Southeast Louisiana is breathing a sigh of relief after Hurricane Nate skirted the area and turned east hitting instead the coasts of Mississippi and Alabama. New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu had issued an evacuation order for some areas as well…
Happening this morning, crews are out working to restore power following Hurricane Nate in southeast Mississippi and parts of Alabama. As of 5:30am this morning, Singing River Electric reported that they will begin restoring power for more than one thousand…
Folks along the Gulf Coast of Alabama are surveying the damage from Hurricane Nate. Nate was still packing hurricane force winds and heavy rain when it reached Mobile in the hours before dawn Sunday. Street flooding was causing problems with…
Tree limbs and debris covered many streets and front yards across the Gulf Coast. Pascagoula residents spent the majority of Sunday morning cleaning up what Nate left behind. The piles of debris lined Mississippi’s flagship city as residents worked hard…
Biloxi Mayor Andrew 'FoFo' Gilich surveyed the damage from Hurricane Nate Sunday morning. Mayor Gilich spoke with Biloxi law enforcement about the efforts from first responders, plus the cooperation from Biloxi residents staying inside during the curfew hours. Mayor Gilich…
The storm hit Mississippi as a category one hurricane, but weakened later to a tropical storm as it moved inland. Pascagoula was one of the many cities who felt the impact of the strong sustained winds. However Mayor Dane Maxwell…
Cities continue to clean up after Hurricane Nate swept through the gulf coast over the weekend. News 25's Laurene Callander takes us to Biloxi with more. Hurricane Nate may be gone but the clean up here in south Mississippi is…
In Spanish Fort, Alabama, on the east side of Mobile Bay, storm surge carried a car out into the water, submerging it. Waves continued to crash over the roadway in Spanish Fort Sunday morning just before sunrise. Across the bay…
Hurricane Nate hit the Mississippi Gulf Coast over the weekend as a category one hurricane, making landfall twice before heading inland. It was the first time since Katrina that a hurricane has made landfall in the state of Mississippi and…
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Biloxi Fire Department just rescued two individuals from rising waters on Barrett Road. Firefighters were able to safely remove a man and his daughter from the stranded vehicle and get them to dry ground. Both individuals were taken to safety.…
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Jeff Shepard at Mississippi Power about the storm and power outages. Mississippi Power customers should call 1-800-532-1502 to report any power outages. Image License MGN Image
News 25's Gina Tomlinson interviews Rupert Lacy about the Hurricane Nate and how the storm moves over us.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Trooper Chase Elkins about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews April Lollar with Coast Electric about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Battalion Steve Stricller about the storm and the heroic actions that saved a man and his daughter tonight.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan, Rob Knight, and Shelby Myers interviews Ken Graham about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Brian Adam about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Earl Etheridge about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Melissa Scallan from the department of Marine Resources about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Jeff Shepard at Mississippi Power about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Mario King about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.
News 25’s Joe Sullivan and Shelby Myers interviews Shea Dobson about the storm and safety for Hurricane Nate.