Hattiesburg News Today | 2 Min News | THE DAILY NOW!
By THE DAILY NOW!
Categories: News, Daily News
Hattiesburg News Today is hosted by Corey Cambridge, and delivers fast, focused daily news updates on the stories shaping Hattiesburg, Mississippi, including breaking local news, city government, business, education, the University of Southern Mississippi, healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing, real estate, tourism, weather, transportation, public safety, and the people and issues impacting communities across the Pine Belt. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by Qwikcast.ai and part of THE DAILY NOW! Network, the show keeps listeners connected to the daily news stories that matter across Hattiesburg and beyond.
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Recent episodes
- Hattiesburg Embraces Its Music Scene Revival | Hattiesburg News
Hattiesburg's music scene is thriving, anchored by venues like the Thirsty Hippo, which has fostered local talent for over twenty-five years. New public spaces like Midtown Green and Live at Five are enhancing community engagement through live music. Events such as the Brown Bag Concert Series and…
- Pearl River Falls to Copiah-Lincoln, 32-31 | Hattiesburg News
Pearl River's football team faced a heartbreaking defeat against No. 14 Copiah-Lincoln, losing 32-31 after a strong start. The Wildcats took an early lead, highlighted by AJ Martin's 45-yard kickoff return and Colton Stringer’s career-long 46-yard field goal, leading 31-10 at the end of the third…
- Privateers Surge Past Southern Miss Late | Hattiesburg News
The Privateers secured a strong victory against Southern Miss in their exhibition match, dominating the second half to clinch the win. Key players delivered impressive performances and showcased effective teamwork, while the defense made crucial stops that shifted the game's momentum…
- Over 500 Students Explore PRCC Health Programs | Hattiesburg News
On October 23rd, Pearl River Community College hosted its annual "Allied Health Days," welcoming over 500 high school students from South Mississippi. This event provided students with insight into various health careers, fostering inspiration to pursue healthcare paths. PRCC's initiative not only…
- Pine Belt Health Programs Land $32M in Funding | Hattiesburg News
Governor Tate Reeves has announced over $32 million in funding to enhance rural healthcare in Mississippi through the Rural Health Transformation Program. Six programs in the Pine Belt will benefit, including Peak Physical Therapy, receiving $215,000 for workforce recruitment, and South…
- Mississippi Medicaid Enrollment Ends Dec 15 | Hattiesburg News
Open enrollment for Mississippi Medicaid is now in effect until December 15th, offering members the chance to explore their health plan options, including a new choice, TrueCare, along with Magnolia Health and Molina Healthcare. TrueCare provides additional benefits such as transportation services…
- Petal Jaycees Host Veterans Day Chili Fest | Hattiesburg News
The Petal Jaycees are hosting two exciting events on November 14th for Veterans Day: the 4th Annual Chili Cook-Off and the inaugural Painted Pepper Color Run. The Color Run begins at 9 AM at Willie Hinton Park, featuring a $35 registration fee to promote community spirit. Following the run, the…
- Downtown Hattiesburg Hosts Halloween Event | Hattiesburg News
“Trick or Treat on Main Street” is returning to Hattiesburg on October 26th from 4 to 6 PM. Families can stroll down Main Street for trick-or-treating, with local businesses and community leaders distributing candy. Hattiesburg Parks and Recreation will also host Halloween activities to enhance…
- Byram Middle School Football Honored at Capitol | Hattiesburg News
The Byram Middle School football team received a special honor at the State Capitol in Jackson, Mississippi, celebrating their remarkable achievement of two back-to-back undefeated seasons and a second state championship. State Representative Fabian Nelson hosted the ceremony, highlighting the…
- Harold Jones, Former Copiah Sheriff, Dies | Hattiesburg News
Former Copiah County Sheriff Harold Jones has passed away at the age of 81. Serving for sixteen years, Jones was a respected figure in law enforcement and a Vietnam veteran. His legacy is marked by his dedication to the community and the lives he influenced throughout his career. Current Sheriff…
- UMMC Breaks Ground on New Cancer Center | Hattiesburg News
The University of Mississippi Medical Center has officially broken ground on a new Cancer Center and Research Institute in Jackson. This facility will integrate patient care, research, and clinical trials, significantly enhancing cancer treatment accessibility in Mississippi, which faces high…
- Man Rescued After Being Compacted by Trash Truck | Hattiesburg News
