M.G.C.C.C. Ranked Nationally in Top Assoc. Degree Producers for 11th Year
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (M.G.C.C.C.) has again been named a top associate degree producer in the nation, with 1,754 students receiving degrees in 2013.
Katrina Remembered on the Coast
Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast nine years ago Friday.
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Saints Players Fight to Stay on the Roster
Thursday was the final opportunity for players to make a good impression on the coaching staff.
Ship Island Excursions Expecting Big Labor Day Weekend
On Labor Day weekend, Ship Island Excursions shuttled more than 800 people to the island last year.
Local Gulfport Businesses Come Back Strong After Katrina
One of the first businesses to build in downtown Gulfport after Hurricane Katrina was Tony's Brick Oven Pizzeria.
Officials Urge Residents to be Safe Over Labor Day Weekend
The unofficial last weekend of summer is here, which means hundreds of families will be out on the water.
Harrison Co. Searching for Hit & Run Suspect
Harrison County deputies are now in the fifth hour of the search for the suspect in a deadly car accident.
Weekend Outdoors Report w/ Barry Foster (Aug. 28, 2014)
Check out this week's Weekend Outdoors Report as Barry discusses what to expect this Labor Day weekend.
Pass Christian Harbor Makes Comeback After Katrina
The harbor in Pass Christian was almost wiped out when Hurricane Katrina blew through nine years ago, but they are now making a comeback.
Long Beach Named 9th Safest City in Mississippi
An online survey released Thursday by Safe Choice Security announces Long Beach as one of the 14 safest cities in Mississippi.
Gulfport Has Recovered Well Since Katrina
Katrina devastated Gulfport, but since then, the city has found a way to recover and rebuild.
Saints Play Ravens in Final Preseason Game
The New Orleans Saints are in action Thursday in their final preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens.
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Make Safety Top Priority this Labor Day
Labor Day is a wonderful time to celebrate achievements of the American workforce during one of the final weeks of summer.
Learn to Kayak with Pascagoula Parks & Recreation
Pascagoula, MS: Pascagoula Parks & Recreation will be offering three kayaking classes during the month of September.
Bishop, Students Will Launch Katrina Tributes
The ninth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina will be a day of remembrance in Biloxi.
Local Instructor Says Girl in Arizona Did Nothing Wrong
A video of the moments leading up to Monday's shooting shows the instructor, Charles Vacca, telling the girl, "All right, full auto."
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Gun Safety Comes Into Question After Girl Kills Instructor
The accidental shooting death of a firing range instructor in Arizona by a 9-year-old girl firing an Uzi submachine gun has raised questions about children and gun safety.
Diamondhead Water & Sewer Plans New Admin Bldg.
The Diamondhead Water and Sewer District is looking to build a new administrative building, and their proposed budget is $3.4 million, money some residents say the city doesn’t have to spend.
American Idol Holds Auditions in New Orleans
Some superstars are in the Big Easy this week, but they're not the ones in the spotlight.
National Cos. Partner to Bring Healthy Lifestyle to Students
September is Childhood Obesity Awareness Month across the United States.