Holloway Submits Resignation to City Council
Biloxi Mayor A.J. Holloway, the city’s longest serving mayor, notified the City Council Thursday that he is resigning his position as mayor.
Mark W. Everson Announces for President of the United States
Former IRS Commissioner throws hat in the ring.
Job Fair to be Held at MS Coast Coliseum March 18th
Get ready to put your resume to good use.
Pascagoula Family Camp Out Scheduled for March 21st
Beach Park will be transformed into a camper's paradise, as Pascagoula Parks & Recreation hosts its family camp out from 12 p.m. March 21st - 11 a.m. March 22nd!
Cab Drivers Speak Out Against Motor Vehicle for Hire Authority
After Tuesday night’s emotional Biloxi City Council meeting, independent taxi drivers feel the Motor Vehicle for Hire commissioners are working against them.
New Candidate Surfaces for Insurance Commissioner
The Insurance Commissioner plays a key role in regulating insurance, and sitting Commissioner, Mike Chaney, now has competition.
MS Power Customers Outraged Over Potential Rate Increase
Mississippi Power customers say a possible rate increase is hard to swallow.
Catch Your Local Wednesday Night News Here
If you missed Wednesday night's news on FOX, you can catch up on what you missed here.
USM Gulf Park Invites Students for Career Showcase
U.S.M. Gulf Park invited the students for a career showcase, introducing them to the campus and all it has to offer.
Gulf Coast Winter Classic Competition Heats Up
This Sunday, March 8th, riders will compete at the Grand Prix event for the largest cash prize of the competition, over $77,000.
Witness Protection Bill Dies in State Legislature
Mississippi prosecutors are disappointed after a bill which would have allowed them to provide witness protection died in the state legislature.
Coast Young Professionals Hosts Talk About Common Core
Education, more specifically Common Core, has been one of the most talked about topics discussed in the Mississippi state legislature this session.
Casino Magic Eyesore to Get Renovations After Katrina
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, an eyesore along the Coast has finally begun construction.
Sidewalk to be Built to Connect Popps Ferry & Atkinson
A new project in west Biloxi is paving the way for safety as construction begins on a sidewalk that will link the Popps Ferry area to Hiller Park.
More MS Students to Receive Free, Nutritious School Meals Through Automated Process
More Mississippi school children will receive free, nutritious school meals through a new automated direct certification system at the Mississippi Department of Education.
Biloxi Main Street District Announces 9th Annual Grillin’ On The Green
The day long festival is scheduled for Saturday, March 14th, 2015 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Biloxi’s Town Green.
Biloxi Honors Hibernia Marching Society for St. Patrick's Day
The Hibernia Marching Society has put on the Biloxi St. Patrick's Day parade each year since 1986.
Biloxi's Finances Looking Better This Year Than Expected
Biloxi's Economic Development Director, Jerry Creel, says the city's finances are looking better than expected.
Moss Point Considers Hotel Tax to Give Jackson Co. a Say in Coast Tourism
A vote from the Moss Point City Council could eventually affect anyone traveling to Jackson County.
See Tuesday Night's Local News Updates Here
All your important local news from Tuesday night's FOX show can be found right here.
Locals Take Home Coveted Covey Awards Tues. Night
Men and women all arrived in their best attire, excited for the awards to get started.
Tensions High Between Cab Drivers & Motor Vehicle Authority
Independent taxi drivers feel Yellow Cab is working with the Motor Vehicle for Hire commissioners to push independent drivers out.
Visions Service Adventures Volunteers Build Houses for Locals
Nine high school students have traveled around the world to help out the people of south Mississippi's low income areas.
Gulfport Has Many Big Development Projects on the Table
Gulfport is the second largest city in the state, and at the rate it's growing, it may not be second long.