Robotic Surgery
News 25's Bryan Kennedy interviews Tiffany Murdock about Singing River Health System robotic surgery.
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Overnight House Fire
News 25's Laurene Callander interviews Officer Jeff Radix about the lives he saved in Gulfport from a house fire.
16th Annual MS Coastal Trauma Symposium
Trauma patient care can save lives and Wednesday the ones on the front lines gathered on the coast to learn from each other. The 16th Annual Mississippi Coastal Trauma Care Symposium took over the I-P Casino starting Wednesday. The symposium…
George Bass in as new mayor in Long Beach
One Coast city has decided on a new mayor tonight. Five candidates, all Republican, went head to head for Long Beach Mayor Billy Skellie’s seat. News 25’s Kristen Durand joins us from Long Beach City Hall. Retired Fire Chief George…
D’Iberville mayor unopposed
In D’Iberville Mayor Rusty Quave was unopposed this year. He will remain the mayor of D’Iberville for at least the next four years.
Ocean Springs Mayoral Race
In Ocean Springs Democratic Mayor Connie Moran will meet Republican Shea Dobson in the general election on June 6th. Last week, Moran claimed 50 of her signs were stolen by her ‘opponents’ petty thieves.’ Dobson said Moran was just 'playing…
Bay St. Louis municipal primary election
In Bay St. Louis, Mayor Les Fillingame Sr. is being challenged in the primary by Mike Favre and Rachel Ramsey. News 25’s Gina Tomlinson is in Bay St. Louis with an update on the race for mayor.
‘FoFo’ Gilich wins Biloxi primary
Biloxi residents made their way to the polls today with mayoral candidates from the Republican Party going head to head and several city council seats up for grabs. News 25’s Hank Davis is in Biloxi with more on primary election…
Gulfport mayor unopposed
Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes was unopposed in his bid for a second term. Hewes will remain the mayor of Mississippi’s second largest city for at least the next four years.
Interview with Mayor Andrew 'FoFo' Gilich
News 25’s Hank Davis is in Biloxi with Mayor Gilich.
Biloxi Mayoral Race
Andrew ‘FoFo’ Gilich was elected mayor of Biloxi on May 12th, 2015. He will try and keep his place as mayor of Biloxi June 6th in the general election against Democrat challenger Sugar Stallings.
Biloxi municipal primary election
Biloxi residents are making their way to the polls today with mayoral candidates from the Republican party going head to head and several city council seats up for grabs. News 25’s Hank Davis is at the polls with more on primary…
Gautier mayoral election
The Gautier mayoral race was determined tonight in the primaries. Republican Phil Torjusen beats incumbent Gordon Gollott with 997 votes to 468 votes.
Long Beach primary election coverage
One Coast city has decided on a new mayor tonight. Five candidates, all Republican, went head to head for Long Beach Mayor Billy Skellie’s seat. News 25’s Kristen Durand joins us from Long Beach City Hall. Retired Fire Chief George…
Registration opens for Walk 4 Life
Registration is now open for Walk 4 Life, an annual fundraiser benefiting the Women’s Resource Center in Gulfport. This will be the fourth annual Walk 4 Life happening Saturday, May 13th, the day before Mother’s Day. The goal is to…
Environmentalists file lawsuit against Oscar Renda
Is the East Biloxi road work polluting the Back Bay? The Gulf Restoration Network has filed a lawsuit against Biloxi contractor Oscar Renda. According to the lawsuit, Oscar Renda Contracting is in violation of the Clean Water Act and the…
Old Harrison County skate park has new tenant
The former skate park on Debuys Road in Harrison County now has a new tenant. The Harrison County Board of Supervisors chose Kickmaster Coast Athletic Club to lease the skate park by a unanimous decision. Co-owner of Kickmaster Kevin Mattina…
Hearing set for SRHS retirement case
Another development in the legal battle over the embattled Singing River Health System’s retirement plan. Pascagoula attorney Harvey Barton and attorney Earl Denham have filed a motion requesting the removal of Stephen Simpson, the appointed special fiduciary over the system’s…
Lawsuit over cremation
A lawsuit accuses a South Mississippi funeral home of going back on an agreement to cremate an 86-year-old man after he died and owners learned he was gay. According to the Mississippi State Court Lawsuit, Picayune Funeral Home said paperwork…
Municipal elections for city residents
Today some polling places told residents they were in the wrong voting area. The elections today are for city voters only. County residents are set to vote for the general election on June 6th. One Gulfport voting precinct at Lyman…
Low voter turnout throughout the state
Mississippi’s top election officials say voter turnout appears to be light as several cities are holding party primaries for mayor. Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann says his office had received few calls by midday today from people with questions about…
Gulfport woman arrested and charged with leaving the scene of an accident
A woman is behind bars after she hit a pedestrian and fled the scene on foot in Gulfport. Thirty-eight year-old Elizabeth Kate Martin was arrested on the charge of leaving the scene of an accident with injury. The 42-year-old male…
Kids Fishing Camp Gulfport Police Department
Looking to keep the kids busy this summer? The Gulfport Police Department is offering free fishing camps for your little ones. Kids ages 9 to 13 will learn the fundamentals of fishing and reel in some new pointers on the…
Second Annual Young Soloists Concert
News 25's Bryan Kennedy interviews Cherie Cruso about the Second Annual Young Soloists Concert at the Mary C. O'Keefe Cultural Center, May 4th at 7 pm. Tickets are $10 for members, $12 for non-members and fr more information please go…
