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In practice, the change affects how some providers are reimbursed when a breastfeeding consultation involves assessments of both the mother and infant during the same visit.
State officials recommend avoiding water contact during and for at least 24 hours after significant rainfall.
Data from Mississippi's air quality monitoring stations shows an upward trend over the past decade in moderate or worse pollution days in southeast Mississippi, increasing the risk that Mississippians will develop respiratory conditions.
Tomaston Medical Park is planned for about 18 acres near North Oaklawn Lane, where city-approved plans call for two medical buildings, an office building, parking and a commissary.
More than 90 Mississippi communities received grants through the America250 Mississippi Grants Program.
Clinic leaders said a rent increase tied to federal funding cuts is forcing the nonprofit to raise new money so it can keep seeing patients.
Gulfport launches a $1,000 fine for illegal dumping and urges residents to report violators as city leaders tackle a persistent litter problem affecting property values and community pride.
Kids Markets seeks to expand into Mississippi, offering children ages 5-17 unique opportunities to build confidence, money management, and communication skills through their own pop-up business ventures.
The proposal would bring the Long Beach Industrial Park into the city’s tax base, but because of how the area is laid out, more than 40 nearby homes would also be annexed.
Mississippi Gulf Coast cleanup groups report large parade litter — especially plastic beads — urging prevention, trash access, and bead recycling to protect waterways and wildlife.
Mississippi’s health care system faces new strain as federal cuts take effect, leaving patients, hospitals and insurers bracing for a wave of tough choices.
From beach restoration to roads and public services, Harrison County leaders share priorities for the 2026 legislative session.
Leaders across southeast Mississippi outline their priorities for the 2026 legislative session, highlighting shared challenges facing local governments.
Mississippi oyster growers and researchers urge passage of the MARA Act to streamline permits and expand U.S. aquaculture, showcasing successful local oyster farming initiatives.
Mississippi may mandate hunters to report every deer harvest via app to improve population management, track chronic wasting disease, and inform local hunting regulations.
Mississippi shrimpers say years of pressure on lawmakers are finally paying off — with new federal labeling proposals aimed at protecting the domestic seafood industry.
With no major supermarkets nearby, many residents rely on gas stations or dollar stores for groceries — or drive 20 to 30 minutes to reach the nearest store.
Mississippi’s plan to lease 80% of its public oyster reefs to private companies is on pause after a Harrison County judge temporarily blocked the program Monday.