On Wednesday May 4, 2016, at 4:11 A.M. D’Iberville Police officers, along with D’Iberville Fire Department and American Medical Response personnel responded to a medical emergency at Landmark Apartments on Lamey Bridge Rd. Upon arrival, emergency personnel found a deceased…
The new name of Ocean Springs' band hall is music to the students’ ears. Kids and staff members gathered at the high school to honor former band director Joe Cacibauda, better known as Mr. Joe. Mr. Joe worked over three decades…
Are you feeling lucky? A huge Powerball drawing is tonight. A slew of Mississippians are sure to cross state lines into Louisiana to get a ticket for the $348 million jackpot that is up for grabs. If no one wins,…
The 2016 Southern Gaming Summit officially kicked off its sessions today. Hundreds of gaming executives and officials along with tourism and hospitality leaders will be at the Coast Coliseum trying to determine how to best hit the jackpot with their…
Governor Phil Bryant has now officially thrown his support behind Donald Trump. Bryant had endorsed Ted Cruz before Mississippi’s primary back in March, but soon after the Texas senator ended his campaign, Bryant issued a statement saying he is with…
Possible delays could be in store for Mississippians waiting on their tax returns as a second round of midyear budget cuts hit the Mississippi Department of Revenue. This happened just as they are swamped with thousands of individual income tax…
News 25's Bryan Kennedy interviews Mitch Bauman about Goodwill Adult Education Programs.
Family members say Bay St. Louis Councilwoman Wendy McDonald is doing as good as could be expected, after being hit by a vehicle yesterday. Eventually taken to a New Orleans hospital after being hit by a car while at a…
News 25's Laurene Callander tells us about the new body cameras for the Biloxi Police Department.
Family members Say Bay St. Louis council woman "Wendy Mc Donald" is doing as good as could be expected after being hit by a vehicle Monday. Eventually taken to a New Orleans hospital after being hit by a car while…
In preparation of tomorrow’s “Star Wars Day,” some local Padawans learned the way of the Force during a special training. The Gautier Public Library hosted a Jedi Training Academy from 6 to 8 p.m. with different “Star Wars” themed activities.…
Melissa’s Bakery in Gulfport is slowly, but surely, working to get back on its feet after 19 inches of water flooded the shop last Thursday. The building is all dried out now, but they’ve had to rip out two feet…
On tonight’s Biloxi City Council was a resolution to submit a grant application to the Southern Rail Commission for funds to help make the current CTA building in Biloxi more accessible. This will help when citizens get off of the…
One Coast restaurant owner is taking full advantage of the creation of Fishbone Alley in Gulfport. For the past several weeks, owner of Corks and Cleaver David Dickensauge has been expanding his restaurant. That expansion features a new market which…
Acadian Ambulance Service’s contract with Jackson County expires in November. For the first time in nearly 16 years, the county is considering going out for an RFP or request for proposal. The move would open an opportunity for another ambulance…
The Biloxi Police Department is asking for updated body cameras that would be no cost to taxpayers. Police Chief John Miller says the current cameras have served their purpose but do not have enough storage space for the amount of…
Travel and tourism is being celebrated today nationwide and Gulfport decided to have a little celebration of their own. City officials and friends gathered at the Gulfport Welcome Center to celebrate. Members of the Audubon Mississippi Coastal Bird Stewardship Program…
The University of Southern Mississippi is taking steps that benefit a healthy lifestyle and allows students to enjoy the Coast’s beauty at the same time. The very first “Seaside Shuffle” was a chance for Southern Miss staff, faculty and students…
Secrets, tips and trades all words of wisdom shared by a group of women leaders in the gaming industry at a luncheon today. Tickets sold out for the Global Gaming Women Luncheon at the Island View Casino in Gulfport. During…
The City of Gulfport wants to remind everyone that scavenging through debris from flooded homes is illegal. If you have a pile that needs to be picked up, report it. City ordinance prevents the rummaging and removal of curbside garbage…
A year and a half has passed since Singing River Health System retirees began their fight for lost retirement benefits. Even though the rain forced retirees into a local Subway, dozens stood with their “Do the right thing” pins and t-shirts, keeping…
Military bases play a big role in our national security and have a major impact on our local economy and community. News 25’s Laurene Callander explains how grants from the Department of Defense and Mississippi Development Authority will fund joint…
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), through its Beach Monitoring Program, issued two water contact advisories Tuesday. These segments of beach are not closed; however, there may be an increased risk of illness associated with swimming in these areas.…
Fourth grade students at Jackson Elementary will soon begin state testing, but before they do, the school put on quite the surprise to motivate the youngsters. Parents joined students this morning in Pascagoula for a surprise school pep rally, hoping…