TODAY anchor Hoda Kotb was overwhelmed with emotion when interviewing Drew Brees on Friday morning.

Food donations were handed out at Twin Forks Rising Community Development Corporation.

Krispy Kreme will be offering free donuts to doctors and nurses every Monday until May.

So far, the group has made more than 200 masks for medical professionals

The number of COVID-19 cases is growing, and the supply of medical gear like masks is dwindling. So some volunteers are stepping up to do their part to help with the shortage.

We are approaching World Water Day, which is an observance around the world regarding the importance of clean water. One local organization in Laurel continues doing it’s part to help areas that do not have clean drinking water.

Jeffery Lancaster has been walking all over Waynesboro for as long as he can remember, but thanks to some generous community members, he won’t have to walk anymore.

To help parents and children will all of the extra stress that comes with flying, the Gulfport Biloxi International Airport is hosting an event to help give autistic children a chance to practice going through the steps of flying.

The future Hall of Fame quarterback shaved his head in Boston for charity.

Since 1992 White has spent her time as a caregiver. Focusing her attention on the needs of others.

Mount Carmel Ministries opened its doors to host a community worship featuring leaders from around the area and a gospel music legend, The Rev. Donnie McClurkin.

Kathryn Daniels was honored for being a recipient of the 2019-2020 Milken Educator Award.

A Pine Belt teen is achieving success and national recognition through performing arts.

Snow Cheng grew up about 400 miles west Wuhan, China, which is being called the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. Now, Cheng lives in the quaint town of Sumrall with her family. As she and her husband take care of their baby girl, she worries about her family and friends half-way around the wor

The money will help provide hearing screenings for babies and young children.

Jubilee Havens is on a mission to help those survivors.

The KC Pet Project has more than 100 dogs up for adoption.

MotorWorks, a brewery in Bradenton, partnered with Manatee County Animal Services to begin printing adoptable pets on beer cans to raise awareness about animal adoption and one of the first dog’s they printed was a pup named, “Day-Day.”

A local pastor is being honored for his work and dedication to his community.

A place once used for press printing has transformed into a space for the performing artists.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is seen as a day of service around the country.

A vacant building in downtown Petal will soon be revamped into panther pride territory.

One Gulfport woman brought Navy Seabees a cultural experience through a home cooked meal.

Hyche has participated in the nation’s first-ever basketball camp for deaf and hard of hearing athletes.

A Mississippi boy fighting illness received his wish when he met WWE Superstar Roman Reigns last week.

Latonya Young's rideshare passengers paid off her college debt. The 43-year old single mom said it was a car ride she'll never forget.

Three years ago, Steven Duty dropped his phone into the Reservoir while bass fishing. It was finally found last Sunday.

A local CIT coordinator from Pine Belt Mental Healthcare Resources is being recognized for her hard work and dedication to the mission.

State Sen. Chris McDaniel is holding his annual Merry Christmas Turkey Giveaway at West Ellisville Baptist Church on Saturday.

Firefighters with the Sandersville Volunteer Fire Department will be set up to collect donations on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.

A Warrensville Heights student just became the youngest from the school district to graduate from Cuyahoga Community College.

The Petal High School JROTC Panther Battalion brought home its second straight state championship in the Army Mississippi state drill competition.

Howard Industries in Laurel is helping make the holidays special for hundreds of kids in the Pine Belt area by teaming up with the Salvation Army of Laurel.

We introduce you to artist Hunter Lott as his music is being heard across the nation.

A soldier killed in the Korean War will return home to Mississippi next week.

You see her on TV reporting on the big stories every day, but tonight she’s actually part of the story.

Some fans took to eBay or Insta with their Tiger Stadium sod, but one fan decided to put it to eternal use.

A local family has turned heartbreak into a happiness for dozens of children battling cancer.

Waitr partners with Dickey's Barbecue Pit to help serve families free holiday meals.

The Who Dat Nation has come together to help a couple of Saints fans.

The Good Samaritan Center shows how it's getting ready for its Thanksgiving feast.

A Wayne County youth development program called Rock Solid Youth Education Inc. is giving back to the community.

One Vicksburg woman’s passion for decorating will be put on display at the White House.

For decades, the theater has highlighted local and national artists on one stage.

Perry County is working with the community to increase parent involvement within the schools.

The bells starting ringing at noon Friday in Laurel as The Salvation Army launched its annual Red Kettle and Angel Tree campaigns.

Students in the Barbering and Cosmetology departments in Hattiesburg provided free haircuts to residents at The Fieldhouse for the Homeless.

Serving families, children and the homeless for 30 years, Petal Children’s Task Force Executive Director Demaris Lee help start the organization with a mission of helping people.

For Wesley Jackson with the Byram Fire Department, the day consisted of graduating and getting engaged.

A check presentation for the full amount of $63,500 was presented at Pearl River Community College.

Southern Miss will “Serve Up A Cure” on Thursday.The volleyball team is raising money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society all week-long, culminating in Thursday’s match against Florida International at 6 p.m.

The unoccupied chairs will serve as a tribute to prisoners of war and service members who are missing in action, honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Their milkshakes bring everyone to The Yard, including the multimillionaire sharks on the hit ABC show Shark Tank.

The holiday season is coming up and some folks rely on the pantry for a meal.

The Hattiesburg High School junior ROTC kicked off Veteran’s Day by hosting a breakfast Friday morning to thank local veterans for their service.

Nestled on the outskirts of Sumrall in Lamar County, this tree farm is home to Henry and Kay Hudson. Passed down through the family, the whispering pines and gentle waters serve a much greater purpose.

Jeremiah Travis has his eyes set on college, though it'll be years before he sets foot in an Alcorn State classroom.

For the next 7 days and nights... a disabled Marine Veteran will camp out on the grounds of the Outlets of Mississippi in Pearl.