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MS Students Begin Statewide Testing on College & Career Readiness Standards
This week, Mississippi students will begin taking the first part of a two-part test that will measure what they know under Mississippi College- and Career-Ready Standards.
Ice and Snow Possible Again Wed. & Thurs. in Mississippi
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (M.E.M.A.) is again asking the public to prepare for another possible winter storm on Wednesday and Thursday.
Ezell & Cochran to Run in Jackson Co. Sheriff Primary
Some say there's only room for one Sheriff in Jackson County, but in the past three years alone, Jackson County has seen three different Sheriffs.
Black History Month: Jeramey Anderson
We complete our Black History Month series by highlighting a young man whose story impacted the entire state when he became the youngest candidate to win a House seat in Mississippi.
Beau Rivage Participates in Regional Food Fight for 3rd Year
For the third consecutive year, the Beau Rivage participated in MGM Resorts International's Regional Food Fight.
Leonard Nimoy Dies at Age 83
The man generations of television and movie fans knew as Mr. Spock has died.
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Take a moment out of your weekend to catch up on Friday night's local FOX news.
Candidates to Face Off in Aug. Primary for Jackson Co. Sheriff
Mike Ezell won the special election in November of 2014 to fill the vacancy left by Mike Byrd, but Ezell will be up for the general election this November, and he'll be facing Bob Cochran.
Gulfport Seeks Help from State to Build Downtown Aquarium
This week, the House approved a $1 million fund to go toward building an aquarium in downtown Gulfport.
NAACP & Shuckers Team Up to Prepare Candidates for Job Interviews
The Biloxi N.A.A.C.P. and the Biloxi Shuckers are partnering for a jobs and opportunities workshop to be held this Saturday.
Three Candidates Vie for Position of Harrison Co. Sheriff
There are three candidates running for Harrison County Sheriff. Friday, News 25 caught up with them to learn about their ideas for the future of the Sherriff's Department.
Gulfport PD Officer Involved in Shooting on Hwy. 49
A routine, single vehicle accident late Thursday night on Highway 49 left one man dead, not from the accident, but from a Gulfport Police officer's firearm.
Softball Classic Tournament Kicks Off in Gulfport
Thousands of people will come through the Gulfport Sportsplex this weekend for the 2015 Softball Classic.
Monster Jam Roars Into Biloxi This Weekend
If you've recently seen monster trucks on Highway 90, you were getting a sneak peak at what folks will see this weekend at the Monster Jam show at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi.
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All the local news you need from around the Gulf Coast can be found right here.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Gulf Coast Member Chosen as 2015 Mississippi State Youth of the Year
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Gulf Coast (B.G.C.G.C.) member, Josh Womble, was chosen as the 2015 Mississippi State Youth of the Year last weekend in Jackson.
M.D.O.T. to Close Loop Ramps on Southside of Interstate 10 /110 Next Week
As the Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.) continues progress on the multi-million dollar economically driven infrastructure project at the I-10/I-110 Interchange, more phases of construction will be implemented in the coming weeks.
Bay Churches Discuss Race Relations in Open Forum
Thursday night, two prominent Bay St. Louis churches came together to openly talk about race.
HSSM Gives Away Monster Jam Tickets for Cat Litter
If you had extra kitty litter around the house you could have used it for a free Monster Jam ticket Thursday.
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Mississippi Power Teaches Girls About Engineering Through Annual Program
More women than ever are excelling in engineering, a field once dominated almost completely by men.
Activists Still Not Happy with Number of New Jobs at Port of Gulfport
McDermott International will officially become a part of the Port of Gulfport in the next two weeks, but community activist groups feel it isn't enough to satisfy job creation requirements.
Two Local Churches Meet to Discuss Race Relations
In recognition of Black History Month, two prominent Bay St. Louis churches are coming together to openly talk about race.