Gen. Robert E. Lee Remembered as Part of MS History
In 1972, the Mississippi legislature added another historical figure to Monday's holiday, U.S. General Robert E. Lee, who most people know as the leader of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
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Coast Celebrates 51st Anniversary of Freedom Summer
This year, Mississippi will celebrate the 51st anniversary of the Freedom Summer and remember how protests on the Coast helped promote equality for all.
Gulfport Holds Parade to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday is a day of remembrance for the man who changed our society forever.
Get Monday Evening's Local NBC News Here
If you weren't able to catch the evening news Monday, you can catch up right here.
Harrison Co. Gets First Female School Board President
Harrison County has a new School Board President.
Woman Mourns the Loss of Homeless Daughter Killed by Train
Crystal Barmer, 29, was homeless, working to rebuild her life when she was struck and killed by a train in Biloxi.
TNT Recovery Ranch Still Needs More Money for Dormitory
The TNT Recovery Ranch has hit the halfway mark in raising money to build a new community dormitory.
Take a Moment to Watch Friday Night's Local FOX News
Watch all the local Friday night news from our 9 p.m. show right here.
M.D.O.T. Hopes for Funding from State Legislature
The Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.) hopes the state legislature takes up plans to continue funding their road projects.
Gas Prices Are Down, But Taxes May Go Up
Gas prices are at their lowest in years, but now some legislators are proposing a gas tax increase.
