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SoSo Strong Gala and Golf Tournament

The SoSo Strong Pediatric Cancer Foundation in honor of the late Sophia Myers hosted its inaugural ‘Because Kids Should Live’ Golf and Gala which started today. The foundation is raising money to help fund research necessary to find a cure…

World Tourism Day

It’s ‘World Tourism Day’ and here on the Gulf Coast we are fortunate enough to live in an area that many travel far and wide to get to. ‘World Tourism Day’ is recognized on September 27th each year. Its purpose…

USM launches fundraising initiative for military facility

The University of Southern Mississippi is working on a multi-million dollar project to provide students who are veterans or service members an exclusive facility. The university kicked off a fundraising initiative today to make the $2.4 million project a reality.…

Deep South Regatta kicks off

It’s time to sail away for a competitive race on the water in Ocean Springs. Fourteen boats and competitors from across the country are participating in the ‘Formula Wave Deep South Regional Regatta’ at the Ocean Springs Yacht Club. Sailors…

Arrested for aggravated assault

A Biloxi teen is behind bars for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Nineteen-year-old Darrell Rankin Jr. was taken into custody following an investigation into an incident that unfolded on September 10th in the area of Keller Avenue and Austin…

‘Splash Bash’ will benefit the Mississippi Aquarium

People are gearing up for a splashin’ good time in Gulfport tonight to support one of the Coast’s biggest upcoming attractions. This is the second year Hancock Whitney is hosting its ‘Splash Bash’ to benefit the under-construction Mississippi Aquarium. All…

Celebrate ‘National Coffee Day’ at Dunkin’ on Sunday

There is nothing like that fresh cup of coffee to start your day. This Sunday, those morning beans will be celebrated for ‘National Coffee Day.’  To celebrate the holiday right, Dunkin’ has some special things planned to kick start your…

CSX Transportation presented check to Long Beach teacher

Good news coming out of Long Beach as a representative from CSX Transportation presented a $5,000 check to Long Beach teacher Carol Paola this morning to celebrate a piece of the city’s history. The money will go towards showcasing the…

Body found near I-110 in Biloxi identified

Biloxi Police say they believe an "unfortunate accident" has led to the death of a man whose body was found under a bridge. News outlets report the body was found under the I-110 overpass about 7 a.m. Friday. Harrison County…

BODY FOUND UNDER I-110 OVERPASS IN BILOXI

Biloxi Police confirmed a dead body has been found under the Interstate 110 overpass near Howard Avenue on Friday morning. Maj. Chris De Back says no foul play is suspected at this time. He did not say whether the body…

Biloxi Men Charged with Felony Shoplifting

Two men are behind bars this morning charged with felony shoplifting. Biloxi police arrested 57-year-old Dwight Robinson of Moss Point and 54-year-old Scottie Daniels of Pascagoula in connection with the crime yesterday. Police say Robinson and Daniels were caught taking…

‘Yummy: a Celebration of Color’ art exhibit

A brand new art exhibit premiered in Biloxi tonight with a splash of vibrant colors. ‘Yummy: a Celebration of Color’ highlights around 45 different pieces of art featuring the colors red and purple, including paintings, ceramic works, and pottery. Organized…

Taste of Back Bay

Local restaurants in the D’iberville and St. Martin area showcased their best dishes for a good cause. The ‘Taste of Back Bay’ kicked off at the D’Iberville Town Green tonight and featured ten area restaurants including Murky Waters BBQ, Satchmo…

Third annual Spartan Weekend

Over 50 military veterans have just kicked off a weekend of relaxation and networking in D’Iberville. The Spartan Alliance’s Third Annual Spartan Weekend began this afternoon at the Scarlet Pearl with a meet and greet. Spartan Weekend allows veterans and…

Birds are disappearing in North America at alarming rate

Birds are disappearing from North America at an alarming rate. It is becoming more difficult to spot a bird because over the last 50 years, the United States and Canada have lost nearly 30 percent of its bird populations. Pascagoula…

NAACP turns in final witness interviews in Toussaint Sims case

Toussaint Diamon Sims died in August after being shot by a Moss Point police officer while fleeing from authorities. Sims’ death has left a lot of people with questions, including Jackson County NAACP President Curley Clark. Clark tells News 25…

Taste of Back Bay

Local restaurants in the D’Iberville and St. Martin area are showcasing their best dishes all for a good cause. News 25’s Victoria Bailey is at the ‘Taste of Back Bay’ with more.

Woman believes Dixie Mafia involved in death of family members

Fifty-two years ago today, Phyllis Anderson-Cook’s younger brother Ronnie was allegedly murdered in Gulfport. Initially ruled a suicide, Cook began an investigation into her brother’s death, which she believes was a murder at the hands of the Dixie Mafia. Violence,…