While the results of today’s primaries are still uncertain, some things remain the same such as familiar faces at some of South Mississippi’s most popular precincts. News 25’s Toni Miles takes us behind the scenes at the precinct located at…
Congressman Steven Palazzo cast his ballot today on the Coast. Palazzo was joined by his son Barrett Palazzo, who is a first time voter, and his parents Muriel and Frank Palazzo at the Sand Beach precinct. Palazzo released a statement…
The annual Hibernia St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Biloxi is still set to roll on this weekend despite growing Coronavirus fears in other parts of the country. This Saturday, the City of Biloxi will spend the day celebrating St. Patrick’s…
It’s time to make your voices heard, Mississippi! Today is the state’s Primary Election. Candidates that voters will see on their ballot on the national scale are for the Presidential Primary Election and in Mississippi you’ll see candidates for the…
The best of the best of South Mississippi will be honored tomorrow night at the Hard Rock Casino for the 15th annual Coast Observer ‘Covey Awards.’ Dozens of awards will be presented such as favorite casino, favorite local band, and…
It’s hard to believe, but spring is almost here. For college students around the country, that means spring break is just around the corner. Here in Biloxi, we’re less than a month out from what is known as ‘Black Beach…
The Coast Coliseum is setting the stage for shooting scenes two days this week in the revenge thriller “The Card Counter.” Filming of the feature film has been underway for several weeks now on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Tomorrow and…
As the threat of the Coronavirus continues to increase across the country, local hospitals are taking precautionary measures in the case the virus makes it way to South Mississippi. Garden Park Medical Center announced today they’re adopting measures beyond what…
Thousands of sci-fi enthusiasts and gamers gathered on the Coast this weekend for one of the state’s premier conventions. CoastCon returned to the Mississippi Coast Convention Center for the 43rd year this weekend, featuring three days of panel discussions, opportunities…
Saturday was a beautiful day to get out to the beach and enjoy the day for a good cause. The Junior Auxiliary of Gulfport hosted the second annual ‘Beach Day at the Wheel Way’ in recognition of ‘National Development Disabilities…
Some of Long Beach’s finest engaged in a friendly competition on Saturday to help both our two legged and four legged friends in the community. ‘Battle of the Badges’ brought together the Long Beach police and fire departments as well…
A woman is recovering this morning from serious burns after a flash fire. Sunday afternoon, shortly after 5 p.m., a woman was flown to a burn center in Mobile, Alabama. Firefighters and paramedics from the Harrison County Fire Rescue were…
Home-bound seniors in Harrison County received a very generous and helpful donation this week. The ‘emergency pantry’ at the Harrison County Senior Resources Agency is now a little more full thanks to the parishioners of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in…
After a three day trial and two hours of deliberation, a jury found 42-year-old Arland Morris guilty of sex abuse charges on a minor. The 12-year-old victim delivered gripping testimony, saying Morris was in a relationship with her mother and…
Mississippi’s Primary Elections are next week and so far absentee ballots for Harrison County have been slow compared to years past. At the polls on Tuesday, residents will decide whether they want to vote Republican or Democrat. Voters will see…
While some people are getting excited for their weekend festivities, others will remember a tragic event over in Biloxi. Tomorrow marks the three year anniversary of the crash that left four people dead when their bus was hit by a…
It’s official! There are now new firefighters on the Biloxi force. Today, during a ceremony more than ten recruits graduated the fire academy. Friends and family filled Fire Station Number Seven in Biloxi to congratulate the newest graduates of the…
Card Counters usually don’t last long in casinos, but apparently some are here to stay in South Mississippi, at least as long as filming continues for the highly anticipated movie “The Card Counters.” Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish, Tye Sheridan, and…
You’ve probably heard of ‘Coffee with a Cop,’ but have you ever heard of ‘Choppin’ with Twelve?’ Tomorrow, the Gulfport Police Department is hosting ‘Choppin’ with 12’ at Cut Doctor Barber Shop. This is a chance for the community to…
Four JROTC students at Harrison Central High School are gearing up for a trip to Washington, D.C. This morning, the JROTC Academic Team was recognized for winning the opportunity to compete in the JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl National Competition.…
After 65 years in business in Downtown Gulfport, owners of Triplett-Day Drug Company have announced they are closing their doors permanently at the end of this month. The independent pharmacy is iconic for its 1950s style and soda fountain and…
D’IBERVILLE, Miss. (WXXV) — Sidewalks, crosswalks, and a pedestrian bridge are all possible solutions to make D’Iberville more “pedestrian friendly.” The City of D’Iberville will hold an open forum public workshop Thursday, March 5th at the D'Iberville Community Center, located…
A Coast chef receives national recognition for his hard work and dedication to the job. Owner of White Pillars Restaurant in Biloxi Chef Austin Sumrall was nominated this week as a semi-finalist for ‘best chef south’ by the James Beard…
‘Don’t trash Mississippi’ was the theme at one Gulfport area school today as students learned more about keeping the environment clean and healthy. Students like Orange Grove Elementary’s Joey Quick are now swept up in making good choices to help…