Principal For The Day In Ocean Springs Schools
Today state lawmakers are one with the students and take over as principal for the day in Ocean Springs schools. Hear about their experience and what they took away tonight at 5:30 on NBC.
Night of Neon in Ocean Springs
Ocean Springs – Saint Alphonsus Catholic School Night of Neon Run and Drawdown Friday November 6th! The night includes a 1 mile FUN RUN beginning at 6:00PM followed by a 5K at 6:30PM. The evening continues with Live Music a Spaghetti Dinner and a $2000 Drawdown. Whether you Walk or Run join us at St Al’s, 504 Jackson Avenue for a night of FUN for the entire Family!
Biloxi Lost A Prominent Business Man
Biloxi lost a prominent business man, Stanley C. Dellenger, on Tuesday, October 20, 2015. Services will be held on Friday, October 23, 2015 at Nativity BVM Cathedral at 12:00 p.m. with visitation from 10:00 a.m. until Mass at 12:00 p.m.
First Autistic Friendly Movie Viewing
On November 7 Cinemark 16 in Gulfport will be offering a sensory friendly viewing of the movie Transylvania 2. Sensory free means lights up, sound down and no shh-ing!
City Of Biloxi Receives Lawsuit
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a class action lawsuit against the city of Biloxi.
"Back to the Future II" Party at The Shed
A Gulf Coast resident went to the Eighties to come “Back to the Future”
No Cost of Living Increase for Social Security Benefits
This year, Social Security celebrated its 80th year. But in 80 years, how far has it really come.
The Navy Wives Club of America Visits the Coast
The Navy Wives Club of America dropped their anchor here on the Coast this week for their 2015 national convention.
American Cancer Society Raises Age Recommendation for Mammograms
One in eight million women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.
Kidd's Kids Day 2015
Today, 107.1 The Monkey was out in Gulfport and Biloxi raising money in honor of The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show.
Fair Association President Talks Jackson County Fair
Food, games and rides for everyone! The Jackson County Fair is back and in full swing.
Gulfport Police Officers and Civilians Recognized
Twice a year, the Gulfport Police Department holds an awards ceremony to ensure the hard work and great deeds of their officers doesn’t go unrecognized.
United Way Women's Initiative Luncheon
Today about 100 women gathered at Café Climb in Gulfport to learn more about Initiative 42 over lunch.
National School Bus Safety Week
Imagine a world with less traffic, cleaner air, and more affordable transportation.
Mississippi Burn Ban
A statewide burn ban is in effect for Mississippi and two additional house fires in Harrison County add to rapidly increasing concerns over these fires.
Early Morning Porch Fire in Gulfport
Some teachers are praised for keeping a porch fire in Gulfport from spreading early this morning.
House Fire in Long Beach
A woman and her son are now safe after their home in Long Beach caught fire just after 3 o’clock this afternoon.
Jackson County Lawsuits
The attorneys for the Singing River retirees are filing over 140 individual lawsuits in Jackson County in reference to the lost pension plans.
ACLU Files Lawsuit Against the City of Biloxi
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a class action lawsuit against the city of Biloxi today.
Rape Suspect Appears in Court
The 44-year-old suspect accused of raping a 78-year-old woman in her home was scheduled to make his initial appearance in court today.
United Way of South MS Women's Leadership
United Way of South MS Women's Leadership Initiative holds luncheon on initiative 42 so these women can make an informative decision when casting their votes. More on NBC @ 5:30
Missing Gulfport Girl Returns Home
The Gulfport Police Department tells News 25 a Gulfport teenager reported missing has returned to her house unhurt. Kristin Kayla Alford walked back into her house at 6:30pm Tuesday. Alford was reported missing October 13, 2015.
Be A Hero 5K
Make a Wish Fundraiser Saturday October 24, 2015 Florence Gardens, Gulfport Registration: 8 am 1 mile run starts at 9 am
Coast Mayors to attend Rising Tides Conference in New Hampshire
Mississippi Gulf Coast Mayors Connie Moran of Ocean Springs, Billy Hewes of Gulfport and Chipper McDermott of Pass Christian will join a bipartisan group of more than 30 mayors and local officials to raise awareness that coastal flooding/sea level rise demands more attention from leaders at all levels of government.