Truck drivers and big rig enthusiasts are in Biloxi for a show highlighting the trucking industry. The Gulf Coast Big Rig Truck show kicked off this afternoon at the Coast Coliseum and Convention Center complex and features rows of big…
Members of the community gathered today to hear stories and recollections of Hurricane Camille. This week’s edition of the ‘Camille Conversations’ Luncheon at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi featured three retired employees from Mississippi Power who helped…
As students and parents start preparing for school in August, the ‘Extend a Hand, Help a Friend’ organization will also give back to those in need. On August 2nd, the ‘Back to School Jamboree’ at Gulfport Central Middle School will…
The United Way wants you to get on board as the non-profit continues to collect school supplies to help kids in need in our community. United Way of South Mississippi is asking everyone in Hancock, Harrison, Pearl River, and Stone…
“I’ve appointed a senior official who is passionate about this community and places the members of his agency as his top priority,” said Ryan Frederic, Esq. City Manager/City Attorney in appointing veteran firefighter Hyler Krebs to the position of fire…
Earlier this week, News 25 told you about a retired Seabee who has passed away. His final wish was to have as many Seabees as possible at his funeral. Today, Hubert Dale Bass, also known as Sam Bass, had his…
The City of Biloxi’s Parks and Recreation Department is hosting their final movie night of the month. City officials are expecting large crowds for tonight’s showing of ‘Aquaman.’ While the movie starts at 6 p.m., they’ll have waterslides, carnival games,…
Forty-seven year-old Robert Joseph Moran aka “Joey” left his residence in Pass Christian on the night of Sunday, July 14th and has not been seen since. The vehicle he was driving was recovered in Hancock County on Monday, July 15th.…
South Mississippi is facing another challenge plaguing the Mississippi Sound. Not only the far-reaching algae bloom spurned by the Bonnet Carre Spillway, but the perception by some that the seafood harvested from Mississippi coastal waters isn’t safe for consumption, a…
The Bonnet Carre Spillway opening is being largely blamed for the massive algae bloom that has spread across the Coast waters. It’s just one of the spillover effects from the record-breaking number of days the Louisiana spillway has been opened,…
They're using cartoon characters to raise awareness and help in the fight against colitis and Chrone's Disease. News 25 Today anchor Jaylon Morris catches up with "Fashion Shades of Color" organizer C. Richaude Dorsey and event participant Brie Lybrand to…
My Truck. My Rules. Robert Foster, Republican candidate for the upcoming race to be Mississippi's next governor is sending a message loud and clear through a new bumper sticker campaign, and on Thursday started offering the tickets to supporters for…
She's a pint-sized beauty queen with a big heart. News 25 Today Anchor Lindsey Goodwin sits down with 10-year-old Kai Davis, and Kay Danealult, to get all the details about Kai's Give Back Gala, set to take place this August.
Christmas is coming early in the Pass. Director of the Pass Christian Chamber Of Commerce Gabrielle Rose joined us live in studio on News 25 Today Friday morning to tell us more about "Christmas In July". The event is scheduled…
United Way's "Fill the Bus" campaign and drive to provide school supplies for South Mississippi kids in need is in full swing. News 25's Andrew Scherer catches up with Kathy Springer with the United Way of South Mississippi to get…
If you haven't had the chance to donate to the "Fill the Bus" school supply school drive, you still have some time. Local Walmart Supercenters around the Gulf Coast are collecting school supply donations until July 31st. Our own Andrew…
South Mississippi is facing not only the challenge of the far-reaching algae bloom spurred by the long-opened Bonnet Carre Spillway, but also the perception that locally harvested seafood isn't safe to eat. Mississippi governor Phil Bryant wants to clear up…
The flood insurance reform bill is on the table again. Thursday, Senator Roger Wicker reintroduced three legislative measures aimed at improving the national flood insurance program, which covers thousands of homeowners in Mississippi. The legislation introduced by Wicker would deliver…
The Bonnet Carre Spillway opening is being largely blamed for the massive algae bloom that has spread across our Coast waters. It's just one of the spillover effects from the record-breaking number of days the Louisiana spillway has been opened,…
We are nearing the one year anniversary of legalized sports betting in Mississippi. To celebrate that incredible milestone, the Beau Rivage Casino and Resort is opening a brand new sportsbook. Over 100 TVs, a VIP lounge area, 35 video gaming…
Hundreds of people across the Coast will soon be losing community mental health services. Kay Daneault with Mental Health Association of South Mississippi said, “I hope that people will not panic because we have already had a few phone calls…
Kids in the D’Iberville and St. Martin areas are learning important life-lessons and having fun as part of a camp this week. The D’Iberville Police Department is holding its annual ‘Dare 2B Great’ camp for nearly 100 kids. Today, the…
One local hospital is celebrating the new addition of a medical facility to its network. Driftwood Nursing Center is now Memorial Driftwood Nursing Center after Gulfport’s Memorial Hospital assumed management of the facility from Strategic Healthcare. Hospital leaders and local…
A sustainability company in Meridian is paving the way in cleaning up our waterways by using the toxic algae to create bioplastic materials. Ryan Hunt, co-founder of Algix, says the technology they have developed can separate the particles of algae…