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Most people will pay $8.33 more each month, but seniors and those who are disabled will pay more.

National Social Work Month, observed throughout March, uplifts the social workers of our country and recognizes their contributions.

A week ago, they were living in horrific conditions inside a Pass Christian home. Now, the first group of dogs seized in a recent hoarding case are available for adoption from the Humane Society of South Mississippi.

“They kept on joking with me throughout the year. Every time they see me, they say, ‘Hey Mr. Apple fried apple!’” Darian "Dee" Holt grinned. “So, I went with it!”

The Diamondhead City Council presented a special proclamation on behalf of 101-year-old Robert Walker who fought in World War II in the Battle of Iwo Jima.

The opportunity landed in her lap after one of her mentors shot a group text to all brand ambassadors to gauge interest in volunteering on the film.

After over 100 performances and several sold-out shows, Blippi The Musical, is coming to City Hall Live in Brandon on May 19.

A group of filmmakers is coming together to tell the spiritual journey of a young man from Los Angeles. Joshua Ashton, the producer of ‘Sword of the Spirit,” is taking a grittier take on his Christian experience.

Judith Gatewood is a retired home economics teacher involved in various activities that mirror many of her classroom lessons dozens of years ago.

The giveaway is from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday.

You can help students in Mississippi win! Just vote for your favorite dispenser design now until February 28.

Thursday, Ward 1 City Councilman Ashby Foote and Ridgewood Park Homeowners’ Association will host a meeting concerning M-Bar's expansion.

The Subway Lounge fell to bulldozers on January 28, 2005.

The ELC expansion is made possible by $6.3 million in state funds.

The clinic will cover irreconcilable differences in divorce, visitation, custody, name changes, birth certificate corrections and emancipation.

Families can expect to see mules of different colors and sizes, long-eared donkeys, along with Pinto, Palomino, and American Ranch Horses.

This image takes Angela Stewart back to November of 1974 when she heard Maya Angelou speak on the campus of Jackson State University.

The funding will help improve the condition of about 1,170 bridges in poor condition and to preserve and improve more than 5,690 bridges in fair condition in the state.

The organization challenges young people to take what they’ve learned, apply it to their own lives, and pass it along to their peers.

If you’re looking for a way to ring in 2022, here are five big events happening across Central Mississippi.

A scenic ride, warm drink, and helping hand are small gestures that headline this Christmas story.

You do not have to apply for the benefits. MDHS says each eligible recipient will receive a letter informing them of the Pandemic Emergency Assistance Fund (PEAF) payment.

Tony’s Tamales owner, Robert Mosley, is a Mississippi Delta native who started serving his tamales in a Jackson restaurant in 1982.

“We got as many grown-ups as children who like to come and look,” Jimmy Stewart laughed, with a true southern accent.

The money will be used to help schools deal with supply chain challenges brought on by the pandemic.

This year’s competition is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The candidate who wins will receive a $100,000 scholarship in honor of the anniversary year.

MBS said it’s hearing from patients who have to wait to get the treatment they need because of the low blood supply.

The Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health will host a community baby shower from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., December 11 at Word and Worship Church.

Family and friends know Henley Greer as, ‘Boo the Beast.”

Santa will be available to take pictures with children from noon to 3 p.m. on Dec. 11 and from 9 a.m. to noon on Dec. 18.