The Humane Society of South Mississippi (H.S.S.M.) has seen great success in raising funds through its original Thrift Store located inside the organization’s Gulfport facility—and hopes to duplicate this success and raise even more funds for the care of homeless pets through an additional Thrift Store location, dubbed “The Barking Basement.”
The casino will raise awareness for breast cancer research and prevention all month long through specialty sales and fundraising events.
This month, the American Red Cross Mississippi Region is launching a national home fire preparedness campaign in hopes of reducing the number of injuries and deaths caused from home fires by 25% within the next five years.
The Mississippi State Port Authority is in final lease negotiations with Dole Fresh Fruit Company which will provide Dole with a state-of-the-art, expanded port terminal.
Temperatures are falling and the leaves are turning, and that means it's time for the return of the pumpkin patch.
Just in case you didn't catch the news Monday night, you can catch up on what you missed right here.
Eighteen years is a long time, but that's how long the parade of cars in Long Beach has been going, and like many of the cars, it just gets better with age.
Finally, some good news for the Who Dat Nation: The New Orleans Saints advanced to 2-3 with an overtime win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Mississippi Power is helping customers become energy efficient by handing out free light bulbs.
Registration for the Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program began Monday.
Mississippi is in the limelight after a huge weekend in college football.
In conjunction with Adrienne House’s, a shelter in Pascagoula, the Jackson Co. Board of Supervisors has named October Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Many commuters use the Gulf Islands National Park as a shortcut to Highway 90, but the high volume of traffic has become a safety concern for the bikers and runners who also use the park.
Long Beach kicked off its Cruisin’ festivities with their annual parade, and it was the place to be to see over 600 classic cars in action.
Thousands of classic car enthusiasts have come to south Mississippi for this year’s Cruisin’ the Coast.
If you missed Monday's evening news, you can catch up on what you missed right here.
Although safety practices are often followed at work and at home, they are not always observed while in route to and from those destinations.
The Bob Collins Golf Classic returns to the greens on Tuesday, October 7th at the Grand Bear Golf Course in Saucier, Miss. Registration for the Golf Classic, a four-player scramble tournament to benefit the American Red Cross South Mississippi Chapter, begins at 8 a.m.
In 2013, over 2,000 women and their children sought emergency shelter from one of Mississippi’s 14 domestic violence shelters.
Department of Veterans Affairs Vet Center staff members across the region (Biloxi, Miss., Mobile, Ala., Pensacola, Okaloosa County, and Bay County, Fla.) along with their Mobile Vet Center outreach vehicle, will offer free readjustment counseling services to interested Veterans and active duty service members.
The artists of Art Can Change Everything, a local art collective on the Gulf Coast, want to change the way you see your city.
One hundred people, along with their pets, were at St. Alphonsus Elementary School and Church in Ocean Springs for the Blessing of the Pets.
Students sold pink t-shirts at Joseph Milner Stadium to raise money to fight breast cancer.
Just in case you were out and about Friday night and missed the news, we've got what you need to know right here.