Are Our Roads Safe Enough for Bicyclists?
In the wake of Tuesday's bicycle accident, pedestrian safety is more important than ever.
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All the local updates from Tuesday night's 9 p.m. show can be found right here.
First Case of Enterovirus Confirmed in Mississippi
Enterovirus, the respiratory illness that's been sweeping the nation, has made its way to Mississippi.
Officials Examining Home Elevators After Accident in the Bay
The cargo lift accident that left one man dead and two injured over the weekend is the third lift accident in Hancock County this year.
Students at Gulfport Central Get Lesson About Cyber Bullying
It’s no secret, middle school is where it all begins with gossip and rumors in the hallways, but now those negative comments are making their way to the pages of the internet for everyone to see.
4th Graders Tour Harrison Co. Farm
Busloads of kids were scattered around the farm for Harrison County Soil and Water Conservation Education Field Day.
Work Continues on Fort Bayou Boat Ramp
There's been a lot of activity at the Fort Bayou boat launch, but for once, it's not busy with boat trailers and fishermen.
Election Commission Prepares for Sheriff Election in Nov.
While there is no presidential election this year, there are several big races coming up this November.
Bicyclist Killed in Biloxi in Collision with Car
A bicyclist was killed Tuesday afternoon after colliding with a vehicle on Highway 90.
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Sturdivant Chosen as All-Star C.E.O. Talent Show Champion
For the second year in a row, Major Gary Sturdivant with The Salvation Army has taken home the Traveling Guitar prize from the United Way of South Mississippi C.E.O. Talent Show.
Wicker Statement on U.S. Airstrikes in Syria
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, R-Miss., a senior member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, issued a statement regarding news reports of U.S. airstrikes on Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and Khorasan targets in Syria.
First Case of Enterovirus D68 Confirmed in Mississippi
The Mississippi State Department of Health (M.S.D.H.) confirms the first Enterovirus D68 (EV-D68) case in a Mississippi resident.
Biloxi School District Kicks Off Mission Graduation
Biloxi school officials met Monday to kick off Mission Graduation, a program designed to help more kids graduate.
Saints Get First Win of Regular Season at Home
New Orleans finally secured a win at their home opener at the Superdome.
Baby Palooza is Big Success Over Weekend
WXXV and Gulfport OBGYN co-sponsored Baby Palooza last weekend, and the event was a huge success.
Biloxi Expands with More Attractions on the Way
As the City of Biloxi expands its tourist attractions with amenities such as the baseball stadium and a possible theme park, the need for additional hotel rooms is at an all-time high.
Law Enforcement Cracking Down on D.U.I.s
With the creation of a new D.U.I. task force last week, drivers can expect law enforcement to be more alert than ever for impaired driving.
Margaritaville Donates Excess Food to Salvation Army
The closing of Margaritaville in Biloxi may have put a dent in the local economy, but will lead to hundreds of needy families getting the food they need.
Southern Comfort RV Park Having Electrical Troubles
People from all over will soon be visiting for Cruisin’ the Coast in just a few short weeks, and many will stay at local RV parks.
Britt Withdraws from Jackson Co. Sheriff's Race
Jackson County's Interim Sheriff, Charles Britt, has officially pulled out from the special election for Sheriff, to be held this November.
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Health Officials Confirm Two West Nile Virus Deaths, 12 New Human Cases
Monday, the Mississippi State Department of Health (M.S.D.H.) confirmed two new deaths and 12 new human cases of West Nile virus (W.N.V.), bringing the state total to 37 cases and five deaths so far in 2014.
Britt Announces Withdrawal from Jackson Co. Sheriff's Race
Britt attributes withdrawal from race to disgruntled employee and personal attacks.