Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Tours the Port of Gulfport
For months, there’s been talk about if jobs are coming to the port fast enough and if they will meet the job creation requirement by HUD’s deadline
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Port of Gulfport Continues Recovery
A steady stream of ships and trucks leave and enter the Port of Gulfport, a sign the port is up and running ten years after Katrina tore it apart
Interview with Paul Maxwell, Senior Communications Officer for Hancock Bank
Two months after Hurricane Katrina, Hancock Bank hosted the first post-storm Coast Chamber After Hours Networking Meeting.
Domestic Shooting Under Investigation
The name of the Biloxi firefighter who was shot and killed as a result of a domestic dispute last night has been released.
All Clear at Mississippi State
Mississippi State University President Mark Keenum and MSU police issued an all clear
After the Rain
Later on NBC @ 5:30 we introduce you to a Bay St. Louis native who wrote a book about losing everything to Katrina.
Singing River Health System Budget
Singing River Health System discusses the 2016 budget. Updates on the retiree pension plan tonight on @WXXV25
The Gulfport Chamber of Commerce Teacher Grants Program
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.
Long way since Hurricane Katrina
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 Suspect
Mississippi State University's Maroon Alert Suspected Shooter was reported at Carpenter Hall. Suspected shooter in custody.