Oxford police department honors Sept. 11 victims and first responders
The Oxford MS Police Department remembered nearly 3,000 Sept. 11 victims and honored first responders 25 years later.
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Hattiesburg Police Department to remember lives lost on Sept. 11
The Hattiesburg Police Department invited the community to join a remembrance at Fire Station #1 for lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
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Mississippi State Department of Health honors Sept. 11 victims and responders
The Mississippi State Department of Health honored those lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and recognized the service and sacrifice of responders and others who helped.
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MDOC deputy commissioner participates in 9/11 remembrance run
MDOC Deputy Commissioner Derrick Garner participated in the department’s 9/11 run this morning.
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Vicksburg police report 511 calls during Labor Day weekend
Vicksburg police responded to 511 calls, took 91 reports, made 32 arrests and issued 111 citations during Labor Day weekend.
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Mississippi women’s prison opens first nail technician training program
Mississippi’s women’s prison has opened the state prison system’s first nail program, with 16 students beginning certified technician training.
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Jackson County report lists theft, fraud calls and one arrest
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department listed three theft complaints, a fraud or scam complaint and one arrest in its report.
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Pascagoula Police Department Wishes Hayley Prisock a Happy Birthday
The Pascagoula Police Department wished assistant court clerk Hayley Prisock a happy birthday and noted her emergency dispatch work.
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Five Pike County detention officers graduate from training course
Five Pike County detention officers graduated from a 96-hour training course hosted by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
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Hinds County Sheriff’s Office Honors Those Remembered on 9/11
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Office shared a message honoring those remembered on 9/11: “We Remember. We Honor. We Are Forever Grateful.”
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