Local News

Mississippi Burn Ban

A statewide burn ban is in effect for Mississippi and two additional house fires in Harrison County add to rapidly increasing concerns over these fires.

Jackson County Lawsuits

The attorneys for the Singing River retirees are filing over 140 individual lawsuits in Jackson County in reference to the lost pension plans.

United Way of South MS Women's Leadership

United Way of South MS Women's Leadership Initiative holds luncheon on initiative 42 so these women can make an informative decision when casting their votes. More on NBC @ 5:30

Missing Gulfport Girl Returns Home

The Gulfport Police Department tells News 25 a Gulfport teenager reported missing has returned to her house unhurt. Kristin Kayla Alford walked back into her house at 6:30pm Tuesday. Alford was reported missing October 13, 2015.

Be A Hero 5K

Make a Wish Fundraiser Saturday October 24, 2015 Florence Gardens, Gulfport Registration: 8 am 1 mile run starts at 9 am

Coast Mayors to attend Rising Tides Conference in New Hampshire

Mississippi Gulf Coast Mayors Connie Moran of Ocean Springs, Billy Hewes of Gulfport and Chipper McDermott of Pass Christian will join a bipartisan group of more than 30 mayors and local officials to raise awareness that coastal flooding/sea level rise demands more attention from leaders at all levels of government.

Fins Up, Flags Down

The University of Mississippi’s Associated Student Body Senate voted last night for the call to remove the state flag from the university’s grounds.

Motor Vehicle for Hire Controversy

Today the Biloxi City Council invited taxi drivers and companies to voice their opinions on proposed rules and regulations that would govern the Motor Vehicle for Hire Authority.

Swing for a Cause

Oversized marshmallows were flying through the air today at the Bridges Golf Course at the Hollywood Casino in Bay St. Louis.