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7/29 – Sam Lucey’s “Warm and Cloudy” Tuesday Evening Forecast

Afternoon Rain Chances Continue Through the Weekend

July 29, 2025

Sam Lucey,

Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms developing after 4 a.m. Temperatures will settle in the mid to upper 70s, with light winds overnight. Any rain that does fall should be light, unless a thunderstorm rolls through. By Wednesday, rain chances increase through the day. Scattered storms are likely, especially through the early afternoon. After…

Camp Shelby conducting training exercises throughout August

July 29, 2025

WXXV Staff,

CAMP SHELBY, Miss. (WXXV)- A notice from Camp Shelby, for all of August they will be conducting live fire and training. Live fire exercises are expected to have minimal impact on travel in the area. Troops will also be taking part in maneuver training throughout the training areas of the camp and on public roads. Drivers are asked to be…

Keesler Federal Credit Union meets with Bright Futures Program recipients

July 29, 2025

Chloe Carter,

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV)- Today marked the first day of school for the Harrison County School District and thanks to a generous donation, many kindergarteners are kicking off the school year with supplies they need. It’s year seven of Keesler Federal Credit Union’s Bright Futures Program and that means free school supplies for every kindergartner in the Harrison County School District….

Pearl River County breaks ground on new technology park

July 29, 2025

Megan Fayard,

PICAYUNE, Miss. (WXXV) – A new technology park is underway in Pearl River County. On Monday, officials kicked off construction of development with a groundbreaking ceremony, celebrating the local advancement. Pearl River County is breaking ground on the technology park in picayune, continuing the economic growth of the county. Governor Tate Reeves and members of the board of supervisors…

George County School District Hosts Dyslexia Conference

George County School District hosts inaugural Dyslexia Conference

July 29, 2025

Everett Ganier Jr.,

GEORGE COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- The George County School District hosted its first Dyslexia Conference Tuesday morning. This important event was designed to deepen understanding and improve outcomes for all students and students with dyslexia. The conference theme ‘Encourage and Equip’ emphasized the district’s commitment to equipping educators with the tools and knowledge needed to identify and support students with dyslexia…

Morning Business Report: July 29, 2025

July 29, 2025

WXXV Staff,

Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

MDMR removes 18 vessels in Hancock and Harrison counties

July 29, 2025

WXXV Staff,

GULF COAST, Miss. (WXXV)- The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources recently removed 18 abandoned vessels in two Coast counties. This is part of a large-scale project across the Gulf Coast. Abandoned and derelict vessel removal began in the summer of 2024. Vessels from Hancock and Harrison counties were successfully removed as part of this latest effort. The removals account for…

Gulfport officer returns to light duty following motorcycle accident

July 29, 2025

WXXV Staff,

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV)- A Gulfport police office is returning to light duty following a motorcycle accident in April. Sgt. Jason Cuevas was on his motorcycle when he was hit by a car while on duty. That happened near Harrison Central Elementary School at the intersection of Highway 49 and Dedeaux Road. The police department says his road to recovery isn’t…

The City of Gulfport celebrates 127th birthday

July 29, 2025

Megan Fayard,

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV) — Monday marked the 127th birthday of Mississippi’s second most populated city. We sat down with the Gulfport Museum of History to learn more about where we came from and where we’re headed. Since 1898, a lot has changed. We got the chance to speak with those at the Gulfport Museum of History to dive into the…

Hook’em for Heroes Fishing Tournament

July 29, 2025

WXXV Staff,

Ken Harshbarger is in studio to tell us about a fun fishing tournament going on in Pass Christian. Registration for Hook’em for Heroes ends on September 5 at 7 p.m. at the captain’s meeting dinner. The registration fee is $100 per angler. For more information, click here. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Hook’em for Heroes Fishing Tournament

Moss Point’s Sue Ellen Recreation Center set to receive major renovations

July 29, 2025

Jordyn Lassiter,

MOSS POINT, Miss. (WXXV) -A beloved community center in Moss Point is set to receive major renovations after a tornado forced its building to close doors. Since the storm, the Sue Ellen Recreation Center has remained closed. The city’s 2% food and beverage tax has helped fund the project after early struggles to secure the necessary financing. Phase one of…

07/29 Ryan’s “More Heat” Tuesday Morning Forecast

Expect more heat out there today as hot and humid conditions continue, but rain will start cooling things off.

July 29, 2025

Ryan Mahan,

Another day with more heat out there as Heat Warnings and Advisories continue across the area. Things will start to improve a bit later on thanks to increasing shower and thunderstorm chances, which will keep things on the cooler side in the days ahead. That doesn’t help much initially today though, with heat indices still ranging between 105° and 115°…

11 nursing students learn skills at Memorial Health’s 2025 Summer Nurse Extern Program

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV)- Memorial Health System announced the completion of the 2025 Summer Nurse Extern Program. Eleven nursing students wrapped up the program with hands-on experience, clinical skills, and confidence for the work ahead. The program is collaborative with state organizations and gives any college student in their last year of school experience. Participants work alongside a nurse in their…

Gulfport sees increase in car break-ins

July 28, 2025

Elizabeth Keen,

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV) –Gulfport Police Department says the city has seen a recent increase in vehicle break-ins, with many of the cars being burglarized while unlock. It’s a problem all across the United States: burglars breaking into cars and stealing any valuables that they can find. The Gulfport Police Department is warning of a recent surge in vehicle break-ins, many…

