Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College hosted Mississippi Delta for an NJCAA football battle. The Bulldogs entered week two with momentum after a 41-21 win over East Mississippi, while the Trojans looked to make noise after a week one shutout. The blue and gold offense was alive and well tonight, scoring 44 points in the first half alone. Major props to…
Clear and calm conditions continue tonight with lows in the mid 70s. Friday and Saturday will be warm and sunny, with highs close to 90 each day and mild nights in the low 70s. Skies stay mostly clear into Saturday night, keeping the weekend bright and pleasant overall. Sunday brings more sunshine with highs near 90 with the chance for…
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LONG BEACH, Miss. (WXXV)- The Long Beach Public Library is hosting a Medicare 101 education event. This event will take place September 4 at 1 p.m. At this event, attendees will learn how Medicare can help recipients, along with ways to avoid penalties, and hear real world examples of the Medicare program. This is a strictly educational event. No marketing…
Skies stay mostly clear tonight with temps dropping into the low 70s. Thursday and Friday bring plenty of sunshine with not much chance for showers. Highs top out in the upper 80s, and mild nights in the low 70s. The weekend holds onto that warm, sunny pattern—near 90 during the day and comfortable at night. By Sunday, still lots of…
LONG BEACH, Miss. (WXXV)- Tickets are now on sale for the Taste of Long Beach. This event is one of the most anticipated events of the year. Visitors can indulge in some of the best local bites and drinks from all around Long Beach. There will also be a silent auction with items valued over $10,000. You must be over…
We’re learning more this week about Coast Transit Authority’s decision to phase out its long-time hailing system. The system that previously allowed the public to hail a bus from anywhere on its route will end to allow for safer pick-ups. The system officially ends on October 31. This means starting in November riders will be required to board and exit…
After yet another drawing with no winners, the Powerball jackpot has increased to a historic $1.4 billion. This is now one of the highest jackpots on record. We asked those buying tickets at the Stop N’ Geaux in Gulfport what they would do if they hit the jackpot. Most people said they would those in need, pay off their debts,…
LUCEDALE, Miss. (WXXV)- The George County Board of Supervisors is hosting a ribbon cutting for their brand-new soccer complex. The ribbon cutting takes place Thursday, September 4 at 9 a.m. at the new location located off Fig Farm Road. Coffee and pastries are offered to everyone that attends the ribbon cutting. Categories: Local News, News Tags: George County, soccer complex
Ryan meets Dr. Alexa Delaune, the VP of Veterinary Services, at the Mississippi Aquarium to learn about the live coral at the aquarium, how it’s endangered in the wild, and how we can help save it. Categories: Wild Wonders Tags: coral, dr. alexa delaune, missisippi aquarium, Mississippi Aquarium, Ryan Mahan, wild wonders
One theatre production company is planning murder mystery dinners throughout the month. Alexis Theatre Productions owner Laura Magazzu joins us with the details. For more information, click here. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Alexis Theatre Productions
The Junior Auxiliary of Ocean Springs-Biloxi is hosting their Homecoming Closet this weekend. Joining us is Chapter President Tasha McCullar and Brenna Delagrave with what you need to know if you want to head out. The Homecoming Closet takes place September 6 at In the Zone in Ocean Springs from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for students. The shop opens…
GULFPORT, Miss. — (WXXV) — America’s largest block party will soon return to the Coast for its 29th year, bringing with it thousands of people from all over the world. With over 8,400 classic cars preregistered for the event, it looks like this will be another big year for Cruisin’ The Coast. Executive Director Woody Bailey says that of that…
It is Wednesday once again, and that means we get to meet this week’s WXXV Weather Kid, Wes! Wes enjoys spending time in the South Mississippi great outdoors, enjoying the boating life hopping from island to island in the Mississippi Sound. He also spends time fishing, and knows inclement weather can sometimes impact his outdoor plans. He keeps an eye…
D’IBERVILLE, Miss. (WXXV) — D’Iberville and Gulfport faced off in a 7A volleyball showdown on Tuesday, and it was the Lady Warriors who picked up the 3-0 win at the end of the night. WXXV News 25’s Elizabeth Keen has highlights from the match. Categories: Local Sports, Sports, Sports Team Tags: D’iberville High School, D’Iberville volleyball, Gulfport High School, Gulfport…
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (WXXV) — Ocean Springs and Biloxi are two of the top volleyball programs in the entire state, and they certainly looked the part in Tuesday’s match at Ocean Springs High School. Despite a tough battle, the Lady Greyhounds were dominant, winning 3-0 to pick up the sweep against district competition. WXXV News 25’s Elizabeth Keen has highlights…
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (WXXV)- New and returning anglers are invited to cast their lines and their support at the second annual ‘Hook’em for Heroes’ Fishing Tournament. The tournament is a charity-focused event that honors and assists the region’s first responders and military families. Hook’em for Heroes is more than just a fishing tournament. It’s a way of showing appreciation for…
Mississippi Highway Patrol has released the numbers for this year’s Labor Day enforcement period across the state. Statewide, MHP issued 5,152 citations, made 92 DUI arrests, and responded to 159 crashes, including three deadly crashes in the northern part of the state. The numbers in all these categories are down significantly compared to the 2024 Labor Day enforcement period. Categories:…
Skies stay clear tonight with lows around 70, making for a comfortable evening. Sunshine dominates on Wednesday with highs near 88, and the clear, mild nights continue through the end of the week. Thursday brings more of the same—plenty of sun and highs in the upper 80s, with nighttime temperatures in the low 70s. Friday warms up to near 90…
Some states are taking action to ban the purchase of junk food while using food stamps. Mississippi Auditor Shad White says unhealthy choices are costing Medicaid in Mississippi $21 million to treat things like obesity and diabetes. Auditor White joins us from Jackson to talk about a report his office released. Categories: Featured, Local News, News
We have the newest games from the Mississippi Lottery. Savannah Tirey joins us with the new games of September, the 100 Load and 500 Load Games. Categories: Local News, News Tags: lottery, Mississippi Lottery
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PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WXXV)- Work kicked off Tuesday on phase one of a downtown revitalization project in Pascagoula. The Flagship Streetscape Plan will focus on improvements to the major parking lot on Krebs Avenue and improvements to streets and sidewalks in that immediate area. Funding for this project comes through the American Rescue Plan Act and the plan is to expand…
BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)-The 21st annual Biloxi First Roast is coming up in September. Jennifer Walker, co-chair of the Roast Committee, and Dr. Bobby Watts, the roastee, are in studio with more. The First Roast takes place September 21 at 5:30 p.m. at the IP Casino Resort Spa. For more information, call 228-860-8871. Categories: Community Headlines, Local News, News Tags: Biloxi…