Here are the winning numbers for tonight’s Mega Millions draw. All numbers are unofficial until certified by the Mississippi Lottery Corporation. Categories: Mississippi State News Tags: lottery, lotto, Mega Millions, Mississippi Lottery
The Mississippi State Department of Health reported 854 new COVID-19 cases and 20 new deaths Monday, including two in Jackson County. The statewide total stands at 116,617 confirmed cases and 3,283 deaths. Here are the numbers for our area: Hancock County has 859 cases and 28 deaths Harrison County has 5,398 cases and 84 deaths Jackson County has 4,693 cases…
The Trinity Episcopal Church Pumpkin Patch has been providing locals with the perfect pumpkins for 38 years now. Despite previous challenges like Hurricane Nate which scattered pumpkins all across the Coast, locals can’t help but fall in love with it. Meet Jeanne Tagge, also known as the ‘Pumpkin Lady.’ She runs this patch in Pass Christian. It’s a common stop…
Meanwhile, the Harrison County Board of Supervisors made a local declaration of emergency for Harrison County this morning ahead of Zeta. The declaration will allow Harrison County access to state and federal assistance if needed. The county remains under an extended local state of emergency for COVID-19. Categories: Featured, Harrison County, Local News, News Tags: declaration of emergency, harrison county
A mandatory evacuation for the Long Beach Harbor has been called as of this morning in the wake of Zeta. City officials say all vessels, lines, hose and dock boxes must be removed no later than 6 p.m. today. Categories: Featured, Harrison County, Local News, News Tags: Long Beach Harbor, mandatory evacuation, Zeta
The defending national champions are putting things on hold due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. According to a release, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is pausing football operations amidst COVID-19 concerns. The stoppage will last for 14 days with team activities slated to resume on November 10th. That means the November 5th home game against Jones College will have to…
A former Biloxi resident and Indians grad made history last week without him even knowing about it. Twenty-three-year-old Malik Sinegal became the youngest African-American in the world to be certified as a Boeing 777 pilot as well as be left seat qualified. Sinegal told News 25 he had no idea that he had accomplished such a feat until a representative…
There were sunny skies and calm water at many Coast harbors this afternoon, but boat owners and officials spent the day making preparations for possible tropical activity. From Biloxi to Long Beach and beyond, boat owners are preparing their vessels for more tropical activity. Over at the Biloxi Small Craft Harbor, Kenny Hebert is busy putting together all the essentials…
It’s a battle between two furry friends as the Salvation Army Mississippi Gulf Coast is hosting their virtual Pet Kettle Fundraiser. The area commanders have their dog Maribelle going against their cat Sarah and you can donate money to whoever you think is cuter. Maribelle is young and energetic while Sarah is a more laid-back shelter cat. One hundred percent…
Community leaders in the City of Gulfport are making sure everyone has a chance to cast their votes this election season. District 119 Representative Sonya Williams Barnes along with other elected officials loaded up the vans and helped senior citizens in the area with free transportation to their polling locations. It’s a last minute push for absentee voting in the…
Harrison County has now been added to Governor Tate Reeves’ mask mandate list along with six other additional counties. At his press briefing this afternoon, Governor Reeves announced the following counties that will be added to the nine already under the order: Harrison Madison Marshall Jones Carroll Leake Benton Dr. Thomas Dobbs mentioned that 19 percent of ICU capacity remains…
The Mississippi State Department of Heath reported 675 new COVID-19 cases and eight new deaths today including one in Jackson County and one in George County. The statewide total stands at 115,763 confirmed cases and 3,263 deaths. Here are the numbers for our area: Hancock County has 850 cases and 28 deaths Harrison County has 5,272 cases and 84 deaths…
Don’t pack up your hurricane kit just yet! While hurricane season is almost over, there’s Zeta to worry about. News 25 reached out to the Harrison County Emergency Management Agency to gather information regarding Zeta preparations. This year, Harrison County EMA has had a lot of close calls, with a lot of practice they’re actively monitoring conditions for residents with…
The Wounded Warrior Project celebrated our brave veterans with a three-day event in Gautier, ending with a bass fishing tournament. Honoring wounded soldiers who fought along side each other caught a lot of attention and bonded these men once again. Dozens of military families, veterans and community members came to Gautier this past Saturday in support of the Wounded Warrior…
The pastor of St. Mark United Methodist Church in Gulfport had an exciting surprise waiting for him in the church parking lot Sunday. Members of the congregation showed their love and appreciation for Pastor Rapheal Johnson and First Lady Cynthia Johnson with a surprise parade. Services are happening online and in house due to COVID-19. But church members say the…
A U.S. Navy aircraft crashed into a house southeast of Mobile, Alabama and at least two people died according to police. The Foley Fire Department has confirmed the residents of the house that was hit during the plane crash were not injured despite the substantial damage to the house. Sources have confirmed the plane that crashed in Baldwin County was…
The 30th annual Gautier Mullet and Music Fest is sure to safely lure in families and festival-goers tomorrow. There will be a few changes as set up begins for the event, including new signage and hand-washing stations. There will be plenty of food, a kid’s zone, live music, and local vendors to get a jump start on your holiday shopping…
It’s spooky season on the Coast, but in light of COVID-19 Halloween looks a little different this year. Tomorrow, the City of Biloxi is hosting their first ever Halloween on Howard. The drive-thru trick-or-treating event kicks off at 5 p.m. Cars are expected to line up on Porter Avenue beginning at 4:30 p.m. Public Affairs Specialist Cecilia Dobbs Walton says…
In this very busy world, it’s good to take time out for yourself. That’s what the folks at the Mental Health Association of South Mississippi encouraged dozens to do today at Self-Care Day inside the Biloxi Civic Center. Self-Care Day included an expert panel, a family recovery story, and much more. Kay Daneault with the Mental Health Association of South…
The family of the late Judge Sheila Jackson Osgood gathered at Moss Point City Hall Friday in honor of her memory. Osgood’s three surviving sons were joined by family members as the oldest, Nubian Holmes, talked about his mother’s legacy. Osgood was found stabbed to death in her Moss Point home Wednesday. The family asked for understanding and care on…
The Mississippi State Department of Health reported 795 new COVID-19 cases and seven new deaths including one in Hancock County. The statewide total stands at 113,876 confirmed cases and 3,238 deaths. Here are the numbers in our area: Hancock County has 816 cases and 28 deaths Harrison County has 5,129 cases and 83 deaths Jackson County has 4,503 cases and…
The Humane Society of South Mississippi is putting on a huge virtual event that’s taking place this evening. You can join their Facebook page from now until 9 p.m. for their virtual Rock and Roll Over Silent Auction. You can also check out their livestream Tailgate Pawty from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. tonight. This will be a virtual even…
The Bay St. Louis Police Department is investigating a murder that occurred Wednesday night. At approximately 11:21 p.m., the Bay St. Louis Police Department responded to a shooting on the 300 block of Keller Street. A witness reported numerous shots fired into an occupied vehicle. A single victim, identified as 30-year-old Trellis Burnett of Bay St. Louis suffered multiple gunshot…
Starting September 9, 2020, Harrison County School District schools will be offering universal free meals to all children ages 18 and under, whether they are learning at school or virtually. On Tuesday night, the Harrison County School Board approved the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s extension of the Summer Food Service Program through the fall semester. The program will allow parents/guardians to pick up…