Twelve people are now behind bars as a result of two drug busts in Hancock County. The Hancock County Narcotics Division executed search warrants on Tigris Street in Bay St. Louis and Orange Street in the Springwood community. Agents discovered individual…
On March 31, 2016, Maddox Viergge, 16 months of age suffered fatal head injuries. Medical evidence indicates the victim’s injuries are consistent with abusive head trauma. On April 4, 2016, Charles Connetti III was arrested and charged with Capital Murder. …
Hancock County firefighters were helping fight a house fire in Pearl River County yesterday when they learned a mobile home had caught fire in their own jurisdiction. The local fire crews provided water to fight the fire, which was stopped…
In response to recent flooding across the state, the Mississippi Department of Health is offering free tetanus shots in counties affected by the onslaught of water. They want to remind all residents recently affected by flooding that a tetanus vaccination…
An overturned 18-wheeler leaking hazardous chemicals shut down I-10 traffic this afternoon in Hancock County.
Authorities identified the man whose body was found floating in a Hancock County lake as 28-year-old Alex Toups.
A K-9 has been reunited with his handler, bringing a 17 day search to a close.
Folks from Hancock County showed a New Jersey non-profit organization some Southern hospitality over the weekend.
According to our media partner the Sun Herald, a search of a Bayside home has led to three arrests and the seizure of drugs, weapons and over 10 thousand dollars in suspected drug money.
Last night, a Hancock County sheriff deputy’s routine check of a stopped vehicle in Pearlington turned violent.
Beads were flying in Hancock County on Tuesday.
This weekend, Court Appointed Special Advocates (C.A.S.A.) of Hancock County kicks off Carnival season with their 4th annual Mardi Gras Gala.
Hancock County C.A.S.A. cut the ribbon on its new office Tuesday.
Wednesday, the Silver Slipper moved one step closer toward completing its hotel.
Enterovirus, the respiratory illness that's been sweeping the nation, has made its way to Mississippi.
The Mississippi State Department of Health (M.S.D.H.) confirms the first Enterovirus D68 (EV-D68) case in a Mississippi resident.
Across the Gulf Coast Friday, individual communities were honoring those whose lives were lost during Hurricane Katrina.
This year marks the 9-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.