Interview with Managing Member of De La Tour Holdings, Bill Legier
The city of Long Beach is celebrating how far it has come since Hurricane Katrina.
Gulfport High Construction Continues on First Day of School
Summer vacation came to an end for students in Gulfport today, but construction at Gulfport High continued without a break.
Biloxi-Ocean Springs Museum Pass Adds New Locations
Lynn Meadows Discovery Center in Gulfport and Beauvoir in Biloxi are the newest additions to the “Biloxi-Ocean Springs Museum Pass.”
Harrison County Sheriff Candidates Discuss Agendas
Today, Melvin Brisolara joined Troy Peterson at USM’S Long Beach campus to talk about what tops their agendas.
Deceased Woman Found in Jeep Identified
The woman found dead inside of her jeep at the Love’s Gas Station parking lot in Biloxi yesterday has been identified.
Small Chlorine Leak in Woolmarket
Authorities say everything is back to normal after a small chlorine spill caused panic in a rural area of Woolmarket this afternoon.
Mississippi Power Granted Rate Increase
Mississippi Power customers can expect to see a temporary rate increase within the next month.
First day of school at Gulfport High
Books, backpacks and... construction? Hear about the first day of school at Gulfport High tonight on @WXXV25
Mississippi Power granted rate increase
Gulfport, Miss. – Mississippi Power is pleased with the Public Service Commission’s leadership to grant interim rate relief. The Commission’s decision will help lay the groundwork for a permanent Kemper rate structure for the customers who depend on us for clean, safe, reliable and affordable electricity.
Harrison County Sheriff candidate debate
Melvin Brisolara and Troy Peterson meet for Harrison County Sheriff candidate debate. Details on NBC @ 5:30
The Summer Senior BBQ
Plenty of smiles at The Summer Senior BBQ. Of course I found another LSU fan to mingle with. More tonight on @WXXV
Accident on intersection of Wortham and Highway 49
Accident on intersection of Wortham and Highway 49
USM Gulf Park Ten Years After Katrina
When Hurricane Katrina made landfall 10 years ago, the University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park had a similar fate as most places on the Coast.
Construction Continues on Marine Education Center
Construction continues on the new Marine Education Center. Construction workers are out clearing for the new center.
Coastal Delegation Working to Keep BP Settlement Money on the Coast
Teamwork: that’s the name of the game for local state Legislators who are trying to ensure BP oil spill money comes back to South Mississippi.
USM Gulf Park Adding Smart Room to Campus
Today, USM Gulf Park students eagerly flooded campus for orientation in preparation for classes on August 19th.
Community Night at MGM Park
As the homestand for the Shuckers continues, throughout this month a Gulf Coast town will be recognized during the Shucker’s “Community Night.”
Man Receiving Medical Assistance Flees
Earlier today, a medical emergency turned violent after a man suffering a seizure attacked those assisting him and fled
Body Found in Jeep
Biloxi police are investigating a death in the Love’s Gas Station parking lot on Cedar Lake Road this afternoon.
Interview with Shuckers Director of Sales, Chris Birch
As the homestand for the Shuckers continues, each night this week a Gulf Coast town will be recognized during the Shuckers “Community Night.”
Harrison County Board of Supervisors Discuss Budget
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors provides funding for almost 40 elected officials and their employees.
Legislative Luncheon with Philip Gunn
The Gulf Coast received a visit from Speaker of the Mississippi House Representative Philip Gunn.
Jackson County Flood Relief
Flood concerns have plagued parts of Jackson County for quite some time now and supervisors are working towards a solution.
Jackson County District 4 Supervisor Race Heads to Runoff
Just over one week after the primary election, the results are in and Tommy Brodnax still has a chance to regain his old seat on the board for Jackson County.