Interview with Gautier Councilwoman At-Large Mary Martin
The city of Gautier is kicking off the start of December with its annual Christmas Tree Lighting.
Local News
60th Anniversary of Rosa Parks Refusing to Move on Bus
Today marks the 60th anniversary of the iconic day in history when Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white person in Montgomery, Alabama.
Moss Point to Build Public Safety Center
Ten years ago, Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on the Moss Point Police Department.
Highway 67 Construction
If you regularly travel along Old Highway 67 in Woolmarket, or plan to, consider taking a different route for about a month.
Baptist Church and Muslim Community to Hold Debate
A Baptist church and the local Muslim community are gearing up for a debate this Saturday to discuss Allah, Islam and Christianity.
City of Gautier to Discuss Saggy Pants Ordinance
Tonight, the city of Gautier will discuss an ordinance that would fine individuals wearing “saggy pants.”
I-10 Accident East of Lorraine Road
On December 1, 2015, around 4:45 p.m., Cars merging onto I-10 headed Eastbound caused a collision involving four vehicles.
Several Oyster Areas to Reopen Wednesday
Officials with the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources announced Tuesday that several areas will reopen for the harvest of oysters at legal sunrise on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2015
At Ease Gang Meeting
Laurene Callander interviews Charlie Carrigan about the At Ease Gang Meeting.
Pet Of The Day is Mr. Chipper
Pet Of The Day is Mr. Chipper
Property Taxes Mailed Out
Some Jackson County residents may receive an unwelcome holiday gift in their mailboxes soon. It’s property tax time.
USS Jackson to be Commissioned on the Coast
This weekend, the city of Gulfport will be rolling out the red carpet for the USS Jackson commissioning ceremony.
Burglaries in Saucier
In the past two weeks, there have been two cases of breaking and entering in the Edgewood Manor subdivision.
Saints Lose to Houston
The Saints came off a bye week and lost 24 to 6 in a game against the Houston Texans.
Hurricane Season Ends Today
There’s still several hours left for the day but it looks as though the Coast has made it through another hurricane season.
Bomb Threat at Learning Center in Gulfport
The Gulfport Learning Center’s first day back from Thanksgiving break was interrupted by a false bomb threat.
Ole Miss Beats Mississippi State
Ole Miss pulled off a win against Mississippi State Saturday night as they squared off for bragging rights in the 88th Egg Bowl.
Protecting Your Bike
If a bike is on your holiday shopping list, do you know the best way to recover it in case it’s lost or stolen?
Information on Suspects in Credit Card Fraud
The D’Iberville Police Department is requesting the assistance of the public in identifying two male individuals who were caught by video surveillance using stolen credit card information to make purchases at local merchants totaling over a thousand dollars.
Two Oyster Reefs Reopen
The Department of Marine Resources reopened two oyster reefs after issues with water samples closed them three weeks ago.
Two New Hotels Headed to Downtown Biloxi
More than ten years after Hurricane Katrina, the old Santa Maria Del Mar retirement home is transforming into a brand new hotel.
Thanksgiving Weekend Traffic Deaths
Four people were killed on Mississippi roads in wrecks over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Suspect asks about the Death Penalty
The Biloxi man charged in the shooting death of a Waffle House server made his first court appearance and asked about the death penalty.
Woman Comes Home to Burglary
Recent burglaries in Saucier have residents in the area angry and alarmed