Chevron Says Low Gas Prices Are Due to Cheap Crude Oil
We've all noticed the drop in prices at the pump, but what is making those prices go down?
Battle of Bay St. Louis Discussed by Historical Society
Many people don't realize that the Gulf Coast was the site of a famous naval battle nearly 200 years ago.
Coast to Hire Military Consultant
Tuesday, city councils throughout Harrison County voted to fund a Washington D.C. consultant to come down to south Mississippi.
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Coast Honors Veterans with Annual Salute to the Military
About 1,000 service men and women visited the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and were treated to dinner, a show, and a speech from one of the joint Chiefs of Staff.
Harrah's Makes Pink Drinks for Breast Cancer Awareness
Harrah's Gulf Coast is joining the effort to raise awareness for one of the world's most pressing health issues facing women: breast cancer.
Beau Rivage Teams Up to Support Local Charities
All week long, the Beau Rivage is teaming up with local charities to give back to the community.
M.D.O.T. Working on Lots of Bridges Around the State
Bridges and infrastructure around the state are becoming a big concern of the Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.)
Pass Chistian Company Aims to Replenish Oysters in the Gulf
This year may be one of the worst seasons ever for the local oyster industry, so a Pass Christian company is trying a new method to revitalize oyster reefs in the Gulf.
Coast Holds 36th Annual Salute to the Military
The Gulf Coast pays tribute to the brave men and women who risk their lives to serve our country.
Westside Pier Dedicated to Libby Milner Roland
It was standing room only Tuesday at the Gulfport City Council meeting as the Westside Pier was dedicated to a longtime Gulfport resident.
Biloxi City Council Has More Baseball Worries
The World Series started Tuesday night, meaning the baseball season will soon come to an end. That's bad news for the City of Biloxi.
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Ohr to Launch Campaign to Restore Oaks
When world-renowned architect Frank Gehry first looked at the site for the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art on east beach, he envisioned shiny buildings nestled neatly among the grove of majestic oak trees.
Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce Call for Volunteers for Annual Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival
The 36th Annual Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival is only weeks away and as preparation for the festival, the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce – Main Street – Tourism Bureau is calling for volunteers to help.
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Relief at the Pumps as Gas Prices Fall for Fall!
One thing we're sure everybody is happy about are the prices at the pump.
Jackson Co. Fair Brings Rides, Food, & Fun
The Jackson County Fair is in full swing down in Pascagoula.
Health Officials Say Flu is Bigger Risk Than Ebola
The State Epidemiologist says Mississippi hospitals are set to handle any cases of Ebola should they appear, but health officials say the public should be more focused on their risk for the flu, which kills about 36,000 people each year.
Gulfport-Biloxi Airport is Prepared for Potential Ebola Outbreak
Monday, officials with the Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport say they are more than prepared if there is an Ebola outbreak at the facility.
Are Hunting & Fishing Constitutional Rights?
This year on Election Day, Mississippians will get the chance to vote on whether or not hunting and fishing should become a constitutional right.
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National School Bus Safety Week
While experts say riding a school bus remains the safest way to transport a child to and from school, that doesn’t mean there still aren’t dangers.
Ingalls Sponsors 'Fit Kid Initiative' to Promote Health
These days, many employers are promoting healthy lifestyles among their employees to increase productivity at work, but Ingalls Shipbuilding is taking it a step further by encouraging the next generation of workers to starting living healthy now.