Coffee with First Responders in Long Beach
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce hosted Coffee with First Responders at Bankhouse Coffee in Downtown Long Beach. Law enforcement officials met with the community to better foster a…
No structure damage after fire in Vancleave
A fire reported in Jackson County affected 20 acres in Vancleave Thursday afternoon. According to the Mississippi Forestry Commission’s Kevin Craft, the area affected was near Seaman Road. The fire was 100 percent contained around 8 p.m. Thursday night. There…
Arrested and charged with felony animal cruelty in Pascagoula
On January 30, 2024, Pascagoula Police Officers responded to a disturbance call at Cambridge Park Apartments involving Derrick Moody of Pascagoula. Upon arrival, officers discovered that two Pitbulls had recently been abused. The extent of the abuse is being investigated…
Hancock Chamber of Commerce announces 2024 Board of Directors, Heather Ladner Smith as president
Hancock Co., Miss. - Feb. 1, 2024 - The Hancock Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the 2024 Board of Directors: President: Heather Ladner Smith, Butler Snow Vice President: Jeremy Compretta, Community Bank Treasurer: Rea Montjoy, Select Administrative Services…
Mississippi Department of Education launching new campaign for reading scores
The Mississippi Department of Education is launching a new campaign called "Know Your Child's Reading Score." This comes in an effort for parents and guardians of kindergarten through third grade students to be informed of their child's reading ability and…
I-10 W to CLOSE overnight at Menge Avenue
JACKSON, MISS. – All lanes of I-10 westbound at Menge Ave. will be closed overnight on Thursday, Feb. 15 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. as part of the…
Seabees planning Force Protection Exercise beginning Monday
Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport will participate in force protection exercise Citadel Shield-Solid Curtain beginning Monday. “Citadel Shield-Solid Curtain is an excellent opportunity for NCBC Gulfport to evaluate and assess existing and new force protection capabilities,” said Capt. Ana Franco,…
Final salute to Moss Point resident and 104-year-old veteran Willie James Smith
We are offering our final salute to the oldest World War II veteran in Moss Point, Willie James Smith passed away just a few…
Breakfast with Mayor Holloway set February 7
Breakfast with Mayor Kenny Holloway is planned for next week. On Wednesday, February 7 from 8 to 9 in the morning, citizens can meet with Mayor Holloway…
CORE X Partners establishing cold storage operations in Gulfport
Jackson, Miss. (February 1, 2024) – CORE X GULFPORT, a subsidiary of CORE X Partners, is establishing cold storage operations at the Port of Gulfport. The project is a more than $73 million investment and will create 73 jobs. CORE X…
Singing River Hospice of Light ribbon cutting in Lucedale
Singing River Hospice of Light is celebrating 30 years of service, but that’s not the only thing they are celebrating! The grand opening of the Hospice…
Jackson County Board of Supervisors holds State of the County Address
This afternoon, Jackson County Board of Supervisors held its State of the County Address. District Four Supervisor Troy Ross currently holds the presidency seat on…
Stone County superintendent contract not renewed
The future fate of Stone County Superintendent Inita Owens has now been decided. The Stone County School Board has chosen not to extend Superintendent Inita Owens contract. The decision was…
Newly elected Stone County Sheriff aiming for change
Newly elected Stone County Sheriff Todd Stewart is working to make changes in both the Stone County Sheriff's Department and Stone County community. The sheriff is focusing on…
Recreational Offshore Landing Permit required for Mississippi anglers when fishing for reef species
BILOXI, Miss. – Beginning February 1, 2024, it will be mandatory for Mississippi anglers to obtain a Recreational Offshore Landing Permit to possess any reef fish species which includes any species of snapper, amberjack, grouper, hind, triggerfish and Cobia in Mississippi waters.…
Hancock man charged with embezzlement
A Hancock County man was arrested this morning and charged with embezzlement. Bay St. Louis police say 30-year-old Andre Barbazon is charged with embezzlement-money received on contract. He was taken to Hancock County jail and bond was set at $10,000.…
2024 Presidential Primary Absentee Ballots Now Available
JACKSON, Miss. – Absentee ballots for the 2024 Democratic and Republican Presidential Primaries are now available in the county circuit clerk's office. To verify eligibility, Mississippians can utilize the Step-By-Step Absentee Guide from the Secretary of State's Office or contact their local…
Mississippi lawmakers advance bill to legalize online sports betting
BY MICHAEL GOLDBERG Updated 6:06 PM CST, January 30, 2024 Share JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A bill advancing in Mississippi’s Legislature would legalize online sports betting in the state, where analysts say consumer demand continues to fuel a thriving black…
City of Diamondhead to hold runoff for ward 4 city council seat
It looks like this special election is not over yet! Just a reminder: this election is for the Ward 4 city council seat, which is currently empty since Chuck Clark…
'Gifted and Talented' program taking place at Pass Road Elementary on February 16th
Pass Road Elementary 'Gifted and Talented' program exhibition will take place on February 16th. Talented and creative 4th and 5th graders will showcase their creativity, problem-solving skills, and…
Diamondhead hosting special election for Ward 4
News 25's Brooke Parker went to Diamondhead while the polls were open and spoke with the candidates of the special election. [blox_vms account="WXXV" key="f05127bde9e8f95305f2222cfae06eca3d8c8453" vtitle="Diamondhead candidates discuss the other…
Child's Walking Parade happening February 2nd
The city of Biloxi is getting ready for one of its unique parades. The Annual Children's Mardi Gras Walking Parade is this weekend! The parade will start at…
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month
January is almost to a close, but the month is significant to those who have or are suffering from human trafficking. Human Trafficking Prevention Month is to educate the community…
Pascagoula Library announces plans for spring closure
The Pascagoula Library announces plans for spring closure due to renovations. The library will undergo renovation including a new HVAC system, elevator, and updated building requirements. Effective immediately, the Singing River Local History and Genealogy Library on the second floor…