Ocean Springs Police Search for Driver in Fatal Hit and Run
The Ocean Springs Police Department is looking for the driver responsible for a fatal hit and run that happened Saturday night.
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The Ocean Springs Police Department is looking for the driver responsible for a fatal hit and run that happened Saturday night.
Gulfport Police are looking for answers to a fatal Sunday morning shooting.
Some not so welcoming words were found on a Moss Point welcome sign. Police are now searching for those behind the racist vandalism.
Fourteen-year-old home chef Troy Glass will put his signature dishes to the test against five pro chefs, including Rocco DiSpirito, in the first “kid edition” of NBC’s culinary cooking competition series “Food Fighters” airing Thursday, July 16
Former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour suggests BP settlement money should go toward deepening the channels at the Port of Gulfport, but not everyone agrees.
Parents of Biloxi children will see something new when they go register their child for school beginning Monday.
While most of us along the Coast are used to evacuating during severe storms, Hurricane Hunters are used to flying through them.
Tonight families gathered for fun and a movie on the Biloxi Town Green.
Tonight, over 50 locals will be running along the Coast doing intense military drills and it’s all for a good cause.
School libraries in Mississippi are one step closer in receiving federal funds to improve their system.
The company is asking for a replacement of the 18 percent rate increase the commission replaced earlier this week.
A man accused of robbing a bank in Escatawpa today was arrested after he was found just up the road from the scene of the crime.
Tonight, the public will be able to enjoy “The Lego Movie” on the Biloxi Town Green along with contests and other activities.
The city of Ocean Springs is asking residents to fill out a survey on rising sea levels.
The Jackson County NAACP thinks taking the Confederate symbolism out of the Mississippi state flag is long overdue.
Pascagoula officials are considering a ban on smoking in all public parks.
The body of a missing 78 year old man was found this morning in Vancleave.
Today, the Department of Human Services and Harrison County Sheriff’s Department carried out a sting, rounding up six people from across the county, all accused of SNAP fraud.
A man is in custody after robbing a Hancock Bank in Escatawpa.
Congress continues to debate on the first major federal reform legislation since 2001’s “No Child Left Behind Act.”
Biloxi is one of the oldest communities in the county, and Biloxi’s new mayor wants to clean up the city’s image.
The Mississippi Roller Girls are back on the Coast.
Tonight, the Boys and Girls Club of Jackson County held its biggest fundraiser of the year, the 23rd Annual “Steak & Steak Fundraiser.”
A group of young people took on a task fit for a queen today. In fact, their work will end up in the hands of a queen, her royal court and special guests.
As South Carolina approves the bill removing the Confederate Battle Flag from Statehouse Grounds, Mississippi officials continue to weigh in on our state flag.
The Mississippi Gulf Coast Regional Board is now the newest group demanding BP pay them back for lost revenue.
Today, the U.S. Senate resumed to consider a major piece of legislation on education reform with the unanimous approval of an amendment sponsored by Senator Thad Cochran.
The city of D’iberville also settled with BP for just under $1 million.
D’iberville native and master woodworker Ralph Borries recreated tiny versions of buildings that comprised the commercial heart of the city, dating back before the turn of the 20th century.
The Mississippi roller girls are back on the coast!
Surveillance video helped police catch two suspects in a recent home burglary in Ocean Springs.
A wreck in Gulfport this afternoon caused one car to flip, but luckily no one was severely injured.
A man convicted in the 2013 death and dismemberment of a Bourbon Street dancer will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
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The Salvation Army is celebrating 150 years of ‘Doing the most good’ around the world.
Ulta and Forever 21 will be opening at the Crossroads Shopping Center near the intersection of Interstate 10 and Highway 49.
Whether it’s by a lump sum or credit on future bills, Mississippi Power customers will soon see over $350 million returned back to them in refunds.
Following this past holiday weekend, Coast residents and tourists were greeted with trash along the beach. Today, things are looking much cleaner.
For quite some time, the city of Gautier has had complaints of a brownish tint to the water.
After a long wait, Biloxi residents will finally be able to get use out of the A.J Holloway Sports Complex daily.
A new fun way to cool off during the warm summer months will soon be coming to Gautier.
Tonight, former Governor Haley Barbour joined local officials and the public to speak on the challenges still facing the Coast as we rebuild.
Controversy continues over whether Mississippi should keep or remove the Confederate symbol from the state flag.
An ordinance to regulate short term rentals is finally in place in Ocean Springs. But not everyone is on board with the idea.
Some United Airlines passengers found themselves grounded after a computer glitch.
The city of D’iberville has settled with BP for just under 1 million dollars. The city suffered some major economic losses after the spill.
Two members of the state’s coastal delegation were front and center at today’s breakfast with State Representatives.
According to our media partner the Sun Herald, a Singing River Health System Board of Trustee member has resigned.
Three Gulfport men are facing serious charges in the death of a 17 year old in Hattiesburg.
Lekeisha Cotten has done it again! The 2014 WXXV Search for a Super Star winner has captured yet another singing title!