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Integer Technologies and USM have been awarded a $9.8 million contract modification from the Office of Naval Research to develop AI software for unmanned undersea missions.

The funding is part of a nearly $25 million program to boost Navy vessels' adaptability to changing ocean conditions.

Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office launched the 2026 Promote the Vote program to teach K-12 students about elections and civic engagement.

The initiative, themed "America 250: Celebrate Today, Vote for Tomorrow," includes a statewide mock election and contests in art, essay, and poetry (entries due Dec. 11).

Dr. Ramon Brown performed his 1,000th robotic procedure using the Da Vinci system today at Singing River Health System’s Center of Excellence in robotic surgery — a milestone that showcases his colon and rectal expertise and the center’s drive for innovation.

MSDH is warning residents to avoid coastal waters with open wounds and to cook shellfish well amid warm months.

Officials report 29 Vibrio cases this year (including 3 serious strains) and urge careful handling of raw seafood.

After 4.5 years abroad, food columnist The Great Foodini returns with a review of The Wicked Pig in Bay St. Louis—a revamped Sonic Drive-In now serving upscale BBQ and in-house dishes crafted by culinary duo Justin and Jackie.

The restaurant continues to refine its menu to delight local diners.

Local attorney Tina Seymour Demoran explains that when a child turns 18, parents lose legal authority to access medical and financial details & must ensure their advance planning documents are in place.

Families are advised to complete a Last Will, Medical Power of Attorney, and Durable Financial Power of Attorney to help during emergencies.