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Hattiesburg Mayor Calls for Community Action After Violent Holiday Weekend

Hattiesburg Mayor Toby Barker has called for community action following a violent Fourth of July weekend that left several injured. In a Facebook post, Barker implored residents to reflect on their actions and community responsibilities after two separate incidents resulted in gunshot wounds and... Read More.

Mississippi Highway Patrol Concludes 2025 Independence Day Travel Period with Decrease in Violations and Fatalities

Monday, July 7 by Lauren McKinzie

The Mississippi Highway Patrol (MHP) wrapped up its 2025 Independence Day Holiday Travel Period at midnight on Sunday, July 6th. The enforcement period, which commenced at midnight on Friday, July 3rd, saw a significant reduction in citations and accidents compared to the previous year.During... Read More.

Bald Eagle: A Symbol of American Resilience and Conservation Success

Friday, July 4 by Lauren McKinzie

The American Bald Eagle, once teetering on the brink of extinction, has made a remarkable recovery, reaffirming its status as a potent symbol of the American spirit. Revered for its strength, freedom, and vision, the bald eagle has not only become an emblem of... Read More.

Memphis Man Convicted of Interstate Kidnapping and Domestic Violence Faces Life Sentence

Thursday, July 3 by Lauren McKinzie

A Memphis man, Omar Charleston, 39, has been found guilty by a federal jury on charges of interstate kidnapping, interstate domestic violence, and interstate stalking. The verdict was delivered on Tuesday following a trial that highlighted the events leading to his arrest.Court documents and... Read More.

Sheraton Refuge and Pacesetter Gallery Announce Art and Cuisine Event in Flowood

Wednesday, July 2 by Lauren McKinzie

The Sheraton Refuge and Pacesetter Gallery are teaming up to host a unique cultural event on July 17th, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at the Sheraton Missy Sippy Rooftop Lounge. This event promises to blend art, cuisine, and the stunning cityscape in an... Read More.

Mississippi College Partners with Choctaw Tribe to Preserve Language and Culture

Tuesday, July 1 by Lauren McKinzie

In a collaborative effort to preserve the Choctaw language and culture, Mississippi College (MC) and the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians (MBCI) have launched a comprehensive study aimed at identifying effective teaching methods for the Choctaw language and cultural heritage. This initiative seeks to... Read More.

Carroll County Crackdown: Two Arrested in Underage Alcohol Sales Operation

Monday, June 30 by Lauren McKinzie

The Carroll County Sheriff’s Department has announced the arrest of two individuals as part of an ongoing operation targeting the sale of alcohol to underage buyers. The operation, which involved nearly a month of undercover investigations, revealed that minors were able to purchase alcohol... Read More.

State Fire Marshal Urges Firework Safety Amid Rising Injury Rates

Friday, June 27 by Lauren McKinzie

As Independence Day approaches, the State Fire Marshal’s Office is emphasizing the importance of firework safety in light of increasing injury rates. Data from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reveals a troubling rise in firework-related injuries from 2008 to 2023.The year 2024 marked... Read More.

Larry Ware Joins Mississippi Department of Public Safety as New Leader of Internal Affairs

Thursday, June 26 by Lauren McKinzie

Larry Ware has been appointed to a new role at the Mississippi Department of Public Safety (MDPS), bringing extensive experience and a strong reputation for integrity. Ware, a Mississippi State University alumnus with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, began his law enforcement career... Read More.

Madison Celebrates Zinnia Season with Volunteer-Planted Blooms

Wednesday, June 25 by Lauren McKinzie

The City of Madison has expressed gratitude to the volunteers from Keep Madison the City Beautiful for their efforts in planting zinnias for public enjoyment this summer. City officials have issued a reminder to residents that the flowers are not yet ready for cutting.A... Read More.

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Hattiesburg Mayor Calls for Community Action After Violent Holiday Weekend

Mississippi Highway Patrol Concludes 2025 Independence Day Travel Period with Decrease in Violations and Fatalities

Bald Eagle: A Symbol of American Resilience and Conservation Success

Memphis Man Convicted of Interstate Kidnapping and Domestic Violence Faces Life Sentence

Sheraton Refuge and Pacesetter Gallery Announce Art and Cuisine Event in Flowood

Mississippi College Partners with Choctaw Tribe to Preserve Language and Culture

Carroll County Crackdown: Two Arrested in Underage Alcohol Sales Operation

State Fire Marshal Urges Firework Safety Amid Rising Injury Rates

Larry Ware Joins Mississippi Department of Public Safety as New Leader of Internal Affairs

Madison Celebrates Zinnia Season with Volunteer-Planted Blooms

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