MGCCC’s School and Nursing and Health designated a 2025 Center of Excellence

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

The Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s School of Nursing and Health Professions has been designated a 2025 Center of Excellence. The honor was designated to the school by the National League for Nursing and MGCCC was one of only 21 institutions nationwide selected. Formal recognition will be taking place at the League of Nursing’s Education Summit on September 19. The…

7/28 Sam Lucey's "warm And Dry" Monday Evening Forecast

7/28 – Sam Lucey’s “Warm and Humid” Monday Evening Forecast

Heat Alerts in Effect for Tuesday with Afternoon Storms Returning

July 28, 2025

Sam Lucey,

Expect a mostly clear night with temperatures dropping to around 79 and light winds settling down by morning. It’s going to be a hot and humid Tuesday ahead, with highs near 97 and heat index values that could reach up to 110. A Heat Advisory is in effect until 6 PM Tuesday, for Pearl River, Stone, George, and inland areas…

Tanker explosion in Hattiesburg caught on cam

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WXXV)- An 18-wheeler exploded in a huge fireball on I-59 in Hattiesburg Sunday and the explosion was caught on camera. The 18-wheeler had been involved in a multi-vehicle accident when a massive ball of fire erupted from the truck. First responders already on the scene weren’t hurt, and there were no injuries reported from the collision. There’s been…

Morning Business Report: July 28, 2025

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

Categories: Business Tags: morning business report

Applications opening for 2025 Wild Hog Control Program

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

The Mississippi Agriculture Commissioner announced applications for the state’s wild hog control program open this Friday. The applications will be open from August 1 and remain open until August 15. All counties are eligible for the application period. The state department of agriculture provides traps to landowners and managers for the control of wild hogs on private and forestry lands….

Shoreline Shakers holding tryouts this weekend

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)- The Biloxi Breakers have a dance team for this upcoming season: the Shoreline Shakers. Mandi Nelms and Madison Sullivan join us ahead of tryouts with details on how you can join the team. The tryouts are Saturday, August 2 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 10441 Lemoyne BLVD, Suite C. Call 228-861-9823 to learn more. Categories:…

Three injured in Sunday morning shooting in George County

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

GEORGE COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- The investigation continues into a weekend shooting in George County in which three people were injured. Sheriff’s officials say it happened around 12:30 Sunday morning in the 100 block of Mount Rose Circle. Two of the victims in the shooting suffered gunshot wounds and all three people were taken to George Regional Hospital, where they are…

Biloxi High School Class of 1970 Reunion

July 28, 2025

WXXV Staff,

It’s a walk down memory lane for the Biloxi High School Class of 1970 as they celebrate their 55th reunion this year. Paul Tisdale and Harry Joachim are in studio with more. For more information, click here. Categories: Community Headlines

Bay St. Louis native officially sworn in as city’s police chief

July 28, 2025

Jordyn Lassiter,

BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (WXXV) – On July 25, 2025, Alvin Kingston was officially sworn in as the new Police Chief of Bay St. Louis. Surrounded by city leaders, family, and loved ones, the Bay St. Louis native proudly stepped into his new role during the ceremony. Since November 2024, Kingston had been serving as Interim Chief before his appointment….

07/28 Ryan’s “Scorching Start” Monday Morning Forecast

We're off to a scorching start across South Mississippi thanks to sunny skies and high humidity.

July 28, 2025

Ryan Mahan,

We’re off to a scorching start this week due to high heat and humidity, activating Heat Warnings across parts of South Mississippi. Even in the areas without warnings, we’re still looking at Heat Advisories meaning heat indices will be lingering between 110-115°…so there are no cool spots to seek out. In fact, I don’t even expect to get any of…

7/29 – Sam Lucey’s “Warm and Cloudy” Tuesday Evening Forecast

Afternoon Rain Chances Continue Through the Weekend

Camp Shelby conducting training exercises throughout August

Keesler Federal Credit Union meets with Bright Futures Program recipients

Pearl River County breaks ground on new technology park

George County School District hosts inaugural Dyslexia Conference

Morning Business Report: July 29, 2025

MDMR removes 18 vessels in Hancock and Harrison counties

Gulfport officer returns to light duty following motorcycle accident

The City of Gulfport celebrates 127th birthday

Hook’em for Heroes Fishing Tournament

Moss Point’s Sue Ellen Recreation Center set to receive major renovations

07/29 Ryan’s “More Heat” Tuesday Morning Forecast

Expect more heat out there today as hot and humid conditions continue, but rain will start cooling things off.

11 nursing students learn skills at Memorial Health’s 2025 Summer Nurse Extern Program

Gulfport sees increase in car break-ins

MGCCC’s School and Nursing and Health designated a 2025 Center of Excellence

7/28 – Sam Lucey’s “Warm and Humid” Monday Evening Forecast

Heat Alerts in Effect for Tuesday with Afternoon Storms Returning

Tanker explosion in Hattiesburg caught on cam

Morning Business Report: July 28, 2025

Applications opening for 2025 Wild Hog Control Program

Shoreline Shakers holding tryouts this weekend

Three injured in Sunday morning shooting in George County

Biloxi High School Class of 1970 Reunion

Bay St. Louis native officially sworn in as city’s police chief

07/28 Ryan’s “Scorching Start” Monday Morning Forecast

We're off to a scorching start across South Mississippi thanks to sunny skies and high humidity.

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