Harbor Lights Winter Festival at Jones Park
Gulfport is putting over one million dollars into a winter festival that will make you feel like you’re in the North Pole.
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Atlas Fights 26 at MGM Park
Tomorrow night you won’t find batting cages at MGM Park, instead there will be fighting cages.
Basketball Officials Remain on Strike
The majority of Gulf Coast basketball officials are staying strong even after the state has said they’ll play this next season of high school basketball without them.
City of Biloxi Wants to Avoid Homecoming Pranks
Biloxi school and city leaders are warning students thinking of attempting any pranks tonight to think twice.
Mother Speaks Out on Son Being Bullied
The mother of the Stone High student who threatened to shoot up the school last Thursday speaks out.
Long Beach Neighbors Looking for Answers
The man found dead yesterday inside a garbage container in his backyard has been identified as 87-year-old Edward Miller of Long Beach.
Assault Suspect is Back in Ocean Springs
The suspect who allegedly ran away to Florida after attacking and raping a woman has been brought back to town to face charges.
10,000 Gallon Spill at the Chevron Refinery
There has been another chemical spill at the Chevron Refinery in Pascagoula.
Success Women's Conference
Business women, and some men, from across the Coast joined together today with one thing on their mind: success.
Leaving A Legacy
Women Resource Center Thursday, November 5, 2015 Climb CDC Event Centre 1316 30th Avenue, Gulfport, MS 39560 Silent auction viewing at 5:00 p.m. Seating begins 5:30 p.m. Dinner and Program 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Mother Speaks Out About her Son Being Bullied
Mother of Stone HS student speaks out on her son being bullied & threatening school shooting. Her story on NBC@5:30
RAPE SUSPECT HEADED BACK TO OCEAN SPRINGS TODAY
Today Investigators from the Ocean Springs Police Department Criminal Investigation Division picked up Cameron May from the Okaloosa County Jail (Florida) a wanted suspect for the crime of Aggravated Assault that occurred on September 10th 2015 at the Dominion Apartments here in the City Of Ocean Springs.
MDEQ Lifts Beach Closure in Biloxi
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), through its Beach Monitoring Program, lifted a beach closure Friday that was issued for a segment of beach in Biloxi on October 15.
Build A Bear Recall
34-thousand stuffed animals sold in the US and Canada. The recall covers the Starbrights dragon in a blue furry fabric with silver satin tummy, feet pads, wings and horn.
Christmas Decorations In Gulfport's Jones Park
News 25's Laurene Callander interviews David D'Aquilla about Christmas decorations in Gulfport's Jones Park.
Barbells For Boobs
Saturday, October 24th 9:00 am $20 with purchase of Shirt/$10 without 30 Clean and Jerks 9465 Creosote Road #300F Gulfport, MS
Big Red Night at Harrison Central High
Hundreds came out to the football stadium at Harrison Central High School tonight to raise awareness and money for breast cancer.
Governor Bryant on Ole Miss Students' Vote to Remove Flag
Today, News 25 spoke to Governor Phil Bryant for his response to the students’ decision.
Lawmakers Become Principals for a Day
Today legislators stepped away from their work desks and sat amongst students to see firsthand what goes on in our schools.
Body Found in Backyard in Long Beach
More details emerge on the body of an elderly man who was found dead inside a container in his backyard.
Police Appreciation Breakfast at Long Beach High School
Today the Long Beach Police Department got to sit down and enjoy a nice home cooked brunch thanks to a group of students at Long Beach High School.
Kevin Brooks Visits the Coast
Making the right decisions can save your life as well as others. That’s the message Kevin Brooks brought to the Coast.
Beau Rivage Continues Impact Week
Beau Rivage’s Impact Week continued as employees gave back by helping out the Excel By 5 Art on Wheels program.
MGCCC Jackson County Campus Celebrates 50 Years
Fifty years from now students and faculty at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Jackson County campus will open a time capsule full of memories of what the Jackson County campus is like today.