Master Sgt. Ron Bohl, Mississippi Air National Guard, didn’t hesitate when action was needed. His brother, Matthew, was ...

First responders on board Naval Air Station Meridian practiced their response to an active shooter situation Thursday as part ...

The Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience is gearing up to host “Thank You Please Come Again: How Gas Stations Feed and ...

I know that I’m jumping the gun, but these last few warm days have me thinking of spring.  As a turkey hunter, or more ...

In recognition of Spring Severe Weather Preparedness Week, the Mississippi Department of Transportation is sharing ...

House and Senate committees faced a key deadline Tuesday, Feb. 4, to report general bills and constitutional amendments, ...

Stormy skies could bring more than rain to the Meridian and Lauderdale County area as the potential for severe weather rises ...

The Friends of the Meridian-Lauderdale County Public Library announced the winner Friday of a book raffle organized to raise funds supporting the library’s programs. The organization sold tickets for ...

Lauderdale County residents and landowners learned more about a proposed natural gas pipeline project as Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company LLC, a Kinder Morgan company, held a public meeting Wednesday at ...

Lauderdale County supervisors are working to address an ongoing drainage issue at the Lauderdale County Courthouse after hearing from contractors Thursday about the problem.

Collinsville resident and Mississippi 4-H President John Clayton Kitchens delivered a speech on the floor of state House of Representatives on Feb. 5 at the state Capitol in Jackson. Kitchens, left, ...

JACKSON – Mississippi lawmakers are advancing House Bill 855 to help police departments across the state retain officers by offering financial incentives. The bill, sponsored by Rep.