Marine Mammals Wish list
Kids aren’t the only ones with wish lists this Christmas. The marine mammals and birds at IMMS have a wish list of their own this holiday season. Apollo is one of the dolphins at the Institute of Marine Mammal Studies…
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Crime Stoppers advances to social media
For more than forty years, Crime Stoppers has been helping families locate their missing loved ones as well as unsolved cases. The Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers are going one step further to help find missing persons here on the Gulf…
Giving Tuesday: Boys and Girls Club of the Gulf Coast
Thanksgiving may be behind us, but that doesn’t mean people are done with the spirit of giving. After the Black Friday lines disappear and the shipments for Cyber Monday are confirmed, organizations like The Boys and Girls Club of the…
Moss Point residents concerned over rumors
There has been controversy in the City of Moss Point within the past 24 hours regarding last night’s city council meeting which went into executive session. A rumor surfaced as the meeting was in session of Mayor Mario King planning…
Huntington Ingalls union members ratify contract extension
Ingalls workers cast their ballots today. Huntington Ingalls Industries announced today that the five unions at its Ingalls Shipbuilding Division have approved an extension of their collective bargaining agreements with the company. As part of a four-year extension, a $2,500…
Whale makes remarkable recovery at IMMS
After almost three months, a melon-headed whale being treated at the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies is finally ready to be released back into the Ocean. The three hundred pound whale washed ashore on an Alabama beach in early September…
Florida man sentenced for conspiracy to transport illegal aliens
Robert Espinal, Jr., 52, of Cape Coral, Florida, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Louis Guirola, Jr. today to 14 months in federal prison, followed by 2 years of supervised release, for conspiracy to transport illegal aliens within the United…
Panhandling complaints on the decline in Biloxi
It’s been just over thirty days since the Biloxi City Council passed an ordinance requiring panhandlers to get a permit. While no permits are being issued yet officials with the City of Biloxi tell News 25 that overall complaints have…
New cinema will replace history in Biloxi
Biloxi historians and city officials say they’re happy to see a part of Biloxi’s history return to the city. The City of Biloxi has had dozens of movie theaters throughout the generations and over the years they’ve all closed doors…
New movie theater opening at Edgewater Mall
A new state of the art movie theater is coming to Edgewater Mall in Biloxi. Officials say it will open next year. Biloxi hasn’t had a cinema of this kind since before Hurricane Katrina. Biloxi is known for its casinos,…