Celebrating Jackie Robinson
The Biloxi NAACP Baseball Diversity Committee has partnered with the Shuckers and tonight they celebrated the 68th anniversary of the first black man to break into the major leagues.
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Economics Students Awarded
A few Ocean Springs students are already seeing success when it comes to having a balanced budget.
Robert Deming as Acting Mayor
Robert Deming is officially the fourth mayor the City of Biloxi has seen in 2015
Ronald Whitakers Body Found
The body pulled from the Mississippi Sound earlier this afternoon has been identified as the man missing since Sunday morning.
Missing Vancleave Girl Found
The Vancleave teenager who has been missing since late March has been found safe and sound.
Four Wheeler Fire
A 4-Wheeler broke out in flames next to a trailer home where a family was sleeping at about 3:15 this morning.
Lightning Starts Shed Fire
Local contractor, Terry Clark, is used to working through rough weather.
Shuckers Tour MGM Park
After winning their opening series on the road in Pensacola, the Biloxi Shuckers have finally made it to the gulf coast to see the place they will soon call home.
Keesler AFB to Keep C130s
For years, rumors of a squadron leaving Keesler have been whispered for years and it seemed the Flying Jennies were set to fly away last September, a move that worried local business owners like Joe Jones.
Victor Ainsworth Running for Mayor
Ten candidates are officially running for Biloxi mayor and one of them is Victor Ainsworth.
Possible Pump Track Coming to Jackson County
Off road biking lovers will be happy to hear that the Jackson County Board of Supervisors are considering a proposal to open a new bike track in Jackson County.
Flooding a Major Concern This Week
With no place for the run off to go standing water on the roads have become a concern and in slick road conditions safety officials stress doing the little things.
Birthday Party Turns Deadly in Hancock County
A family gathering to celebrate a child’s birthday turned deadly early Sunday morning.
AG's Meet in Biloxi to Ensure Digital Safety
The US loses more than 750,000 jobs and 250 billion dollars due to theft of music, literature, and other artistic works created by independent individuals.
Crackdown on Illegal Gaming
Illegal gambling is a multi-billion dollar industry
Singing River Retirees Upset Over New Rules
Confused and frustrated retirees have always turned to the Jackson County Board of Supervisors for answers, until today they cracked down on their rules for public comment.
Deming Named New Acting Mayor of Biloxi
Deming replaces Glavan who stepped down from the position today.
Inmates May Get Conjugal Visits
A Federal Magistrate Judge will determine whether or not to allow conjugal visits to Mississippi inmates once again.
Bocce Ball Tournament in Woolmarket
Bocce’s roots can be traced all the way back to the Roman Empire, and while the game had been modernized and gained popularity, it hasn’t reached the gulf coast until now.
Spring Break Weekend to be a Hit
From the Alabama line all the way to Louisiana, hotel rooms along the coast are nearly full.
Chevron Refinery Releases Statement
Chevron Pascagoula Refinery recently received information from one of their law enforcement partners regarding a potential security issue.
New Orleans Saints Release Preseason Schedule
Moving from baseball to football where the New Orleans Saints have just released their preseason schedule.
New Wheels for the Gulfport Fire Department
The Gulfport Fire Department has reason to celebrate today, five of them actually, after receiving their five brand new fire trucks.
Gulfport High School to see Renovations
Tonight, the Gulfport community got a sneak peak of what to expect in the new Gulfport High School renovations.