Pryor Pleads Guilty to Charges of Molesting Young Boys
Tuesday, former Gulfport teacher, William Richard Pryor, pleaded guilty to federal felony charges accusing him of transporting students across state lines intending to molest them.
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Coast Veterans Speak Out About Concerns in the VA
Veterans across the Coast gathered Tuesday for an open forum to discuss concerns they have with the VA.
Ocean Springs City Council Addresses Pressing Issues
The last council meeting of the year was a busy one for Ocean Springs.
Volunteers Participate in 'Giving Tuesday' to Help the Needy
Everyone knows about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the two days that officially kick off the shopping season, but more and more people are also participating in another day.
Candidates Eagerly Await Waveland Mayoral Election Results
Mayoral candidates, Democrat, Mike Smith, and Republican, Jay Trapani, along with other candidates for each race, gathered outside the Waveland fire station, greeting residents as they went to vote.
Hancock Co. Public Library to Host Christmas Tree Gala
The Hancock County Public Library is hosting its 20th annual Christmas Tree Gala this Sunday, December 7th.
Lizana Forest Fire Reignites, Causes Shutdown of Roads
A Lizana forest fire that began on Saturday reignited Monday night, causing firefighters to work through the night.
Lt. Gov. Reeves Calls for Removal of Common Core Standards
Common Core has been a widely debated topic since 2010 when Mississippi schools began working to implement its standards.
Biloxi City Council Continues Taxi Cab Debate
Tuesday night, the Biloxi City Council will once again take up the issue of taxi cab regulations.
Gov. Bryant Pushes for More Tourism Money in State Budget
Tourism is a large part of what drives the Gulf Coast's economy and is important to many local business owners.