Hurricane Katrina in Black and White
A decade after Hurricane Katrina, one photographer is showing the pictures she took right after the disaster at Hancock County libraries.
Local News
Larcher Boulevard Closed this Week
The main road outside of Keesler Air Force Base is closing this week due to construction.
War on Street Gangs
A St. Martin woman is expected to make a full recovery after being kidnapped and beaten by six people with ties to the Simon City Royals gang, bringing light to the issues of street gangs in Mississippi.
2015 Miss Hospitality Pageant
This weekend, 29 women from throughout the state will be competing for the coveted title of Miss Hospitality.
Biloxi Man Hits Big on Penny Slots at Palace Casino
A Biloxi man is thousands of dollars richer after hitting big on a penny machine at the Palace Casino Resort over the weekend.
Order Gives BP 30 Days to Pay Settlements
An order issued today by a U.S District Judge gives BP 30 days to pay out its settlements from the 2010 oil spill.
Some Military Facilities are now Armed
As the nation still grieves the deadly July 16th attacks on the military facilities in Tennessee, Governor Phil Bryant is making sure Mississippi military facilities are prepared.
Bank Robber Captured
The man accused of a bank robbery over the weekend at Hancock Bank in Pascagoula was captured today in Fort Worth, Texas.
Victim in Fatal Jackson County Crash Identified
The man who died in a single vehicle accident on interstate 10 in Jackson County yesterday has been identified as 47-year-old Timothy Michael Strege.
Pascagoula Man's State Flag Burned in Driveway
A Pascagoula man woke up this morning to find his Mississippi flag burned and the words ‘blacks rule’ spray painted in his driveway.
State Flag Burn in Pascagoula
The Pascagoula Police Department answered a call this morning on Jackson Ave. where a resident reported that during the night someone vandalized his state flag.
Southern Miss Hosts 17th Annual Beach Bash at the Gulf Park Campus
Southern Miss fans got a chance to mingle with head football coach Todd Monken, players and cheerleaders.
Burglary Suspect Arrested in D'iberville
D’iberville police have arrested a burglary suspect after a string of recent burglaries.
CASA Holds School Supplies Drive
Court Appointed Special Advocates, also known as CASA, takes an initiative to collect school supplies for children in foster care.
Vintage Posters for Sale
With this year’s Biloxi Seafood Festival approaching and Christmas in the Pass not too far away, both Biloxi and Pass Christian Chamber of Commerce need to sell off their old posters.
D'iberville Middle School Students Graduate from the D.A.R.E Program
It’s still summer time but some dedicated D’iberville Middle School students graduated today. Eighty students successfully completed the school’s third annual D.A.R.E program.
Harrison County Coroner Gary Hargrove Remembers Hurricane Katrina
Two hundred and thirty one: that’s the number of people killed in Mississippi during Hurricane Katrina and one man was put in charge of it all.
Papa John's Raised Nearly $3000 for Officer Williams
Today, we have an update on Gulfport police officer Shawn Williams and the fundraisers going on to help pay for his medical expenses.
MS Governor Candidate Dr. Valerie Short Stopped By the Coast
Today,Dr. Valerie Short, a Democratic candidate for Governor, made a stop on the Coast for a meet and greet.
Wiggins to Begin Selling Alcohol on Sundays
Starting this weekend, Wiggins convenience stores and restaurants can sell beer and light wine on Sundays from noon until 11 p.m.
Interview with USM Linebacker David Bertucci
Tonight, Southern Miss fans will get a chance to mingle with head football coach Todd Monken and some players.
Strengthening Background Checks
Officials say the gunman responsible for killing two women and wounding nine people in Lafayette had a history of mental illness, re-opening the conversation about gun laws.
Update on Lafayette Theater Shooting
Survivors of Thursday night’s movie theater shooting in Louisiana say it was a chaotic scene.
Staying Safe When Tragedy Strikes
While the tragedy unfolded in neighboring Louisiana, local law enforcement tells News 25 how you react in a situation like this can mean the difference between life and death.