The Gulfport Chamber of Commerce announced this week that applications for 2015 Gulfport Teacher Grants are now available. This initiative will award grants, ranging from $250 to $500, to educators with innovative or imaginative programs that directly benefit students.
The Port of Gulfport has come a long way since Hurricane Katrina, but they have even bigger plans for the future. Details at 5:30 on NBC.
Mississippi State University's Maroon Alert Suspected Shooter was reported at Carpenter Hall. Suspected shooter in custody.
Today, the D’iberville Warriors hosted their opening swim meet for the year.
Moss Point students are allowed back into the high school tomorrow, after a fire early Monday morning caused the school to close down for three days.
The Humane Society of South Mississippi is extending “National Dog Day” to “National Dog Week” with specials on their adoptions.
The Education, Economics, Environmental, Climate and Health Organization, otherwise known as ECHO, wraps up its Hurricane Katrina commemorative summit.
Last night, Biloxi firefighters were honored at the inaugural Winn-Dixie Resilience Awards.
A Jackson County man is dead and deputies have a woman in custody after a shooting this afternoon.
Jackson County voters have spoken and one incumbent supervisor will return to office, while another still has to win the general election.