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MDOT will close both lanes under Interstate 59 at Mississippi 15/Cooks Avenue in Laurel

The Covington County Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its first big general membership meeting since the beginning of the pandemic.

A bill at the State Capital has quickly been passed in the House that could make it difficult for some electric vehicle models like Tesla to be bought and sold in Mississippi.

"First Lego Robotic Competition" held at Oak Grove

The first medical cannabis dispensary on the Coast is now open. Saturday, customers showed up hours before Coastal Capital Dispensary opened its doors at 9 a.m.

Work has begun at Pearl River Community College to transform the old Wildcat Den Bookstore into a new, open-air extension of the campus dining facility.

New device binds fitness with wellness

Secretary of State Michael Watson talks about upcoming elections

The Pearl River Community College food truck began serving the Forrest County campus this week.

Mississippi facing reduced red snapper quota, per federal regulations.

Visible address numbers can make a huge difference in the outcome of a medical emergency.

USM announces program to cover full tuition for service members

The cupboard isn’t bare at the Back Bay Mission in Biloxi, but there’s a lot of space on the shelves where food should be.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is making loans available for eligible Pine Belt entities affected by rain and flooding from Aug. 1 through Aug. 31, 2022.

Starting Jan. 19, Abigail Lenz Allen is providing free art classes for children 6 to 11 years old on Thursdays at the Hattiesburg Community Arts Center.

Michael Scoggins, 32, was booked into the Jones County Adult Detention Facility late Saturday afternoon on one count of burglary.

Having a budget key to financial planning

Mississippi’s foster care system is on pace for more adoptions during the current budget year than the previous one.

Two businesses that opened in downtown Columbia for this year’s “Experience a Columbia Christmas” will now be open permanently.

Despite a drop in killings last year, the Capital City’s homicide rate still managed to surpass every other major city in the U.S., according to a 3 On Your Side analysis of dozens of municipalities across the country.

Hattiesburg Zoo reboots its outreach program for 2023

A recent report from NPR found members of Gen Z don't seem interested in trade careers, like carpentry or plumbing. Gov. Tate Reeves wants to change that in the Magnolia State.

Lightsource BP interview on solar panels in Lamar County

The Hattiesburg Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, will host a Jan. 24 forum on human trafficking.

Mississippi Power is warning of fake phone calls demanding payment … or else.

Public Works has had four directors in three years.

On Monday, the average price of gas in Mississippi hit $2.81 per gallon, which is 13 cents lower than this time last year.

Firework sales picked up down the stretch of the holiday season

Jones County Sheriff's Department deputies will be out in full force over the New Year's weekend.

Players are testing their luck at winning the $685 million dollar Mega Millions jackpot.