Mississippi Highway Patrol reports there have already been two deadly crashes for the Memorial Day Weekend throughout the state. Trooper First Class Chase Elkins tells News 25 there have been seven accidents here along the Coast. Out of the seven…
Highway Patrol and the Office of Highway Safety are launching the “Pay Attention or Pay a Fine” program.
A four year old girl escaped a fatal car accident over the weekend unscathed, and officials say if it weren't for her car seat, the outcome may have been very different.
More than 5 million car accidents happen in the U.S. every year, but some wrecks happen in certain places more often than others.
Speed limits are listed for ideal weather conditions and foggy roads can quickly become dangerous.
Friday, State Representative Jeramey Anderson returned to the Coast after the first week of the 2015 legislative session to discuss some of the key issues facing his district.
As people along the Coast start celebrating the New Year Wednesday night, The Mississippi Highway Patrol will be increasing checkpoints and keeping an eye out for impaired drivers.
In this day and age, social media is becoming a staple of our everyday lives, but some websites and Facebook pages may be curbing the Mississippi Highway Patrol's efforts to minimize drunk or impaired drivers on the road.
The Highway Patrol will be setting up check points, weather permitting, and will have increased patrol on major roadways.
Mississippi Highway Patrol has a surplus radio tower it is interested in giving to the Harrison County Emergency Communications Commission (E.C.C.).