Air Force Secretary Promises No Downsizing in 2015
No downsizing in 2015 for the U.S. Air Force.
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See Your Thursday Night Local News Here
Just in case you missed it, all the local news you need to know from Thursday night is right here.
Edgewater Lights Giant Menorah for Third Night of Hanukkah
In honor of Hanukkah, the third candle was lit on a giant menorah at Edgewater Mall Thursday night.
Holidays are Busy, Busy Time for the Post Office
The holidays are a busy time for many people, but for the post office, that is an understatement.
'Shrimp Signs' Pop Up Around the Coast to Direct Visitors
Drivers on Highway 90 in Hancock County may have noticed round, numbered signs branded with shrimp at most intersections. Those signs are now popping up in Gulfport, pointing the way to Coast attractions.
Kids Will Have a Happy Xmas Thanks to Angel Tree Program
Nearly 1,000 youngsters in Jackson County will wake up and find Christmas presents under the tree thanks to the Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program.
Judge Margaret Alfonso Sworn In as Youth Court Judge
Judge Margaret Alfonso took the oath of office Thursday as Youth Court Judge of Harrison County.
LA Governor, Bobby Jindal, Visits the Gulf Coast
Louisiana Governor, Bobby Jindal, was in Gulfport Thursday.
Couple Robbed at Gunpoint Behind Leo's Pizza in Ocean Springs
A brother and sister were robbed at gun point Wednesday night behind Leo's Wood Fired Pizza in Ocean Springs.
Utility Board Meets After Indictments on Former Director
The Harrison County Utility Board met for the first time Thursday since its former executive director was indicted on five federal charges.
Restraining Orders to be Filed Against S.R.H.S. Until Answers Come Out
Thursday, the first restraining order against Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) has expired, but a new one has already been filed in chancery court.
Watch Your Local Thursday Evening News Right Here
Stay up to date on the Coast's local news right here.
Biloxi Parents Arrange for Santa to Call Children
Volunteers act as Santa and his elves to call children whose parents have filled out the North Pole calling forms, distributed in local schools and at the mall.
See Wednesday Night's Local News Stories Here
Just in case you weren't able to watch, we've got Wednesday night's 9 p.m. newscast right here.
18-Wheeler Spills 100 Gallons of Diesel onto Hwy. 49
According to the Gulfport Fire Department, the fuel tank on an 18-wheeler ruptured and about 100 gallons of diesel fuel spilled out onto the road.
Pedestrian Killed on Hwy. 49 During Rush Hour Traffic
A pedestrian was attempting to cross the southbound lane of the highway when he was struck by a 2013 Kia Optima.
Back Bay Mission Unveils New Housing for Homeless Veterans
Back Bay Mission in Biloxi held an open house Wednesday to show off its new housing for homeless veterans.
Flying Jennies Could Possibly Stay at Keesler Air Force Base
Congress passed a major federal spending bill that has the potential to keep thousands of dollars in south Mississippi.
Supermarket Sweep Held to Raise Money for Salvation Army
Organizations throughout the community, including some of News 25's very own, participated in the Supermarket Sweep, benefiting the Salvation Army.
Biloxi Schools Strive for Success Despite Low Funding Levels
Wednesday, Biloxi school officials spoke to the business community about the state of education in Mississippi and how Biloxi High School students are moving toward success.
M.D.M.R. & I.M.M.S. Partner to Save Turtles in Northeast
Thirty two Kemp's Ridley Turtles, an endangered species, were in crisis due to cold weather in the northeast, and were flown south to recover.
Gov. Bryant Hopes to Bring Unmanned Vessels to the Coast
Governor Phil Bryant was on the Coast Wednesday afternoon introducing unmanned vehicle systems that could play a huge role in his national oceans and applications research at Stennis Space Center.
Woman Arrested in Salvation Army Red Kettle Theft
Michelle Pope, 23, who was manning the kettle, knew the man seen in the surveillance video running off with the kettle.
Movie Goers React to Sony Pulling Premier of The Interview
Across the nation, movie theaters are pulling the film The Interview after an anonymous organization threatened theaters who run it.
