With the Fourth of July holiday weekend approaching, now is the time to brush up on firework safety. Today, at the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s annual fireworks demonstration, experts will set off dramatic explosions in Washington, D.C., recreating demonstrations…
One woman who planted the idea of a memorial garden saw it come to life this morning at the Gulf Coast Veteran’s Health Care System Campus. Over a dozen family, friends, and members of the VA gathered alongside Mary Jane…
A man is in custody in New Orleans, accused of brutally attacking two men in the French Quarter. Police say DeJaun Paul is accused of being one of four robbers who knocked the men to the ground, then took their…
News 25's Laurene Callander tell us about possible rates increase for water, garbage pick, and more being voted on today at the Biloxi Council Meeting to provide more funding for the city.
One Vancleave man was attacked this morning by three pit bulls, sending him to the hospital. A neighbor heard the man scream as he was being attacked and called 9-1-1. News 25’s Taylor Rubach caught up with him and has…
More than 20 baby pelicans are being nursed back to health after washing up along the beaches from the storm. Calls were made to the Wildlife Care and Rescue Center when baby brown pelicans started to show up ashore in…
It’s a battle between religious rights and equal treatment. The Supreme Court agrees to hear an appeal from a Christian, bakery-owner who refused service to a same-sex couple in Colorado. The high profile case won’t be heard until the fall,…
Today a group of diverse ability summer campers had a double dose of summer fun. Camp Able, a summer camp that caters to children with special needs, took a trip to Jones Park in Gulfport for a little bit of…
Fishermen who use Ken Combs Pier in Gulfport say the damage done to the pier from Tropical Storm Cindy is creating a hazard. Damaged sections are marked off by caution tape at Ken Combs Pier in Gulfport. The winds and…
The aftermath of Tropical Storm Cindy still lingers in parts of South Mississippi. Dozens of piles of debris were collected along the beaches in Bay St. Louis. Many were filled with twigs, logs of wood, and grass. Crews removed over…