Voter registration deadline coming up for Bay St. Louis primary election
A heads up for residents of Bay St. Louis, the deadline for voter registration is coming up fast. Voters have until Monday, March 3rd at…
Project to improve railroad crossings in Long Beach
Work begins next week to improve nine Long Beach railroad crossings. City leaders tell us the $3.3 million project has been nearly five years in the making and…
Mississippi River Basin Fishery Commission Act of 2025
Representative Mike Ezell teamed up with a Louisiana representative to establish the Mississippi River Basin Fishery Commission. What the commission would do is: Establish the Mississippi River Basin Fishery…
IMMS offers way to track released turtles
We take a look at two recently released turtles from IMMS. Toast Malone and Moby were released on February 17th off Biloxi Beach. This was the first release of the new year as well, these two being fitted with trackers.…
ICE Gulfport worksite enforcement operation results in multiple arrests
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, working with U.S. Border Patrol’s Gulfport Station, and the Drug Enforcement Administration Gulfport, conducted a worksite enforcement operation at Gulf Coast Prestress Partners, Ltd. in Pass Christian, Mississippi. ICE Gulfport served…
Black History Month Spotlight: George ‘Chuck’ Patterson
In honor of Black History Month here at WXXV we are spotlighting individuals who are making a difference in their community. To finish out the month of February, WXXV…
Residents let the good times roll at the Pillars of Biloxi Mardi Gras Ball
The Mardi Gras spirit can be felt all across South Mississippi right now and that was especially true at the Pillars of…
Mississippi House panel approves casino tax increase
By GEOFF PENDER/Mississippi Today Updated 11:11 AM CST, February 26, 2025 A Mississippi House committee has approved a proposed tax increase on casinos. House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Trey Lamar said his bill would increase taxes on Mississippi casinos from…
Pascagoula City Councilman John F. 'Johnny' Walker dies
The City of Pascagoula announced the passing of City Councilman John F. “Johnny” Walker. Councilman Walker passed away on February 21st, 2025. Councilman Walker served on the Pascagoula City Council since 2021. In a statement, the city said, “Johnny’s impact…
N.O.A.A. B-WET Program teaching environmental conservation at Magnolia Middle School
In recent years, the City of Moss Point has been working to preserve their many bodies of water and Magnolia Middle school is looking to continue…
TRAFFIC ALERT: Overturned 18 wheeler on I-10 E near Exit 20
UPDATE: As of 11:30 a.m., all lanes are reopen. State Troopers are on the scene of an 18-wheeler crash near Exit 20 eastbound. There will be intermittent road closures for the next several hours as emergency personnel work to clear…
WXXV 25's Jordyn Lassiter participates in Ocean Springs King Cake Contest
The Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce is hosting a king cake taste-testing contest through February 28th. Locals and visitors can stop by to vote for their favorite king cake.…
Learning about STEM at Infinity Science Center
Infinity Science Center is hosting a free event for kids on the Coast this Saturday. A type of block party takes over the center. All are invited to come…
Lynn Meadows and Gulfport School District teaming up for a food truck
Lynn Meadows Discovery Center and the Gulfport School District are partnering to provide a food truck for campers this summer. Food will be prepared…
Ribbon cutting for Navy Exchange Micro Market in Pascagoula
Over in Pascagoula, they held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of a Navy Exchange Micro Market. The market will provide 24/7 self-service access to food…
Dept. of Public Safety Commission Sean Tindell discusses issues at Driver Service Bureaus
Driver Service Bureau offices statewide were shutdown for a while and are now open with limited service because of problems with the system.…
Black History Month Spotlight Preview: Getting to know George 'Chuck' Patterson
In honor of Black History Month here at WXXV we are spotlighting individuals who are making a difference in their community. To finish out the month…
Gautier Middle School students visit the WXXV News Studio
WXXV had a few visitors earlier this morning as students from Gautier Middle School came to the set! Ms. Warden brought an eighth-grade class during an intersession period. During that time,…
City of Long Beach announces railroad crossing grade improvements
Long Beach, MS, February 25, 2025– The City of Long Beach is scheduled to begin the Railroad Crossing Grade Improvement Project on Monday, March 3rd. This project will involve improvements to 9 railroad crossings across the city and is expected…
TRAFFIC ALERT: Car, 18-wheeler crash on I-10 in Jackson County
A heads up for drivers in Jackson County. According to MHP Troop K Spokesman Landon Orozco, a car and 18-wheeler were involved in a wreck westbound on the Pascagoula River Bridge. Two injuries have been reported. This incident happened near…
Krewe of Barkloxi Pawrade rescheduled
The Krewe of Barkloxi Pawrade has announced another schedule change! The pawrade was originally scheduled to roll through Biloxi on Sunday, February 23rd but was postponed to March 3rd. However, according to the Krewe of Barkloxi's Facebook page, they have…
DMV will be open with limited services available
The Driver Service Bureau has released a new update following another day of issues statewide. The bureau is still experiencing software issues. They announced they will be open today under normal business hours despite expected delays. Limited services will be…
228 Day Open House and Ribbon Cutting
Tiffany Bell and Christen Duhe with the Gulf Coast Community Foundation are in studio today. They’re here to talk about 228 Day Open House and Ribbon Cutting. The 228…
The latest on Pope Francis’ health
As Pope Francis remains in critical condition, many of you may be wondering what the next steps would be for the Catholic Church if he were to pass. WXXV Spoke…