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Armed Robbery Suspects Wanted

The Gulfport Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects involved in a burglary armed robbery of a residence. Last night a man wearing dark clothing entered a home through a window and took the home owner’s…

Biloxi Shuckers Third Annual Job Fair

It’s almost baseball time again. The Shuckers are looking for a variety of different positions within the organization. Tuesday, January 31st from 4:30 until 7:30 at MGM Park, the Biloxi Shuckers will host their third annual job fair for part-time…

Pascagoula Police Investigating Stabbing

One man is recovering after a stabbing in Jackson County last night. Police officers rushed to the northwest part of Pascagoula. Pascagoula police tell News 25 an altercation between two men led to the stabbing. The incident happened on Agnes…

Beginning the Recovery Process in Hattiesburg

News 25 has been updating you on the situation in Hattiesburg as the Pine Belt region begins to repair the damage done by a deadly tornado this past weekend. Brick by brick the people of Hattiesburg, Petal and the surrounding…

Mississippi Republican Party Chairman Stops on the Coast

Mississippi Republican Party Chairman Joe Nosef says he’s excited to lead the southern region of the Republican National Committee. Nosef just returned from Washington D.C. where he participated in the Republican National Committee winter meetings. That’s where he was elected…

Harrison Central High Band Celebrates Big Win

Instead of just playing the victory chorus, the Harrison Central High School band is celebrating their own victory today as winners of a regional contest. The high school band was awarded $2,000 for winning the Powerade Literary Contest. The contest…

A Wave of History at Bicentennial Flag Exhibit

Celebrating Mississippi’s bicentennial is just one year long party. A group of ninth graders from Resurrection High School were taking their shoes off to get a hands-on experience with our state history in Pascagoula today. The first U.S. flag ever…

Public Meeting to Be Held for Belle La Vie

Before the Biloxi City Council votes on a zoning change that would allow for a large housing development in Woolmarket, there will be a public hearing on the issue to clear up more questions and concerns from the council and…

Storm Damage Recovery Effort

It’s been four days since an EF3 tornado tore through the Pine Belt region with the most severe damage in Forrest County where four lives were lost. News 25’s Hank Davis joins us from Forrest County with an update on…

Resident Burglary Arrest

Biloxi PD has arrested 26-year-old Russell Adams on a charge of resident burglary. A neighbor witnessed Adams wandering through the neighborhood and enter the victim’s residence. Police arrived and arrested the suspect without incident. Adams was already wanted for failure to appear…

Hancock Middle School Opens Wednesday

Hancock County Middle School will return to class tomorrow. School was canceled for two days after a small fire turned the sprinkler system on. The sprinkler then stayed on for hours until the faculty arrived for school Monday morning. Hancock…

Autopsy on D’Iberville Body

Harrison County Coroner Gary Hargrove says an autopsy today found no foul play or trauma was responsible for the death of a man found in a wooded area in D’Iberville. Hargrove says there is still no cause of death. The…

Senate Bill Targets Gang Activity

Authorities say whether we like to admit it or not, gang violence is on the rise all across Mississippi and it's time we do something to combat the growing problem. A bill in the Mississippi Senate supported by Governor Bryant…

State Legislator Seeks Alumni Approval

State Representative Steve Hopkins of Southaven introduces a bill which requests the University of Mississippi seek counsel from all alumni members on issues regarding the removal of both the Colonel Rebel mascot and the state flag from flying on campus.…

Voting Proposals Head To Capitol

Three separate bills all to do with voting passed the house elections committee on Monday and move to the full house for more debate. House Bill 228 would allow no-excuses in-person early voting, starting 14 days before an election. Current…

Mayor's Youth Council Uniform Drive

Many agencies on the Coast are lending a helping hand to those in Petal who lost everything in Saturday’s deadly tornado. The Gulfport Mayor's Youth Council is holding a collection drive for those who lost everything in the storm. You…

FEMA Heads To Mississippi

Governor Phil Bryant says FEMA is promising quick consideration of a federal disaster declaration, following Saturday's tornado in South Mississippi. The Republican governor states that John Kelly promised him that FEMA would send surveyors by Wednesday. Mississippi wants FEMA to…

Autopsy Set For Today

Today, investigators in D'Iberville hope to find out more information on the man's body found in D'Iberville over the weekend. An autopsy is set to be performed today and Harrison County Coroner Gary Gargrove hopes that will shed some light…

Harrison Co Republican Club

News 25's Katarina Luketich interviews Joe Nosef, Chairman Of The Mississippi Republican Party about the Harrison Co Republican Club Luncheon.