South Mississippi

Hope Haven is celebrating its recent accreditation by the National Children’s Association. It means the group is reaching the highest standards when it comes to helping abused children. But they could still use your help.

This is the first time this event has been back since it was postponed last year.

Tuesday, the city’s Board of Aldermen banned any growing, processing or distribution of the medical cannibals for now, which made Pass Christian the first coastal city to opt-out.

The city’s board of aldermen made the decision on Tuesday not to allow the cultivation, processing and sale or distribution of medical cannabis.

Right now, there’s not an ambulance company in the state that is fully staffed.

Doctors in the radiation therapy and dental departments came together to create a safer, more effective method of treatment.

Hearing can be a lifelong struggle with the need for assistance from hearing aids, and paying for those hearing aids can be challenging for parents with children who have hearing difficulties.

The Coastwide MLK Celebration, Feeding the Gulf Coast, and Ingalls’ African American Shipbuilder’s Association collaborated to make sure people’s pantries were stocked.

Memorial Hospital in Gulfport joined with the American Heart Association to encourage everyone to take charge of their heart health.

As a cancer survivor, the mayor said he wants Waveland to be the first city in Hancock County to open a dispensary.

Dave Klein is pedaling from Los Angeles to St. Augustine, Florida, down bustling freeways and the back roads of the country.

Singing River Health System and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College partnered to provide quality care for staff and students at the Perkinston campus.