DeMorst Found Guilty of Capital Murder in the Death of Hunter Miller
Today Jackson County jurors found Nicholas Marcel DeMorst guilty of capital murder in the shooting death of Hunter Miller.
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Waveland Man Arrested After Clashing with Police Officers
A Waveland man is behind bars tonight after a clash with police earlier today.
City of Pascagoula Looks to Renovate Recreational Sports Complexes
Pascagoula residents can expect to see a much needed facelift to recreational sport facilities across the city in the upcoming months.
Biloxi City Officials Prepare for Parking Problems this Weekend
Besides the Shuckers anticipated home opener, many other family fun activities are going on throughout the city, which means limited parking.
Shrimping Season Brings Tourists to the Gulf Coast
The shrimp boats returned to their docks today, heavy with Mississippi Gulf Coast shrimp, and dozens of locals and tourists made their way to the harbor to take home some of the best the Gulf Coast has to offer.
Wiggins Police Seek Information in Double Shooting
Wiggins police are still asking for the public’s assistance in their investigation of a double shooting that occurred earlier this week.
Shooting at Broadway Inn Express
Biloxi Police are investigation a shooting that broke out at the Broadway Inn Express in Biloxi, landing one man in the hospital with a single gunshot wound.
Pascagoula- Gautier School District Starts Summer Feeding Program
Ensuring children maintain a proper diet is the goal of the Pascagoula- Gautier School District. They gained a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to provide free breakfast and lunch to all children all summer long for the first time since 2011.
Next Week’s Wear it Wednesday Focuses on Emergency Survival Suits
Next week, “Wear It Wednesday” at the Infinity Space Center will bring some of the dangers on our planet to the surface.
Law Enforcement Officials Want Corrections Commissioner to Reverse Decision
Sheriffs, County officials and others want Corrections Commissioner Marshall Fisher to reverse his decision to close a program that sends some inmates to county jails.