Negrotto's Kicks Off Black History Month w/ Art & Sculpture
Tuesday afternoon, Negrotto's kicked off Black History Month a little early with their 11th Annual African American Art and Heritage Celebration.
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Parents Join Together to Reopen P.A.L. for Their Kids
Parents have started a petition to try and reopen the center, and now another organization is forming to help reopen the center and enhance the P.A.L. program.
MS Proposes Bill to Give Some State Employees a Raise
The Mississippi state legislature has proposed a bill to give all state employees who make less than $50,000 per year a $1,500 pay raise.
Gulfport to Repair Piers Damaged by Hurricane Isaac
After almost three years since Hurricane Isaac damaged the piers lining the Coast, the City of Gulfport is finally getting around to repairing them.
Sandsational Sand Sculpting Brings Magic to Edgewater Mall
There are 26 miles of sandy beach on the Missisippi Gulf Coast, but now, Edgewater Mall in Biloxi has 75 tons of its own sand inside!
Jackson Co. Supervisors Give Update on SRHS Investigation
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors met Tuesday morning to discuss potential litigation against the county and to give an update on the investigation into Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.)
Biloxi City Council Approves New Subdivision in Ward 7
Tuesday, the Biloxi City Council approved an 88 lot subdivision to be built in Ward 7.
Shooting in Biloxi Park Leaves Two Teenagers Injured
A community in Biloxi is condemning a bold act of violence that broke out at a park on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Our Lady of Fatima Elementary Adds Visual Programming Course to Core Curriculum
As millions of Americans and children spend numerous hours on their technological devices, such as computers, iOS products, Android devices and gaming consoles, very few understand how they operate.
Election Year Not Scaring Lawmakers Into Hiding
During election years, legislative chambers in Jackson are typically quieter than usual, as many lawmakers shy away from taking on controversial issues in fear of isolating voters.
Concealed Carry Permits Could Become Cheaper in MS
Lt. Governor Tate Reeves announced in his 2015 agenda his plans to reduce concealed carry permit fees.
Activists Continue to Work for Dr. King's Dream of Equality
This year, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have been 86 years old, but even years after his death, Dr. King's message is still relevant today.
Ohr O'Keefe Displays African American Exhibit for MLK Day
Monday, more than 500 people took advantage of free admission at the Ohr O’Keefe Museum in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Volunteers Give Back for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Many around the Coast had the day off from work or school, but some spent their holiday giving back to the community in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
S.R.H.S. Starts Culinary Program with Moss Point High
When you think of good food, hospital food usually isn't the first thing to come to mind, but Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) is working to change that.
Legislators Support Requiring Kindergarten for All Children
While Common Core has been the hot topic of discussion lately, early childhood education is certainly making its way into the conversation as well.
Gen. Robert E. Lee Remembered as Part of MS History
In 1972, the Mississippi legislature added another historical figure to Monday's holiday, U.S. General Robert E. Lee, who most people know as the leader of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Coast Celebrates 51st Anniversary of Freedom Summer
This year, Mississippi will celebrate the 51st anniversary of the Freedom Summer and remember how protests on the Coast helped promote equality for all.
Gulfport Holds Parade to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday is a day of remembrance for the man who changed our society forever.
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Harrison Co. Gets First Female School Board President
Harrison County has a new School Board President.