Shuckers Playing in Oppressive Heat
For the next 10 days the Biloxi Shuckers will be playing at home in extreme temperatures.
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Katrina +10: The Salvation Army
With the 10 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina around the corner, the Ohr O’Keefe Museum of Art continues to recognize those who helped with the recovery.
Schools Already Preparing for Reading Test
This week, school bells have been ringing across the Coast as students head back to school and hit the books.
Interview with Bull Rider Chase Outlaw
Professional bull riders are coming to the Coast tonight to show fans “the toughest sport on dirt.”
Camper Trailer Destroyed in Fire
Just 30 minutes after a man left for work this morning, flames engulfed his camper trailer.
Help of The Salvation Army during Hurricane Katrina
Locals reminisce on the help of The Salvation Army during Hurricane Katrina. Hear their stories on NBC @ 5:30.
Mayor Gilich Discusses Legal Fees from BP Settlement
Mayor Gilich called a special meeting today with the Biloxi City Council to discuss the 2012 contract with the legal team who represented the city in the lawsuit.
Bethel Free Health Clinic Needs Volunteers
The Bethel Free Health Clinic has been in desperate need of volunteer doctors for months.
Mississippi Supreme Court Rules on New Biloxi Hospital
Today the Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the state’s approval of a plan by Harrison HMA and the owners of Gulf Coast Medical Center to build a hospital in Biloxi.
Credit or Check? Mississippi Power Refund
One hundred and twenty days, or December 4th to be exact, is when you’re getting your Mississippi Power refund.
Police Seek Help Locating Missing Woman
The Covington, Louisiana Police Department is requesting the public’s help locating a missing woman who may be in our area.
Who is Robert Gray?
Before Tuesday night, no one had heard of Robert Gray, who was in the running for the Democratic nomination in the governor’s race.
Voting Rights Anniversary
Fifty years ago today, voting in the United States was changed forever.
Wheelchair Softball World Series Makes Its Way to the Coast
Teams from all over traveled to the Mississippi Coast Coliseum to compete for the 2015 Wheelchair Softball World Series.
$3.4 Million Coming to Airport
It could be a bit quieter in neighborhoods near the Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport, thanks to a $3.4 million grant it’s receiving from the Federal Aviation Administration.
Keeping BP Money on the Coast
$150 million in BP money will be making its way to the state Legislature in January, but how can we be sure that money gets to the Coast where many feel it should land?
Mississippi Power statement on Aug. 6 PSC meeting
Today, the Mississippi Public Service Commission addressed two issues related to Mississippi Power.
Summer Break is Over!
You blinked and Summer break is over! Class is back in session for many Gulf Coast schools today. More on NBC @ 5:30
The Ladies Tea & Civil War Ball
Beauvoir brings back "The Ladies Tea & Civil War Ball". How you can get tickets on NBC @ 5:30.
The Gulf Coast for the Wheelchair Softball World Series.
Teams from all over the country travel to The Gulf Coast for the Wheelchair Softball World Series. More on NBC @ 5:30
No Gunshots at Camp Shelby
One man is in custody following what soldiers at Camp Shelby thought were gunshots fired in the vicinity of their training camp.
Harrison County Voter Turnout
While some Harrison County voters made their way to the polls, officials are saying the overall turnout was fairly low.
First Concert at MGM Park
For months, MGM Park has hosted your Biloxi Shuckers games, now a different type of entertainment will be added under the park lights.
Harrison County Board of Supervisors Discuss Budget
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors spent most of the day fine tuning the fiscal budget for the upcoming year.