With much reluctance, the Jackson County Board of Supervisors has confirmed that Diane Robinson, the County’s Animal Shelter Director, has accepted a position as Director of Operations with Atlanta Humane Society’s Mansell Campus.
Some Gulf Coast lawyers got together in Pascagoula Thursday to offer up some legal advice pro bono.
With a fresh new year, Executive Director of the Coliseum, Bill Holmes, is expecting expansion on the horizon.
This weekend, the Mississippi Coast Coliseum gets ready to host its 5th Annual Top of the Hops.
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The City of Pascagoula offered a presentation Thursday night on how to establish a neighborhood association with hopes of bringing Pascagoula communities closer together.
Some home schooled students ventured out to the WXXV 25 studio Thursday for a hands-on tour.
NED is a fictional character whose name stands for three important life lessons: to never give up, encourage others, and to do your best.
A note was found in the bathroom of Bay Middle School, and as a precaution, school officials evacuated Bay Middle School, North Bay Elementary, and North Bay High School, all located on Pine Road.
The Biloxi Police are still asking for the public's help in locating those who shot two teenage victims earlier this week.
Thursday, the Mississippi Department of Public Safety held its annual Crime Stoppers training conference at the IP Casino in Biloxi.
H.U.D. says the port has failed to meet job creation requirements as part of the port restoration project.
Thursday night, Florida Georgia Line comes to the Mississippi Coast Coliseum for their Anything Goes tour.
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A bill to eliminate the $5 inspection sticker passed the Senate Finance Committee Thursday.
During his State of the State Address Wednesday, Governor Phil Bryant expressed the need for more funds for education.
The Pascagoula Police Department and the Gulf Coast High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Program (H.I.D.T.A.) provided free training to local police officers on behavioral analysis and interview techniques to better prepare officers dealing with stressful situations.
Residents across the Coast now have the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of the Gulfport Police Department.
During his State of the State Address Wednesday, Governor Phil Bryant expressed the need for more funds towards education.
Wednesday night, Governor Phil Bryant gave his State of the State Address to Mississippi, highlighting areas where the Magnolia State has succeeded and where we can improve.
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Mardi Gras is just around the corner and krewes around the Coast are getting ready for parades and celebrations, but one group often left out of the festivities had their own party Wednesday.
News 25 sat down with local political analysts to find out what Mississippians need to know from the President's speech.
A group of Gulfport High School students are learning the ins and outs of the police department through a co-op program.