Proposal For A New Popps Ferry Bridge
Popps Ferry Road is already being torn up to widen the mile long stretch between Cedar Lake and the D'iberville City limits but could more road work on Popps Ferry be on the way?
Preliminary Hearing Waived
The man accused of killing a Waffle House waitress in Biloxi waived his preliminary hearing Wednesday at the Harrison County Jail.
Waveland Man Shot In Head
A man in Waveland survives a gunshot to the head and now Waveland police need your help finding the person responsible for pulling the trigger.
A Late Night House Fire In Gulfport
A faulty aquarium pump seems to be the cause of a late night house fire in Gulfport, according to the Gulfport fire department.
Woman Wanted For Theft
Biloxi police are searching for a woman accused in the theft of a large amount of cash from a hotel room at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
MGCCC football players sign to 4 year universities
13 Gulf Coast college sophomores are taking their football careers to the next level, after signing letters of intent with 4-year universities. They made it official this morning at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College's JUCO signing day.
Charles Cooper remembered
Friends remember radio station owner and community servant.
Waffle House murder case goes to grand jury
The man accused of killing a Waffle House waitress in Biloxi waived his preliminary hearing at the Harrison County jail.
Waveland police search for shooter
A Waveland man is lucky to be alive after surviving a gunshot wound to the head.
5th Annual Mr. Debonair Ball
Sat. December 26th Aaron Jones Interactive Center, Pascagoula Open to the public More Info: (228)219-3471
Man Shot In The Head In Waveland
On 12/16/2015 at approximately 01:55 am officers from the Waveland Police Department responded to the Wave View Apartments located at 100 Auderer Blvd. in reference to shots being fired.
A Charlie Brown Christmas
The Salvation Army KROC Center Theatre December 17-20 7 pm Show Times 2 pm on December 20 Vendor Fair
Big Day For MGCCC Football Players
News 25's Laurene Callander interviews Neiko Robinson about MGCCC Football.
Ocean Springs Science Fair
For 36 Ocean Springs High School students, weeks of testing and preparation.
Residents respond to Harrison County nativity scene
What do Harrison County residents have to say about what’s become a 20 year long Christmas nativity scene that has recently become the subject of possible legal action?
Lawmakers work on a plan to bring BP money to Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast legislators work to bring BP oil spill settlement money to South Mississippi.
Unusual red tide continues
South Mississippi will continue to see dead fish wash up on shore, unless we see colder temperatures or an increase in fresh water.
Harrison County Youth Court grant
Harrison County Youth Court hopes a grant will aid in getting parents the help they need to care for their children.
Seven days to remove the nativity scene
Less than a day after the members of the Harrison County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to keep nativity scene on display in its courthouse in Gulfport, the Washington D.C. based American Humanist Association has announced its plans to sue.
Biloxi works to speed infrastructure project
Orange barrels, cones, and detour signs are a common sight in central Biloxi, as repairs to the city's sewer, storm drainage and water systems continue. But, FEMA funds for these projects are drying up.
Ocean Springs High School Announces Science Fair Winners
Over thirty Ocean Springs High School students took part in the school’s science fair Tuesday with placing participants earning a spot in Region VI competition in March in Biloxi.
Humanist Group Will Sue to Remove Mississippi Courthouse Nativity Scene
The American Humanist Association’s Appignani Humanist Legal Center intends to file a lawsuit on behalf of local citizens in Gulfport, Mississippi, against Harrison County for refusing to remove an unconstitutional nativity scene from its courthouse.
Unusual red tide causes big, dangerous stink
Dead fish and birds have been causing a big stink all along our Mississippi Coast line, and beyond. The unusual red tide could affect leisure and tourism in the area.