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Are you ready for hurricane season? The Mississippi Department of Transportation says you can’t be too prepared.
The Biloxi Shuckers currently hold a five game lead in the Southern League with ten games remaining in the first half.
91% of Mississippi third graders have now passed the “Reading Gate Assessment” and will be able to move on to the fourth grade.
Teachers from around the state have gathered here on the Gulf Coast for the 3rd Annual Making Connections Conference.
Traffic stops, bomb response and domestic crisis intervention: all things police cadet explorers learned about today at the 27th Annual Southeastern Law Enforcement Explorer Academy.
It’s good news for Mississippi Power customers. The Supreme Court has denied Mississippi Power’s motion to rehear a decision made earlier this year.
Two fatal collisions occurred on the railways within four hours of each other.
Two accidents involving cyclists over the past week have put biking safety in the spotlight and the city of Biloxi is looking to keep cyclists safe with a new bike path.
Eight Biloxi Shuckers have been named to the Southern League All Star team.
For over 20 years, Barry Lyons has worked with city officials to bring Minor League Baseball to his hometown. But now that the Shuckers inaugural season is in full swing, Lyons has found himself outside of the process.
Congressman Palazzo spoke today on the United States House Floor on the importance of bringing more shipbuilding to Ingalls here on the Gulf Coast.
After 23 years of serving Harrison County District 3, Constable Billy Phelps has plans to retire
Now more than ever police are reminded to be aware of the best ways to protect themselves. We take a look at what specific training is done to help protect motorcycle cops, who don’t have a full car to buffer for them.
It’s the second week of the “Suited to the Extreme” exhibit at Infinity, which means another “Wear it Wednesday” presentation. This week’s exhibit featured the NOAA immersion suit.
The Port of Gulfport officially has a new tenant moving in. McDermott International dropped anchor this week to become the newest business at the port.
In less than two weeks, Jackson County will hold a special election to vote on whether or not to impose a 2 % tourism tax.
Tonight, the Biloxi Shuckers will close out their first home series against the Bay Bears. The Shuckers lead the series 3 to 1. News 25’s Katarina Luketich joins us live from MGM Park with Nick Ramirez, Shuckers first baseman.
Today, the ribbon was cut on the new 41,000 square foot Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market in Gulfport.
Two teenage boys are facing serious charges today in a ring of car thefts and burglaries.
Four Biloxi fishermen have been rescued after their boat sank in the Gulf of Mexico about 40 miles off the coast of Louisiana.
Before tonight’s game, the Shuckers honored pitcher Brooks Hall for being named the Brewer’s Pitcher of the Month in April.
After attacks like the one on the Biloxi-Ocean Springs Bridge last year, some businesses are making sure their employees know self-defense to protect themselves.
Traffic is moving again on Hwy 49 after Gulfport Police responded to a motor vehicle crash.
Today’s Connect Mississippi Gulf Coast Conference started off with exciting news for the state after Gov. Phil Bryant announced he set aside $15 million to bring high speed internet to the entire Mississippi Coast.
News 25’s Katarina Luketich joins us live from MGM Park
Over the past week, coast roads have been the scene of two accidents involving cyclists, one of them turned fatal. As more cyclists hit the streets, News 25’s Bryan Kennedy also hit the streets to shed more light on the law that motorists are ignoring.
Police have released the names in yesterday’s murder-suicide in the St. Martin Motel 6 room.
A man hunt is now over in Ocean Springs after the suspect in an assault turned himself in.
It’s the third night the Shuckers are playing at their home stadium and even on a Monday night, the fans are still coming out to support.
If you’re in the Vieux Marche area of downtown Biloxi, you may notice more parking spaces.
After what’s seemed like forever, the Biloxi Shuckers are finally here to stay. The Shuckers opened up MGM Park with their inaugural home series this past weekend.
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors met this morning for their monthly meeting and resolved several lingering issues.
The Mississippi Department of Corrections says that it can save money by closing the Joint State County Worker Program, but counties say it could cost them thousands.
The Shuckers will continue their series against the Mobile Bay Bears tonight. First pitch is set for 7:10. News 25’s Shelby Myers joins us live from MGM Park, where the Shuckers are finishing up batting practice.
A man has pleaded guilty today to two counts of driving under the influence in the case of a November 2013 wreck that killed a man and severely burned a woman in Biloxi.
The Biloxi Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying the driver in a hit and run accident where a 39 year old man was struck on Sunday night on Pass Road.
Two people were found dead inside a Motel 6 this afternoon in St. Martin.
The Saints of the Apocalypse Motorcycle Club and the Biloxi police are teaming up to raise money for Mississippi’s Special Olympics.
Big boats, big fish and big bucks: the 18th annual Billfish Classic is well underway.
All weekend long, the city of Biloxi is celebrating its culture, heritage and legacy with the Blessing of the Fleet, Fais Do Do and Shrimp Festival.
A credit rating agency is cutting its grade for Mississippi Power, saying there remain “elevated risks” of financial, regulatory and construction trouble at the $6.2 Billion Kemper County Power Plant.
Ingalls has already provided four of the eight national security ships they promised. Today, they delivered the fifth.
For over a century, the Bradford –O’Keefe Funeral Home has served families along the Gulf Coast.
All weekend long, Biloxi is celebrating the culture, heritage and legacy of its city. It’s the 86th annual Blessing of the Fleet.
Two arrests have been made in the shooting at the Broadway Inn Express in Biloxi yesterday morning.
A sewage spill caused a big stink on Highway 90 in Biloxi this morning, but city leaders tell News 25 it’s all cleaned up now.
Coast Transit Authority is offering FREE shuttle services on its Casino Hopper Route tomorrow from 5:30 a.m. until 10:30 p.m.
Tomorrow is the big day. The city of Biloxi will welcome their division leading Shuckers home to play their first game at MGM Park.
Funnel cakes, Ferris wheels, and rides can only mean one thing: the Coast Coliseum Summer Fair is in town.
The Blessing of the Fleet celebrations began tonight in Biloxi to honor our fishing history here on the Gulf Coast.