A man in Vicksburg, Craig Hill, survived a harrowing incident when he was compacted by a garbage truck while inside a dumpster. Emergency responders quickly rescued him, providing treatment before transferring him to the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Hill’s sister traveled from Texas…
- High Schoolers Explore PRCC Health Programs | Hattiesburg News
Pearl River Community College recently held its annual “Allied Health Days,” where over 500 high school students toured various allied health programs. This event aimed to introduce students to healthcare careers, showcasing fields like surgical technology and emergency medical services. Current…
- Forrest General Brings Hope for Arthritis | Hattiesburg News
Forrest General Cancer Center introduces a promising low-dose radiation therapy aimed at relieving joint pain for osteoarthritis patients. This non-invasive treatment offers significant pain relief and improved function through just two sessions a week over three weeks. With around 32.5 million…
- Oklahoma Woman Gets Five Years for Fraud | Hattiesburg News
An Oklahoma woman, Sarah Bragner, has been sentenced to five years in prison for identity fraud in Mississippi. She was arrested after attempting to cash a nearly $5,000 fraudulent check at a local bank. Investigations revealed she possessed the stolen identity of a Texas woman and several stolen…
- South Mississippi Earns Michelin Recognition | Hattiesburg News
Exciting news for South Mississippi's culinary landscape as the Michelin Guide reveals its 2026 recommendations, featuring over 200 restaurants from the region. Newcomer Maringouin in Ocean Springs brings a unique speakeasy ambiance with locally inspired cuisine and craft cocktails. Existing…
- Heart Attack & Stroke Signs for Hunters | Hattiesburg News
Hunters are urged to recognize heart attack and stroke warning signs, according to the American Heart Association and local health experts. Signs like chest pressure and sweating may indicate a heart attack, while facial drooping and arm weakness can suggest a stroke. Health checks before hunting…
- Kohen Wiley's Family Reacts to Shooting Footage | Hattiesburg News
Attorney Ben Crump and Kohen Wiley's family addressed the media following their viewing of footage from the shooting that claimed the life of one-year-old Kohen in June. The incident involved a police officer in Senatobia shooting into a moving vehicle during a confrontation with suspected…
- Cajuns Aim to Defeat Golden Eagles at Homecoming | Hattiesburg News
The Louisiana Cajuns face off against the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles this Saturday, October 24th, in a highly anticipated rivalry game at Carlisle-Faulkner Field. With a chance to secure their second consecutive win at the Golden Eagles' homecoming event, the Cajuns are looking to…
- Ex-Southern Miss Receiver Arrested for Murder | Hattiesburg News
Former Southern Miss wide receiver Jaylond Adams has been arrested in Alabama, facing charges of capital murder and first-degree robbery linked to a June shooting incident. At 28 years old, Adams, who excelled in college with over 960 yards and five touchdowns, now finds himself in a troubling…
- Colt Robertson Shines as Player of the Week | Hattiesburg News
Colt Robertson, a senior running back at Presbyterian Christian School, delivered an impressive performance with 229 rushing yards and two touchdowns against West Marion, alongside ten tackles. His dedication to both offense and defense has made him a key player as PCS aims to finish drives this…
- Hattiesburg Boy Races for Superhero Title | Hattiesburg News
Five-year-old Bryson Williams from Hattiesburg is gaining national attention as he competes in the Stan Lee Super Kid contest, having reached the Top Five through public voting. The contest offers an incredible prize package, including $25,000 and a chance to be featured in a comic book. Bryson’s…
- Former Corrections Chief Hit with $142K Claim | Hattiesburg News
Pelicia Hall, the former commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, is facing a civil demand of over $142,000 for allegedly misappropriating funds through ineligible "comp time buyouts." State Auditor Shad White reports that Hall collected more than $115,000 for 1,810 hours she was…
- Chicken Hauler Overturns on I-20 West | Hattiesburg News
An 18-wheeler transporting chicken overturned on Interstate 20 in Clinton, Mississippi, on October 22nd, resulting in the driver being hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The accident led to significant traffic congestion, restricting I-20 West to a single lane as crews worked to…
- Yazoo City Teen Arrested for Shooting | Hattiesburg News
A fifteen-year-old has been charged in Yazoo City, Mississippi, following a shooting that injured a woman and endangered two others. The incident, which occurred after an argument on October 18, involved the victim being shot in the back while trying to leave in a vehicle. The alleged shooter…
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