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Charges filed against student who made threats against Petal sch
Petal schools have found the middle school student responsible for making dangerous threats on social media to harm students. That student has been charged. → Read More
Family celebrates Glin Street’s birthday, one year after disappe
It's been one year since Glin Street went missing. On a sunny Saturday afternoon, her family gathered to celebrate her birthday. → Read More
Classic photographer visits the Pine Belt
A Mississippi photographer visited Guild and Gentry in Laurel Saturday. Michael Foster is one of the few remaining colloidal process photographers in the country. → Read More
Little Creek residents fed up with water issues
It was a heated meeting in little creek Monday as residents looked for a solution for their water issues. → Read More
Law enforcement reminding people not to share illegal content on
The focus has been on social media this week after a video of a sexual assault involving a minor went viral on Facebook. The suspect at the center of the video has been arrested, but Police want to... → Read More
SCRMC hosts community health fair in Laurel
South Central Regional Medical Center hosted a community health fair in Laurel Friday. It was free for everyone to attend. → Read More
Pine Belt man saves woman from burning car
A woman crashed her car into a tree Sunday night in Forrest County. Nicholas Chapman saw the wreck as he was driving by with his children. → Read More
MDOT repairing minor road issues caused by cold weather
The Mississippi Department of Transportation is working this week to repair minor cracks and other issues on the highway caused by the winter storm last week. → Read More
Hattiesburg Fire Department investigating early morning blaze
The Hattiesburg Fire Department is investigating the cause of an early morning house fire. → Read More
Laurel City Council votes to approve new café despite concerns
The Shugga Shack Cafe in Laurel now has permission to open after the city council voted 5-2 during Tuesday’s city council meeting. The cafe will feature live entertainment. → Read More
Fire coordinator reminding people to use common sense during col
The cold front has people worried about a potential burn ban, but officials say there’s nothing to worry about. → Read More
Wayne County authorities give tips on preventing burglaries duri
In anticipation for the holiday season, the Wayne county sheriff’s department wants to remind people to stay vigilant when leaving their homes. → Read More
Wayne county working to acquire state prisoner program
The Wayne County Sheriff’s department is working on a way to help minimum security inmates better themselves before being released. → Read More
The holiday season and the effects on mental health
The holiday season is a happy time for most but for some, it can bring stress and other negative feelings. → Read More
Meal tips for vegans celebrating Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is Thursday, and not everyone will have an appetite for Turkey. → Read More
Pine Belt food banks asking for donations for holidays
Thanksgiving is next week, and local volunteer organizations are asking for assistance is feeding members of the community. → Read More
MS Senator Juan Barnett feeds people in his district before Than
Senator Juan Barnett fed members of the community Monday. Along with several volunteers, Barnett handed out plates at the Glendale community center. → Read More
Drugs, money seized in Perry County roundup
The Perry County sheriff’s department with the help of the Lamar county sheriff’s department, and the Petal Police department, seized drugs in Beaumont Tuesday. → Read More
Halloween season brings business to south Mississippi, funds for
Halloween season is here, and many people in the Pine belt are looking for costumes, and shopping for last minute decorations. → Read More
Heating safety tips as temperatures drop in the Pine belt
Fall temperatures are finally here in South Mississippi. Many will turn on their heaters for the first time in almost a year. → Read More