News 25 Sits Down with President Hopeful
If you’re following the nearly two dozen candidates vying for the GOP presidential nomination, you may have forgotten Gautier resident Mark Everson is one of them
Local News
Interview with Gautier Mayor Gordon Gollott
Will the Mississippi state flag continue to wave in front of Gautier City Hall? Tonight that question will be answered.
Digital Age for Local Reading Centers
Pascagoula Library's Genealogy and Local History department is going digital. Find out more on NBC @ 5:30
The Mississippi State Rating Bureau has lowered the fire insurance classification.
The Mississippi State Rating Bureau has lowered the fire insurance classification for the two fire grading districts within Jackson County’s Northwest Volunteer Fire Department
Heart Health Awareness
Todd Trenchard,the man who many refer to as “Mr. Jackson County” found himself in a hospital bed waiting for open heart surgery.
51st Anniversary of Desegregation
As a result of the Gilbert R. Mason V. the Biloxi Municipal School case, Biloxi elementary schools became integrated in 1964.
Linking Bridges With Art
Some local artists were honored over the weekend for their hard work and contributions to our bridges here in South Mississippi.
Katrina Memorial Observance
Thousands throughout our area took time out to reflect this weekend on the ten year anniversary of the biggest natural disaster our nation has ever seen.
West Nile Virus Kills One in Attala County
Mississippi has recorded its first death from the West Nile Virus in 2015.
Mississippi Has Best Community College System
Mississippi is home to the nation’s oldest community college system and a recent study puts it at the top of the list.
Interview with Biloxi City Councilman Dr. Paul Tisdale
As a result of the Gilbert R. Mason v. the Biloxi Municipal School case, Biloxi elementary schools became integrated in 1964.
Director Bill Holmes Retires from Coliseum
Today, Bill Holmes walks out of the coliseum doors for the last time as its director.
Sun Herald Executive Editor Retires
After working with the Sun Herald as executive editor and vice president for 15 years, Stan Tiner is officially leaving today to begin his retirement.
Domestic Violence Shooting in Pascagoula
The victim of the domestic violence shooting that took place in Pascagoula has been identified as Sonja Wells Raine of Moss Point.
A recent study puts Mississippi at the top of the list
A recent study puts Mississippi at the top of the list. Find out what for... later on NBC @ 5:30.
New Mural at Moss Point-Escatawpa Upper Elementary
A local painter brightened up Moss Point-Escatawpa Upper Elementary School by creating a mural in their library.
Wicker Announces Tickets to View Historic Papal Address to Congress
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, R-Miss., today announced that 200 tickets are available to view Pope Francis's address to a Joint Meeting of Congress.
Sales Tax Holiday for Outdoor Sports Starts Friday
Friday marks the start of the Second Amendment sales tax weekend, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves said today.
Sun Herald Executive Editor says farewell
Sun Herald Executive Editor says farewell after 15 years with the paper. More details on NBC @ 5:30
Domestic shooting at Pascagoula WIC office
One dead, another in critical condition after domestic shooting at Pascagoula WIC office. Details tonight on @WXXV25
Salvation Army Commemorates Katrina
As the Salvation Army celebrates its 150th anniversary, tonight the Mississippi Gulf Coast chapter decided to also commemorate the recovery of the Gulf Coast after Katrina.
Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves Says Progress is Key
While we’ve come so far since the devastation of Hurricane Katrina ten years ago, Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves says it’s important we keep moving forward.
New Life Disaster Relief Hosts Volunteer Fest
Rebuilding the Gulf Coast after Katrina’s devastation would have never been possible without the selfless help of volunteers.
Local Family Wins Minion Mania at McDonald’s
A lucky D’iberville family won $250,000 in a McDonald’s Minion Mania giveaway.
