This weekend, you can tee off on the course and raise money to help veterans at the same time. Crusaders for Veterans is holding their second annual Respect the Military Golf Tournament. The tournament will take place this Saturday from…
The City of Biloxi’s general fund is now more than $100,000 higher, thanks to the city auction over the weekend. Over 500 surplus, stolen and seized items from vehicles, jewelry, tools, bikes and more were auctioned off. Around 200 people…
Turquoise ties and tops covered Singing River Health Systems Cancer Center today as a way to promote Lung Cancer Awareness. Every five minutes, a woman in the United States is diagnosed with lung cancer and every eight minutes, a woman…
House Bill 1523 and the removal of the Mississippi flag are just two of the hot topics discussed during an anti-discrimination forum in Biloxi this evening. The event served as the first of many stops around the state on the…
Because of state budget cuts, Mississippi will lose all of its state operated programs to help people break an addiction to drugs and alcohol. The State Department of Mental Health will close two chemical dependency units for men, one with…
An Alice Cooper guitar, overseas vacation packages, and sports memorabilia are all auction items you’ll have a chance at if you attend the 2016 Jolly McCarty Gala set for this Friday at the IP Casino in Biloxi. The annual Jolly…
Biloxi’s natatorium will soon have a brand new facility attached to it. The building is being designed for the Biloxi School District. Plans include a concession stand with a kitchen, boys and girls locker rooms and a class room. The…
A Gulfport kindergarten teacher is the winner of the WXXV and Domino’s Pizza Teacher of the Month contest. Sherry Hartwick from Christian Collegiate Academy in Gulfport is legally blind but that doesn’t stop the magic that can be seen going…
A dolphin stranded for several weeks in Simmons Bayou in Ocean Springs has finally made its way back to the Gulf. News 25’s Kristen Durand met with rescuers as they returned from the mission. There were high fives all around…
Mississippi legislative leaders say they overestimated how much money the state could collect during the coming budget year, a nearly $60 million shortfall to be exact. News 25’s Shelby Myers has more. In a statement, Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves and…