Car Wreck in Harrison County Leaves Two Injured
A major accident in Harrison County happened after 5 o’clock on HWY 49 near Mississippi 53.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding Opens New Family Health Center for Employees
For the first time in their existence, Ingalls will now be offering full service healthcare to its employees and their dependents through the Ingalls Family Health Center.
Live Interview with Shuckers Rightfielder Michael Reed and His Father
While the Shuckers are gearing up for tonight’s game, they’re also planning big things for Sunday. News 25’s Katarina Luketich joins us live from MGM Park with a look ahead at this weekend’s Father’s Day festivities.
Death Penalty for Man Found Guilty in 2013 Murder
A 30 year old man found guilty of capital murder in Harrison County was sentenced to death today.
One dead, Two Hospitalized in Bay St. Louis Shooting Last Night
An overnight shooting in Bay St. Louis leaves one man dead and two others hospitalized.
Autopsy Results for Waveland Woman Found in Ditch
An autopsy reveals 23 year old Shelby Luciano, who was found dead in a ditch Thursday morning, died of blunt force trauma.
Amtrak Passenger Rail Service Could be Coming Back to the Coast
“All Aboard” could be a cry heard once again along South Mississippi cities that is if Federal officials get on board with a drive to bring passenger rail services back to South Mississippi.
Biloxi City Officials Look to Stop Mississippi Power Rate Hikes
What originally started out as an estimated $2.2 billion for the Kemper Power plant is now costing $6.1 billion. To compensate for costs, Mississippi Power has increased its customer’s monthly rates. Now, the city of Biloxi and other small business owners are looking to hold Mississippi Power more accountable.
Singing River Health System to Submit Pension Proposal
Singing River Hospital System plans to submit a pension plan proposal to the courts in hopes of resolving its retirement benefits crisis.
Mississippians Could Lose Financial Aid for Health Insurance
Fourteen thousand South Mississippians would lose federal financial aid used to buy health insurance if the Supreme Court strikes down part of the Affordable Care Act.
