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Annual ‘Walking on Water’ Bridge Walk aims to help fight hunger on the Coast
One group is hoping to help fight hunger on the Coast this weekend and you can help. The Coast Young Professionals are hosting their 13th annual ‘Walking on Water’ event. This is a Coast-wide philanthropic effort benefitting Feeding the Gulf…
St. Mary's Catholic Church parishioners donates to Harrison County senior citizens in need
Home-bound seniors in Harrison County received a very generous and helpful donation this week. The ‘emergency pantry’ at the Harrison County Senior Resources Agency is now a little more full thanks to the parishioners of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in…
Jury finds man guilty of sex abuse in Gulfport
After a three day trial and two hours of deliberation, a jury found 42-year-old Arland Morris guilty of sex abuse charges on a minor. The 12-year-old victim delivered gripping testimony, saying Morris was in a relationship with her mother and…
Family speaks out on controversial Mardi Gras throw in Hancock County
The family of the little girl and their attorney are speaking out today on the latest of the investigation into the controversial doll that was thrown to a 12-year-old girl during a parade in Hancock County. Family Attorney Michael Crosby…
MDEQ issues one beach water contact advisory and lifts one
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), through its Beach Monitoring Program, issued a water contact advisory Friday for Station 11 (Gulfport East Beach). This segment of beach is not closed; however, there may be an increased risk of illness…
Wanted fugitive Jessie Hughes captured in Stone County
After a three day manhunt, a fugitive wanted out of Georgia and Stone County is behind bars in South Mississippi. According to Stone County Criminal Investigator Ray Boggs, Jessie Hughes was captured and taken into custody around 1 this afternoon.…
Mississippi Primary Elections take place Tuesday, March 10th
Mississippi’s Primary Elections are next week and so far absentee ballots for Harrison County have been slow compared to years past. At the polls on Tuesday, residents will decide whether they want to vote Republican or Democrat. Voters will see…
Remembering deadly Biloxi train crash three years later
While some people are getting excited for their weekend festivities, others will remember a tragic event over in Biloxi. Tomorrow marks the three year anniversary of the crash that left four people dead when their bus was hit by a…
Crusading for Our Veterans: Everyone Asked to Show Support at Vietnam Remembrance Ceremony
They all served. Some never returned. News 25 Today's Kristen Anzuini and Kevin Cuttill, with Crusaders for Veterans, fill us in on a Vietnam Remembrance Ceremony honoring our veterans at a special event coming up in South Mississippi.
Beer & Bacon Fundraiser, Museum Debut: Coast Overflowing with Weekend Events
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Biloxi Fire Department welcomes new faces to the team
It’s official! There are now new firefighters on the Biloxi force. Today, during a ceremony more than ten recruits graduated the fire academy. Friends and family filled Fire Station Number Seven in Biloxi to congratulate the newest graduates of the…
Preparations underway for Ocean Springs School District Job Fair
If you’re interested in a job in education, it’s time to get those resumes ready. The Ocean Springs School District is making preparations for its upcoming career fair on March 14th. Attendees of the fair will have the chance to…
Ocean Springs Superintendent helps offset meal charges for students
The superintendent of the Ocean Springs School District is making sure every student in the school district eats every day. Dr. Bonita Coleman recently attended an educational research and development institute event with other school district superintendents as part of…
Locals say feature film is opening doors and opportunities
Card Counters usually don’t last long in casinos, but apparently some are here to stay in South Mississippi, at least as long as filming continues for the highly anticipated movie “The Card Counters.” Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish, Tye Sheridan, and…
Gulfport PD to host ‘Choppin’ with Twelve’ special event
You’ve probably heard of ‘Coffee with a Cop,’ but have you ever heard of ‘Choppin’ with Twelve?’ Tomorrow, the Gulfport Police Department is hosting ‘Choppin’ with 12’ at Cut Doctor Barber Shop. This is a chance for the community to…
Biloxi police need help locating missing person Justin Boudreaux
The Biloxi Police Department is requesting your assistance in helping to locate a reported missing person / welfare concern. Justin Boudreaux, age 36, was reportedly last seen in the 1600 block of Pass Rd. in Biloxi, on March 4, 2020…
Harrison Central JROTC Academic Team advances to national competition
Four JROTC students at Harrison Central High School are gearing up for a trip to Washington, D.C. This morning, the JROTC Academic Team was recognized for winning the opportunity to compete in the JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl National Competition.…
Triplett-Day Drug Company in Gulfport closing its doors
After 65 years in business in Downtown Gulfport, owners of Triplett-Day Drug Company have announced they are closing their doors permanently at the end of this month. The independent pharmacy is iconic for its 1950s style and soda fountain and…
Authorities searching for wanted fugitive last seen in Stone County
In McHenry, authorities are searching for a fugitive wanted in Florida and Stone County. Jessie Hughes was last seen running from Stone County deputies near East McHenry Road. He is described as a white male with green eyes and brown…
Memorial Hospital hosting job fair in Stone County today
Memorial is hosting a job fair today from 2 to 6 p.m. at Memorial Hospital at Stone County. Positions are available at Memorial Hospital at Stone County, Memorial Stone County Medical Center, and Memorial Stone County Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.…
Police determine “there was no intent of hatred” in controversial black doll thrown at Mardi Gras parade
BAY SAINT LOUIS, Miss. (WXXV) — Police have determined no hate crime was committed during the Krewe of Nereids Parade on February 16th when a man on a parade float handed a 12-year-old black female a black doll with beads…
Keel laid for research ship named after Mississippi civil rights leader Dr. Gilbert R. Mason Sr.
HOUMA, La. (AP) — A Mississippi civil rights physician was honored during a ceremony in Louisiana marking the construction of a research vessel named after him. A keel-laying ceremony was held Tuesday to recognize the construction start of Research Vessel…
At least 24th Mississippi inmate dies since late December
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — One Mississippi inmate has died at a Jackson hospital and another has died at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman. Autopsies will be done. At least 24 Mississippi inmates have died since late December. The state…