MDOT announced Thursday the top submissions in a "driving safety" message contest. The winners will have their wit and words displayed across the highways and by ways of Mississippi starting Friday.
It’s common for kids with disabilities to feel frustrated or alone. However, Ja’Kolby Averette is marching to the beat of his own drum or his own baritone.
Carlyn White, a soon-to-be college freshman, doesn't let her rare eye condition stop her from pursuing her passion for music. The West Marion High School grad received a scholarship to sing at PRCC.
First Lady Elee Reeves is hosting a cleanup effort for Mississippi Serves in Vicksburg Saturday. She will be joined by Miss Mississippi Holly Brand, and candidates for Miss Mississippi 2022.
An Ellisville resident says she loves to help others. The 16-year-old created a blessing box and hopes to help people who are struggling with food insecurity.
Columbia city leaders and state legislators gathered with directors and board members of local youth sports leagues to break ground at the home of Columbia Sportsplex.
When not at the clinic, Petal veterinarian Dr. Nate Moseley is volunteering his time to help local law enforcement agencies by training his newest partner to become the next best tracker in Forrest County.
Thursday night, Layla Jamison stood and received her diploma from George County High School. It was an emotional moment, not just for Jamison and her family, but for the entire community that has cheered her on.
Elliot Zalaznik, Hattiesburg Convention Commission director of event production, sales and services, was recognized by an international industry group.
Community members got a chance to interact with police officers during the event. Patrol Officer, Hannah Hendry said it is important for people to see officers outside their line of work.