Incumbent, Neil Harris, Keeps Chancery Court Judge Seat
After irregularities involving voter IDs and affidavit ballots were cleared up, it was determined that incumbent, Neil Harris, will keep his seat, but this election may not be over yet.
Former Gulfport City Councilwoman Passes Away
Thursday, former Gulfport City Councilwoman, Libby Milner Roland passed away after a battle with cancer.
Cold Weather Shelters Open Across the Coast
Near freezing temperatures mean cold weather shelters across the Coast are opening up to help local homeless people.
Watch the Latest Local News from Thursday Evening Here
If you missed any of Thursday evening's 5:30 p.m. local news, you can catch up on it right here.
A.M.R. Reminds You to be Mindful of Cold Weather Dangers
American Medical Response (A.M.R.) has important suggestions for avoiding, recognizing and treating two deadly cold-related illnesses: hypothermia and frostbite.
Jackson Co. Youth Football Assoc. Superbowl Championship Set for Nov. 16th
Pascagoula has drawn for the first ever Jackson County Superbowl to be held at War Memorial Stadium on Sunday, November 16th starting at 1:00 p.m.
Are You & Your Car Ready for the Next Polar Vortex?
Last year showed us that winter weather can come sooner, end later, and hit unsuspecting parts of the country.
Silver Slipper Moves Closer to Hotel Completion
Wednesday, the Silver Slipper moved one step closer toward completing its hotel.
Catch Up on Wednesday Night's 9 p.m. News Here
If you weren't able to watch your local news Wednesday night, you can watch it here at your convenience.
Gautier PD Hunting Down Suspects After Car Chase
Police are still looking for two suspects involved in a high speed chase that started in Gautier Wednesday morning.
What Are the Odds? (Part 3)
The closings of four Atlantic City casinos left those who have worked their entire lives in casinos without a job.
Mississippi Power Provides Electrical Fire Training
Home electrical fires account for 51,000 fires each year, resulting in 500 deaths.
Gulfport High Choir Wins Big in State Competition
The Gulfport High Choral Department dominated the competition during the Riverland Choral Festival in Pearl on November 7th.
TV & Movie Filming Becoming More Prevalent on the Coast
The filming of movies and TV shows is something that is becoming a more common occurrence on the Coast.
Autopsy Info Being Withheld in Long Beach Homicide Case
As of Wednesday, officials are not releasing the results of an autopsy in the homicide case of a Long Beach woman found dead in her home Tuesday morning.
Gautier PD Searching for Suspects in Car Burglaries
A high speed chase Wednesday morning led Gautier Police nearly 20 miles into Ocean Springs.
Harrison County Cold Weather Shelter
Harrison County Supervisor of District 1, Windy Swetman, announces that a Cold Weather Shelter will be open at the Kenny Fournier Multi-Purpose Center 10395 Automall Parkway, D’Iberville on Thursday, November 13th and Friday, November 14th.
Salvation Army to Open Cold Weather Shelters Thurs. & Fri.
The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelters in Gulfport and Pascagoula will be open due to predicted cold temperatures on Thursday, November 13th and Friday, November 14th, 2014.
Jeff Davis Elementary Has Highest Number of Military Kids
According to school officials, about half of the students at Jeff Davis are children of military personnel, the most for any school on the Gulf Coast.
Jeramey Anderson Addresses His Voters in First Address
Most 21 year olds are just getting ready to take their first drink, but one Moss Point native was giving his first State of the District Address as a newly elected state representative.
Ezell Refuses to Debate McIlrath in Sheriff's Runoff
With just two weeks until the runoff election, the Jackson County Sheriff’s race is heating up.
Long Beach Police Investigating Death as Homicide
According to our media partner, the Sun Herald, 48 year old, Kimberly Watts of Long Beach, was the victim in what is now an ongoing investigation.
See Tuesday Night's Local News Right Here
Just in case you missed Tuesday night's local news, you can catch up right here.
What Are the Odds? (Part Two)
In part two of our ‘What are the Odds?’ series, the remaining casinos in Atlantic City that were able to reinvest in their properties are beginning to see profits again as east coast gamblers have fewer casinos to place their bets.