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Stabbing case going to grand jury
Officials with the Laurel Police Department are continuing to investigate the death of a Laurel man that resulted from a domestic incident.
Jones County residents protest health care reform
Some Jones County residents protested at Gene Taylors's office in Laurel on Thursday.
Board vote clears way for sale of beer in Ellisville
Ellisville's dry days are officially over, as the Board of Aldermen unanimously passed a city ordinance Tuesday night allowing the sale of beer and light wine within city limits.
Marcy Playground performing Friday at The Alamo in Laurel
Do you smell "Sex and Candy"? Better yet, do you want to hear it? Marcy Playground, the New York City-based rock band responsible for that 1997 smash hit, will be playing at the Alamo Sports Bar & Grill in the Sawmill Square Mall beginning at 9 p.m. Friday.
Man receives life sentence, no parole in slaying of Laurel teacher
Ron McLain stood in a silent courtroom Wednesday afternoon, staring just a few feet away at the man who will spend the rest of his life in prison for the slaying of McLain's daughter last year.
Mississippi Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For His Role In Laurel Teacher Death
A Jones County man has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of an elementary school teacher.
Clarke Co. man dies in accident
A Clarke County man died this week in connection with a traffic accident on Chantilly Street.
The Jones County Sheriff's Department received an added bonus Monday as they not only apprehended one of two inmates who escaped from the Jones County Detention Facility on Friday, but also one of the county's "Most Wanted." Edward Grammer, a 46-year-old white male, last known address of 201 Front Street in Ellisville, was caught hiding in a ...
Mayor Mack recognizes Reconciliation Month
Laurel Mayor Melvin Mack has proclaimed October as Reconciliation Month. Mack, in a special ceremony, signed a proclamation recognizing the work of Mission Mississippi and its history of working with persons from all races.
The Jones County Sheriff's Department says two escaped inmates remain at large. Sheriff Alex Hodge says 33-year-old Claude Johnson and 17-year-old Ira Hadley Jr., both of Laurel, jumped over the recreation yard fence Friday afternoon at the Jones County Adult Detention Facility.
Jones County sheriff seeks escapees
Jones County deputies today are searching for two Jones County inmates who walked away from the recreation yard shortly after 2 p.m. Sheriff Alex Hodge said Claude Johnson, 32, last known address at 18 James Parrish Road in Laurel; and Ira Hadley Jr., 17, last known address at 317 West 17th St.
Those traveling along 16th Avenue, the City of Laurel's main thoroughfare, may have noticed a few new neighbors coming to the area.
Laurel officers recapture escapee
After several hours of searching, the Laurel Police Department recaptured an inmate who fled from Laurel Municipal Court Tuesday.
State names two Laurel schools model schools
Malcolm White, executive director of MAC, presented the schoolsA' principals plaque for the recognition.
Family a completely lost everythinga in Sunday house fire
Family and friends of the family, who lost their home Sunday on Highway 84 West, have put together a donation drive.
It finally feels like Fall has arrived in the Pine Belt
Fall finally feels like it has come to the Pine Belt and the Great Pumpkin Patch at First United Methodist Church of Laurel still has a few pumpkins remaining.
Laurel sales tax revenue still declining
The City of Laurel, like others in the state of Mississippi, is continuing to struggle with low sales tax collections.
Organization sponsoring annual drug-free walk Saturday in Laurel
A local service organization is sponsoring a drug-free walk and celebration Saturday.
Supervisors approve site for feeding program
Individuals 60-years-old and older can now receive free hot and nutritious meals, five days a week at the Roosevelt Community Center in Ellisville.