Good morning, Hattiesburg.

The Hattiesburg Fire Department is seeking applicants for its forthcoming recruit class, offering training salaries starting at $35,000, with an increase post-graduation based on educational attainment; the application deadline is New Year's Eve.

A third client accuses former counselor Wade Wicht of sexual abuse, joining two others with criminal complaints in Hattiesburg.

Authorities in El Paso County, Colorado are searching for Johnny Rankin Morris and Hailey Diane Cole in relation to a death investigation and missing person case, with connections leading to Stone County, Mississippi.

Mega Millions jackpot reaches $1.22 billion, driving a 30% increase in ticket sales at local stores like MAK's in Jones County.

Nearly half a million retirees in Mississippi, alongside thousands of others, will receive a 2.5% COLA increase to their Social Security benefits in 2025, with average monthly benefits rising by about $50.

The Lamar County School District's stricter vaping policy has significantly impacted student behavior, leading to the hiring of an addiction specialist and the allocation of lawsuit settlement funds for educational purposes.

Mississippi's House Speaker and Lt. Governor propose differing tax cuts for the 2025 Legislative Session, eyeing reductions in personal income and grocery taxes amidst discussions on budget sustainability.

January and February feature peak duck hunting in Mississippi, along with deer and small game opportunities adhering to specific dates and regulations.

NA Meetings in Hattiesburg

Weekly meetings to provide support and resources for individuals dealing with drug addiction.