Turkey Creek Community Meeting
Pollution in Gulfport’s Turkey Creek has been an ongoing issue amongst residents, city officials and environmental organizations.
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CASA Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
CASA of Harrison County is looking a bit brighter after receiving a free makeover.
Visitation for Slain Waffle House Worker
Family and friends said their goodbyes to Julie Brightwell tonight.
Historic School Preservation
In 1954, the old 33rd Avenue High School opened as the only black high school in Gulfport.
Muslims and Christians Debate
“Allah is Satan, Jesus is God.” It’s that statement on Cowan Road Baptist Church’s marquee that has spurred conversation between Muslims and Christians on the Coast.
Local Law Enforcement Rings the Bell
You may have seen some of our local police officers out ringing the bell over the weekend for the Salvation Army’s Police Challenge.
Saints Lose to Panthers
The Saints have four games left in this disappointing season.
Pet Therapy Session at USM Gulf Park
The holiday season has just begun but it’s also the end of the semester and finals week for some local college students.
Interview with Mary C. O'Keefe Youth Symphony Violinist Alana Andrus
The Mary C. Youth Symphony is helping Gulf Coast residents get in the holiday spirit with its annual Christmas concert.
Long Time Harrison County Superintendent Honored
Henry Arledge has spent over 40 years of service with the Harrison County School District.
Wastewater Plant Groundbreaking Ceremony in Diamondhead
The official groundbreaking ceremony for the $24 million wastewater treatment plant brought officials together in Diamondhead this morning.
Property Owner Wants to Chop Down Live Oak Trees
A Gulfport property owner is seeking the city’s permission to cut down several live oak trees.
Biloxi VFW Honors Fallen Pearl Harbor Soldiers
The Biloxi VFW on Veteran’s Avenue also paid their respects and honored the lives lost the day Pearl Harbor was attacked.
74th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
Thousands of people lost their lives 74 years ago today when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, launching America into the Second World War.
Bay St. Louis Water Ban Lifted
The City of Bay St. Louis Public Works Department has been given clearance to lift the BOIL WATER ADVISORY.
Pet Of The Morning Is Dusty and Casper
Pet Of The Morning Is Dusty and Casper
Cars & Coffee
News 25 interviews Anthony Tran about Cars & Coffee charity. Sunday Dec. 13 8 am- 1 pm Finest Grand Coffee House Toys Benefit Toy For Tots
Toys For Tots Campaign
Laurene Callander interviews Winfred Harper Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, Gulfport about the Toys For Tots Campaign.
Students Decorate Biloxi Visitors Center
Students at Nativity BVM decked the halls of the Biloxi Visitors Center this morning.
Candlelight Vigil in Honor of Julie Brightwell
It was just a week ago that Waffle House employee Julie Brightwell’s life was taken in a senseless act of violence.
Local Muslim Debates Pastor over Allah Tomorrow
A Baptist church and the local Muslim community will debate this Saturday.
Local Pastor Debates on Allah Tomorrow
A Baptist church and the local Muslim community will debate this Saturday.
One Flag for All Mississippians Coast Rally
If you’re a supporter of changing the state flag, opportunities for your voice to be heard are just around the corner.
Arrested for Stealing Christmas Presents
Three Ocean Springs residents are behind bars tonight, accused of breaking into a neighbor’s home and stealing Christmas present.