Boat drivers beware! Multiple agencies will be out in full force this weekend on the lookout for drivers boating under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The legal limit for both driving and boat is .08.
Workers with the Mississippi Department of Transportation can be along Mississippi highways making them safer for travelers, but have you ever thought of the skill it takes to do their job? Today, those skills were on full display at their annual statewide “Equipment and Operators Rodeo”.
The US loses more than 750,000 jobs and 250 billion dollars due to theft of music, literature, and other artistic works created by independent individuals.
Mississippians will soon be done with inspection stickers.
Officials are taking action to improve the intersection of Big John Road and Highway 67, where two D'Iberville teens tragically lost their lives last week.
If you've been drinking and driving around Biloxi, your days may be numbered.
St. Patrick's Day brings to mind shamrocks, leprechauns, pots of gold, and good luck.
If you're one of many who are tired of seeing drivers busy using their cell phones while cruising down the road, that will be changing as early as June.
March is here and the Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.) wants everyone to be safe and be aware as many head out for a well-deserved spring break road trip.
How often do you see someone driving next to you, not looking at the road, but at their cell phones?
A new project in west Biloxi is paving the way for safety as construction begins on a sidewalk that will link the Popps Ferry area to Hiller Park.
Deputy Chief Clay Jones wants to make sure citizens and visitors attending the North Bay Area Mardi Gras Association Parade have a safe and enjoyable experience.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 70% of child related electrical accidents occur at home, even with an adult present.
Biloxi High School is one of a handful of Mississippi schools who received a grant from Allstate to promote driving safety to teens.
The Mississippi House of Representatives is working to combat distracted driving.
Speed limits are listed for ideal weather conditions and foggy roads can quickly become dangerous.
An Ocean Springs sidewalk project that has been in the works for many years is finally about to start construction.
As the 2015 legislative session gets going, public safety bills are on the radar.
While throwing beads off parade floats is encouraged, throwing objects at the floats is most certainly not.
2014 has almost passed and 2015 is right around the corner.
Make your car a no phone zone!
After a woman was raped on the Biloxi Bay Bridge in November, the Gulf Coast Running Club wanted to take action in helping keep women safe while walking and running outside.
It’s a fact of life that people grow older each day.
The D’Iberville Police Department will have extra officers out this Holiday Season to insure the safety of citizens and visitors to the Coast.