Moss Point Launches Minority Business Initiative Program
The City of Moss Point is working to revamp its energy and water infrastructure through a new program called the Minority Business Initiative: Meet the Contractor.
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Palazzo Says Country Needs to Do More Against ISIS
One of Mississippi's national political leaders, U.S. Congressman Steven Palazzo, says our country needs to do more in the wake of mounting threats by the ISIS terrorist group.
Insurance Commissioner Race Heats Up
Insurance is one of the biggest issues facing Coast residents, and this year's insurance commissioner race is sure to be heated.
River Stages Go Down Slightly, But Could Rise More
Despite all the rain this week, river stages have gone down slightly due to the break the Coast got on Thursday, but it won't take much for those rivers to push back into the flood stage.
Justice William Waller Speaks to Gulfport Rotary Club
Chief Justice William Waller spoke to the Gulfport Rotary Club Thursday about the state's judicial system.
Hurst to Run for Role of Attorney General Against Hood
Mike Hurst was the U.S. attorney responsible for bringing down Sean Anthony, Kamran Pahlavan, and Kim Savant for their roles leading to federal bribery charges in the Harrison County Utility Authority scandal.
Check Out Thursday's Local NBC News Here
Just in case you missed your evening new on NBC, you can catch up right here.
Former Diamondhead City Manager Indicted for Perjury
Former Diamondhead City Manager, Richard Rose, has been indicted on a perjury charge.
Mississippi, M.G.C.C.C. Rank in Top 5 Nationally for 2 Year Degree Completion
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (M.G.C.C.C.) enrolls more than 12% of the total number of community college students in the state and its two year completion rates are almost 3% higher than the state average.
Pascagoula Athletic Foundation Honors Past Athletes
High school athletic programs from around the Coast have deep histories stretching back decades, but one local high school is finally giving some of its old athletes a new honor.