Biloxi Schools Strive for Success Despite Low Funding Levels
Wednesday, Biloxi school officials spoke to the business community about the state of education in Mississippi and how Biloxi High School students are moving toward success.
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M.D.M.R. & I.M.M.S. Partner to Save Turtles in Northeast
Thirty two Kemp's Ridley Turtles, an endangered species, were in crisis due to cold weather in the northeast, and were flown south to recover.
Gov. Bryant Hopes to Bring Unmanned Vessels to the Coast
Governor Phil Bryant was on the Coast Wednesday afternoon introducing unmanned vehicle systems that could play a huge role in his national oceans and applications research at Stennis Space Center.
Woman Arrested in Salvation Army Red Kettle Theft
Michelle Pope, 23, who was manning the kettle, knew the man seen in the surveillance video running off with the kettle.
Movie Goers React to Sony Pulling Premier of The Interview
Across the nation, movie theaters are pulling the film The Interview after an anonymous organization threatened theaters who run it.
One Dead in Pascagoula After Early Morning House Fire
Sad news out of Pascagoula: a Wednesday morning house fire has resulted in a death.
Watch Wednesday Evening's Local News Right Here
Just in case you missed Wednesday evening's local news, you can catch up on it right here.
Postal Service’s Game Face On For Busiest Delivery Day of the Year
U.S. Postal Service ready for last minute rush.
I.M.M.S. & M.D.M.R. Partner to Rehabilitate Endangered Turtles
The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies (I.M.M.S.) and the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (M.D.M.R.) are working together to rehabilitate 30 turtles in danger from the cold weather in the northeastern section of the United States.
Christmas Tree Recycling in Jackson Co. Begins Dec. 26th
With Christmas just a week away, it’s not too early to start planning on what to do with your Christmas tree after the holidays.
