Gulf Coast Holds Candlelight Vigil After Ferguson Decision
As the nation continues to reel in the wake of the grand jury's decision in Ferguson, Missouri, some communities lashed out in anger, but not the Gulf Coast.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Mississippi Marriage Ban
Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves ruled in favor of equality, striking down Mississippi’s discriminatory constitutional amendment banning same-sex couples from marrying.
Keesler & Back Bay Mission Serve Thanksgiving Lunch
Keesler Air Force Base teamed up with Back Bay Mission Tuesday to help fight hunger, just in time for Thanksgiving.
Saints Lose Yet Again, Making 3 Losses in a Row at Home
For the first time since 2005, the Saints have lost three games in a row at the Superdome.
Long Time Sports Writer at Sun Herald, Doug Barber, Retires
After 33 years of service to the Gulf Coast, sports writer, Doug Barber, is retiring.
Coast Residents React to Grand Jury Decision in Ferguson
Fallout from Monday night's controversial decision out of Ferguson, Missouri, after a grand jury chose not to indict a white police officer for the shooting death of an unarmed black teen.
Biloxi Shuckers Say 'Thank You' to Construction Crew
Tuesday, members of the newly announced Biloxi Shuckers showed their appreciation to those working on their home stadium.
Biloxi Shuckers Hopeful Field Will be Done Ahead of Schedule
The name of the Biloxi baseball team has been revealed, and the Biloxi Shuckers are ready to play!
Quarantined Seabees in Good Condition
Last month, 15 Gulfport Seabees were ordered into isolation after returning from a mission in Liberia, Africa, where they could have been exposed to the Ebola virus.
Runoff for Circuit Court Judge Held Tuesday
One race that's captured a lot of attention and interest is the runoff for Harrison County Circuit Court Judge.
Voter Turnout Very Low for Jackson Co. Sheriff's Runoff
Tuesday, the last two candidates faced off in the Jackson County runoff election for Sheriff.
Ocean Springs to Pay Hundreds of Thousands to Psycamore
Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Justice approved the $437,500 settlement and filed the decree in U.S. District Court for a lawsuit between the owners of Psycamore Psychiatric Clinic and the City of Ocean Springs.
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Shuckers Merchandise Flying off the Shelves
Biloxi Shuckers merchandise has already become a huge hit with fans along the Gulf Coast and across the country.
Kick off the Christmas Season with the Holiday Open House
Kick off the season with the Holiday Open House, downtown, uptown, all around Ocean Springs and shop for specials, visit with artists, see Santa, and more at local shops, restaurants, and galleries on Friday, December 5th and Saturday, December 6th from 10:00 a.m. until.
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Local Fishermen Continue to Struggle After BP Oil Spill
The Deepwater Horizon oil disaster claimed 11 lives in 2010, but has continued to affect both the environment and countless industries along the Gulf Coast.
H.S.S.M. Receives Big Donation from Spherion Staffing
Spherion presented a $1,000 check to H.S.S.M. as part of the company's national Community Give Back Program.
Local Fishermen Show Officials Struggles After Oil Spill
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill was one of the worst ecological disasters in history, and Monday, local fishermen took a big step forward in the recovery process.
Baseball Stadium Construction on Track for Aug. Completion
Many people are excited about a baseball team in Biloxi, and construction of the home field is still going strong.
Circuit Court Judge Runoff Election Happens Tuesday
A runoff election will take place Tuesday between circuit court judge candidates, Robert Fant Walker and Chris Schmidt.
Jackson Co. Sheriff Runoff Election to be Held Tuesday
The time has finally arrived for Jackson County residents to decide who will be their next sheriff.
Former Jackson Co. Lieutenant Gets Probation for Perjury
Ken McClenic served nearly 30 years with the Sheriff's Department before he was let go in January of 2014 by Interim Sheriff Charles Britt because of his indictment.
Gulfport PD Officer in Hospital After Being Shot on Duty
What started as a traffic stop ended with a man being charged with attempted murder.