Harrison County Board of Supervisors, BP settlement
Today, the Harrison County Board of Supervisors announced they have received their $2.5 million settlement from BP. Details at 5:30 on NBC.
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Pension plan for SRHS retirees
Jaxco Board Attorney breaks down pension plan for SRHS retirees. Hear numbers and reactions tonight on @WXXV25
Two Biloxi Men Charged in Kidnapping
Two Biloxi men are facing kidnapping charges after police say they snatched a 5-year-old child from an elementary school in South Georgia today.
Twenty Eight People Arrested in Gulfport
Twenty-eight people are behind bars after a recent operation carried out by the Gulfport Police this week.
Low Gas Prices
Labor Day is just around the corner and a lot of traffic can be expected, especially now with the current gas prices.
D'iberville High Jamboree
It’s almost fall, which means football season is just around the corner.
Justice For All
The Mississippi Center for Justice Department President and CEO Reilly Morse have provided legal services to low income residents ever since Hurricane Katrina.
Potential Changes to MAEP Formula
What happens if Initiative 42 passes and the state is required to fully fund MAEP?
Education Funding
The Mississippi Adequate Education Program has been fully funded twice, outraging education advocates who believe schools are underfunded in our state.
8th Annual Saving Our Sisters and Brother 2 Brother Summit
JZ 94.5 teams up with local fraternities and sororities to host the 8th annual “Saving Our Sisters, Brother to Brother” summit.
Mississippi Heritage Trusts Presents “Save My Place” Preservation Tour
Tomorrow, the Mississippi Heritage Trust is hosting the “Save My Place” preservation trail celebrating Mississippi’s many preservation victories following Hurricane Katrina.
Saints Football Season Begins
The wait for football season is over for Saints fans.
Interview with D'iberville Offensive Coordinator Coach Glenn Gehrmann
It is almost fall which means football season is just around the corner.
Beauvoir Overcomes Katrina Tragedy
It’s been almost a decade since Katrina pummeled Beauvoir, the historic home of Jefferson Davis, the first and only president of the Confederacy.
Wiggins Residents React to Recent Shootings
Residents of Wiggins describe their small town as generally safe and quiet, but they say two recent shootings have the town on edge.
23 historic stops on the Mississippi Heritage Trust Preservation trail
This house is one of the 23 historic stops on the MS heritage trust preservation trail tomorrow. More on NBC @ 5:30
Reilly Morse, speaks on development since Katrina.
Mississippi Center for Justice CEO, Reilly Morse, speaks on development since Katrina. More tonight on @WXXV25
Wiggins has seen two shootings in the past two months.
Wiggins has seen two shootings in the past two months. See how the community is reacting to the violence on NBC@5:30
Great news for DIRECTV customers watching WXXV (NBC)!
WXXV (NBC) is now in High-definition on DIRECTV. WXXV has been broadcasting in HD since July of 2012, but DIRECTV has not had the bandwidth needed for NBC to be broadcast in HD up until early this morning. DIRECTV increased bandwidth and WXXV (NBC) viewers will be able to watch College Football, NFL, WXXV-TV News at 5:30pm and 10pm and all programming in High Definition.
The Beauvoir
The Beauvoir, similar to other historical locations on the coast, was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina. Ten years later, they have a new exhibit showing how far they've come. Details at 5:30 on NBC.
Port Awarded Grant for Upgrades
The Mississippi Transportation Commission has awarded $3.8 million in grants to seven of the state’s ports
Insurance Rates a Struggle for Realtors
The high cost of insurance has been hurting the real estate business here on the Coast since after Katrina.
Long Beach Celebrates Growth and History
This evening, the city of Long Beach celebrated not only how far the city has come in development over the past few years, but people gathered to celebrate its history as well.
Mississippi Power Granted Emergency Rate Relief
Mississippi Power customers can expect an 18 percent rate increase on their power bills next month.
