Luciano Family Searching for Answers
The family of 23 year old Shelby Luciano, killed three weeks ago, continues searching for answers in her death.
Jackson County Residents Hope for Removal of Empty Slabs
Almost a decade after Katrina and some parts of the Gulf Coast are still suffering with empty slabs.
Hurricane Katrina Slabs to be Removed
Slabs left from Hurricane Katrina will soon be a thing of the past in the city of Gulfport.
Mississippi Power to Refund Customers
Mississippi Power customers could see lower bills starting next month and refunds by November.
July 4th Weekend Sparks Tourism
For the Fourth of July weekend, business picked back up to normal.
Jackson County Sheriff’s Office Seek Information in Missing Person Case
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a missing person case with suspicious circumstances.
Mississippians Gather in Jackson to Show Support for State Flag
Mississippians supporting the state flag, which includes the Confederate Battle emblem, rallied at the state capitol this morning.
More Development to Come to Harrison County Fairgrounds
The Harrison County Fairgrounds off County Farm Road sit on over 630 acres of land. But are they being used to their full potential?
Harrison County Board of Supervisors Approve Plans for Boat Ramp and Park
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors approved the construction for roadway improvements needed for the park and boat launch.
Fourth of July Weekend Leaves Coast Beaches Trashed
The holiday weekend might be over but the Gulf Coast is seeing a messy aftermath.
Local Agencies Discuss How They Believe BP Settlement Should Be Used
We all know that Mississippi has $1.5 billion in settlement money from BP coming its way over the next 17 years, but what should that money be used for?
Four Jackson County Students Receive Scholarships from Mississippi Association of Supervisors
Four out of 15 Mississippi Association of Supervisors scholarships were awarded to students from Jackson County.
Jackson County Board of Supervisors Host ‘Meet and Greet’ with SRHS Officials Next Week
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors is inviting state lawmakers and the public to a “meet and greet” with Singing River Hospital officials next Monday.
Lee Greenwood Performs at Harrah’s Gulf Coast
The Fourth of July weekend was kicked off in patriotic fashion at Harrah’s Casino tonight. Singer and song writer Lee Greenwood put on a free concert for fans.
Couple Ties the Knot at MGM Park
MGM Park has already kicked off the celebrations with amazing fireworks and a wedding! Tonight, a couple got married at home plate. News 25’s Shelby Myers is live at MGM Park.
Mississippi Audubon Wants Residents to Be Mindful of Endangered Birds
Miles of fences line the beaches stretching from Biloxi to Pass Christian and it’s all to protect a small but important group that flies to the coast every summer: the least terns.
Fourth of July Fun at MGM Park
MGM Park is celebrating its first ever Fourth of July tomorrow and they have big things planned.
D’iberville Police Department Patrolling Around the Clock This Weekend-
The Fourth of July is one of the most heavily travelled holidays all year. That’s why the D’iberville Police Department will be patrolling around the clock to ensure safety on the roads.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Wants to Remind Drivers to be Safe this Weekend
Mississippi Highway Patrol wants to remind people to buckle up, reduce speed and don’t drink and drive.
Attorney General Jim Hood Comments on BP Settlement
State Attorney General Jim Hood said in yesterday’s press conference that he believes the state negotiated the best deal possible for Mississippi.
Voter Registration for August Primary Election is Tomorrow
As a reminder, the deadline to register to vote in the August 4th primary election is tomorrow, July 4th.
Candidates Prepare for Harrison County Coroners Election
Next month, Harrison County Coroner Gary Hargrove will face something he hasn’t seen in eight years: an opponent.
Interview with Musician Lee Greenwood
News 25’s Shelby Myers is live on the Great Lawn with Lee Greenwood