Weather causing road flooding, power outages along Coast
City officials and first responders are reporting some issues this morning caused by the weather. In Biloxi, Cedar Road is closed from the Methodist church to Christian Assembly…
Severe weather causes flooding in Biloxi neighborhood
Torrential rain, high winds and thunderstorms caused flash flooding across South Mississippi. News 25's Spencer Pullen was in Biloxi to talk to affected nearby residents. Good morning South Mississippi, currently I'm…
Severe weather tips from Gulfport Fire Department
News 25's Spencer Pullen was at the Gulfport Fire Department with tips to stay…
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says Bonnet-Carré Spillway caused "minor" impact, Mississippi Sound Coalition disagrees
The Mississippi Sound Coalition released its rebuttal to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers claim that the Bonnet-Carré Spillway only caused…
Tunnel to Towers Foundation pays off Deputy Malone’s mortgage
In the days after George County Deputy Jeremy Malone was killed in the line of duty, the community reached out to help his family. A GoFundMe page…
Mississippi Power preparing for severe weather
Torrential rain, high winds, and thunderstorms are expected to have an impact on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Schools, businesses, and organizations are already making plans to deal with the severe weather. News 25’s…
Krewe of CASA Mardi Gras Gala benefiting those in need
On Saturday, the 12th annual Krewe of CASA Mardi Gras Gala was presented by Warren Automotive and Parker Contracting. This annual event kicks off Carnival season…
Ocean Springs Freshman Student Council holds inaugural Mother-Son Dance
One local high school gave mothers and their sons the opportunity to make memories of a lifetime over the weekend. On Saturday, the Ocean Springs High School…
Power lines being de-energized next Wednesday - January 17
Heads up for D'Iberville residents for next Wednesday, January 17. Coast Electric will need to turn off power from 8 in the morning until noon to make changes to electrical facilities. Power lines will need to be de-energized for workers…
Local church celebrates with annual Epiphany Bonfire
The good times are now rolling here on the Coast. One local church kicked off Carnival festivities over the weekend with a bonfire. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church held its…
CTA routes ending early due to inclement weather
Due to forecasted inclement weather on Monday, January 8, 2024, Coast Transit Authority will be ending several bus routes early. The route closures on Monday, January 8, will be as follows: Casino Hopper – Route 2 will end at 7:33…
1/8 - The Chief's "Afternoon/Tonight SEVERE POTENTIAL" Monday Afternoon Forecast
Elevating moisture running near record values for this time of year will fuel this afternoon/tonight's system . A deep warm rain process will begin as the…
Community safe rooms open in Pearl River County
In anticipation of potential severe weather this afternoon, and overnight tonight, The Pearl River County Office of Emergency Services announces that ALL THREE community safe rooms will open today at 4:00 PM and remain open until the threat of severe…
Letting the Good Times Roll at Kings Parade in Moss Point
This year, the City of Moss Point kicked off the carnival season with a Kings Parade. In Moss Point, they set the tone for the…
Vancleave man sixth suspect charged in 2023 shooting in Latimer
A Vancleave man is in custody, charged in the 2023 shooting in Latimer. Sheriff John Ledbetter said 44-year-old Ricky Dale Reed is charged with hindering prosecution. Reed's home was where deputies located Tanisha Chaisson on January 1st. Reed was arrested…
Runners participate in Frosty Kroc Race
Local runners put their skills to the test to start the new year for the annual Frosty Kroc Race by the Salvation Army Kroc Center. Runners of all ages began…
The First Severe Threat of the New Year
A developing system to the west will move through the area this afternoon/overnight. A 'severe potential' will affect South Mississippi, level 3 of 5 threat expected. All forms of severity will be possible including isolated tornadoes. Our Weather Authority team…
School schedule changes in preparation for weather
Due to potential severe weather in the area, schools across the Coast are changing their schedules. St. James Catholic School: For the safety of students and families, and due to the incoming inclement weather, St. James Catholic School will close…
Funeral arrangements announced for George County deputy
George County Deputy Jeremy Malone will be buried Friday in Harlston, Mississippi, the sheriff announced over the weekend. Malone was killed in the line of duty on January 4, 2024 during a traffic stop in George County. Sheriff Mitchell Mixon…
Perkinston man dies in single-vehicle crash on Highway 53
A Perkinston man died over the weekend in a one-vehicle crash, Mississippi Highway Patrol reports. MHP said that about 7 p.m. Friday, troopers responded to a crash on Highway 53 in Harrison County. A 2014 Chevy pickup driven by 41-year-old…
USM Music Faculty to Perform at Carnegie Hall
Three faculty members and a student from The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) School of Music will perform a chamber music program in the Weill Recital Hall at renowned Carnegie Hall on Jan.11 at 8 p.m. The chamber music program,…
Hiring events in Mobile and New Orleans for NOAA research ship jobs
NOAA Marine and Aviation Operations will hold two hiring events in the Gulf Coast region to recruit professional mariners to work aboard NOAA’s ocean research ships. The first event will be in Mobile, Alabama on Jan. 23 and the second…
Grove Scholars Promotes Equity in Critical STEM Fields
OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi Grove Scholars program – which helps Mississippians from underrepresented groups earn degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics or health care – is growing as it enriches lives and makes the state's workforce…
Running on refuse: NIFA grant to fund MSU study of biomass-derived transportation fuel
STARKVILLE, Miss.—The future of fuel is practical, sustainable and green, and Mississippi State’s Department of Sustainable Bioproducts is committed to discovering solutions that will power tomorrow’s fuels. El Barbary Hassan, department professor and scientist in the university’s Forest and Wildlife…