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GOOD NEWS: Krispy Kreme celebrates 50 years in Mississippi
For 50 years, that bright red light at Krispy Kreme has illuminated the Mississippi skies. A signal to drivers that hot doughnuts are being made inside. "I started working at Krispy Kreme when I w... → Read More
Lumberton High students walk for domestic violence awareness
Students at Lumberton High School walked around campus Friday to raise awareness for breast cancer and domestic violence awareness. → Read More
Child injured in fair ride accident in Laurel
A child was injured on Friday evening after an accident on a ride at the South Mississippi State Fair in Laurel. Fair representative Pam Holyfield said that a little girl was on a ride called "Up,... → Read More
Child injured in fair ride accident in Laurel
A child was injured on Friday evening after an accident on a ride at the South Mississippi State Fair in Laurel. Fair representative Pam Holyfield said that a little girl was on a ride called "Up,... → Read More
2 children injured in fair ride accident in Laurel
A child was injured on Friday evening after an accident on a ride at the South Mississippi State Fair in Laurel. Fair representative Pam Holyfield said that a little girl was on a ride called "Up,... → Read More
Cracking the code: What parents need to know about their child's
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Local business donates K-9 to Laurel Police
The Laurel Police Department will soon have new K-9 officer thanks to a generous donor. → Read More
Pearl River Co. officers receive Narcan drug
As the opioid problem grows in Mississippi, more law enforcement agencies have received the drug Narcan. → Read More
Officials offer tips during Fire Prevention Week
This week is Fire Prevention Week, and officials in the Pine Belt are urging people to have an emergency home escape plan. → Read More
Former Laurel community leader sentenced for neglecting wife and
Laurel community leader George Kilgore will spend eight years behind bars after pleading guilty to charges of leaving his terminally ill wife and his daughter in deplorable living conditions. → Read More
Local veteran reacts to NFL protests
Ted Tibbett spends his mornings, discussing the day’s biggest stories on his radio show, but lately one topic is hitting really close to home. → Read More
Local pastor supports security in churches
On any given Sunday, the pews at Temple Baptist Church are filled with more than 1400 worshipers. → Read More
New Laurel restaurants required to have grease traps
City Leaders in Laurel have passed a new ordinance requiring new restaurant owners to purchase grease traps. → Read More
Suspect sought after crashing stolen vehicle
The Hattiesburg Police Department is searching for a suspect who fled the scene of an accident involving a stolen vehicle. → Read More
Laurel begins energy savings project
The City of Laurel is kicking of construction on a project that promises to save the city millions in energy costs. → Read More
Laurel mayor expects positive economic outlook
Laurel Mayor Johnny Magee said things are looking better for the city. → Read More
18-wheeler fire stalls traffic on interstate
An 18-wheeler caught fire Wednesday morning, causing some delays on Interstate 59 North of Hardy Street. → Read More
Man accused of striking child with extension cord appears in cou
A Hattiesburg man who was charged with child abuse appeared in court Wednesday morning. According to Hattiesburg Police Public Information Officer Hattiesburg Police Lt. Latosha Myers-Mitchell, L... → Read More
Mother of abused son speaks in exclusive interview
When Constance Clark made it home from running errands Monday, she noticed bruises on her 8-year-old son. → Read More
Ceremony to honor 9/11 victims held in Hattiesburg
The City of Hattiesburg paused to remember the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks Monday. → Read More