ridge Water Association in Laurel has issued a boil water notice because of a break in a main line.

The Medical Licensure Board is extending the suspension of Dr. Wolfe’s license after he faced several complaints about sexual misconduct.

Forrest General Hospital recently received an award recognizing it as one of the top-performing hospitals for treating heart attack patients.

Lamar County, mom of two, Jenny Maul lives by this message: "Be thankful. Don't take for granted what or who you have in your life," Maul said. She said that's her outlook on life after coming too close to losing her own.

An employee of Los Encinos Mexican Grill (132 W. Main Street) in Calhoun City, Miss., has been diagnosed with hepatitis A virus, and patrons who ate at the restaurant from July 5 to July 23 might have been exposed.

The Mississippi Department of Health is hosting special school registration immunization clinics for adolescents across the state.

Laurel Mayor, Johnny Magee is not only the leader of the city, but he is the leader of the Blood Bowl Bash champions! The city of Laurel garners the most units of blood every year for the annual Blood Bowl Bash.

Bayer is voluntarily recalling nearly 1,000 vials of a biological drug used to help prevent and control serious bleeding in patients with hemophilia A.