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‘It’s not uncommon, but it’s not common either:’ Moss Point Animal Control Officer discusses alligator sightings on beaches

July 7, 2025

WXXV,

MOSS POINT, Miss. (WXXV) — Alligators seem to be as common as deer or raccoons on the Mississippi Coast. According to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, Jackson County alone contains roughly one quarter of the state’s entire alligator population, and Hancock County is distantly in second place with around 3,900 gators of its own. Despite how commonplace…

Runners compete in Sunset Kroc and Roll Race

July 7, 2025

WXXV Staff,

BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)- Saturday in Biloxi, runners participated in a yearly run put on by the Kroc Center. The Sunset Kroc and Roll Race started and ended at Golden Nugget, with a course that took runners across the Biloxi-Ocean Springs Bay Bridge. There were 10K, 5K, and one-mile fun run options for runners. This run helps support the Kroc Center’s…

Flood Safety With Harrison County Emergency Management Agency

Flood safety on the Gulf with Harrison County Emergency Management Agency

July 7, 2025

Jordyn Lassiter,

HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- Many areas in Harrison, Jackson, and Hancock counties are designated by FEMA as Special Flood Hazard Areas, with National Risk Index ratings ranging from high to very high. Harrison County Emergency Management Agency coordinates preparedness and response activities when local flooding turns hazardous. For Harrison County residents, flood zones are available on the county’s website and can…

Volunteers clean up Coast beaches as part of Star Spangled Cleanup

July 7, 2025

WXXV Staff,

GULF COAST, Miss. (WXXV)- After the fireworks subsided Friday night, people across the Coast woke up bright and early Saturday to clean up beach and firework debris on local beaches. It was all part of the Mississippi Coastal Cleanup Program’s Star Spangled Cleanup event. Just in the City of Long Beach alone, volunteers picked up 380 pounds of litter from…

Our Lady of the Gulf Crab Festival wraps up

July 7, 2025

WXXV Staff,

BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (WXXV)- A July 4th holiday weekend tradition wrapped up in Bay St. Louis over the weekend. It was another successful year for the Our Lady of the Gulf Crab Festival. The grounds of the church were filled with families enjoying fair rides, local music acts, and indulging in as much fresh seafood as they could handle….

Living Local – Express Boat & RV Storage

July 7, 2025

Deidre Pyron,

Easily accessible, covered storage is closer than you think! Susie explores the newest boat and storage facility on the Gulf Coast – Express Boat & RV Storage. Categories: Living Local Tags: boat, express, Living Local, rv, storage, Susie Davis

Living Local – KSB Contracting

July 7, 2025

Deidre Pyron,

Susie meets with KSB Contracting to discuss how building a custom home is more affordable than you think. Categories: Living Local Tags: custom home, homebuilders, ksb construction, Living Local, Susie Davis

Morning Business Report: July 7, 2025

July 7, 2025

WXXV Staff,

Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Mississippi Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo wraps up

July 7, 2025

WXXV Staff,

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV)- Another Mississippi Gulf Coast tradition wrapped up on Sunday in Gulfport. We’re talking about the 77th edition of the Mississippi Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo. Since Thursday, teams have been coming and going between the waters of the Mississippi Sound and Gulfport Harbor to bring in their big catches. Barksdale Pavilion has also seen a flurry of activity…

07/07 Ryan’s “Showers Return” Monday Morning Forecast

The showers return after a drier weekend, but still mostly just in the afternoons.

July 7, 2025

Ryan Mahan,

I’m saying showers “return” later today throughout the forecast, but the truth is they didn’t really leave us in the first place…just thinned noticeably! It barely rained anywhere Thursday or Friday, but there were at least a couple of showers and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. Today will end up wetter, but not by much as we’re really just returning to…

Crowds gather for 96th Blessing of the Fleet

July 7, 2025

WXXV Staff,

BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)- The 96th Blessing of the Fleet celebration, one of Biloxi’s oldest cultural traditions, hit the water Sunday. The Blessing of the Fleet began Sunday with the ceremonial dropping of the wreath in the Biloxi Channel while this year’s Shrimp King Brian Gollott and Shrimp Queen Kovacevich greeted shrimpers passing by on their boats in the channel. Boaters…

Wild Wonders – Water Filtration

July 7, 2025

Deidre Pyron,

In this week’s “Wild Wonders” segment Chief Meteorologist Ryan Mahan is with Alex Forts, Life Supply and Water Quality Manager at the MS Aquarium for a behind-the-scenes look at how they keep the water clean and healthy for the many different aquatic animals and plants. Categories: Wild Wonders Tags: alex forts, Aquarium, coral, Mississippi Aquarium, MS Aquarium, Ryan Mahan, water…

Woman Opening Vet Clinic For Rural Area In The State

Veterinarian clinic opening in State Line this fall

July 4, 2025

WXXV Staff,

State Line, Miss. (WXXV)- In State Line, a rural town without a vet clinic or shelter, pet owners and cattle producers have long relied on home remedies in emergencies. Now, one woman is stepping in. Dr. Veronica List plans to open her clinic this fall, but an exact date has not yet been set. Cadence Renfro with the Roy Howard…

Biloxi's First Friday Celebrates Fourth Of July

Biloxi’s First Friday coincides with Fourth of July

July 4, 2025

Megan Fayard,

Biloxi, Miss. (WXXV)- First Friday and Independence Day coincided in Biloxi, a firework show ending the night. Biloxi Main Street’s monthly event turned into a celebration of all things red, white and blue. Attendees brought their lawn chairs and their canopies to listen to live music, indulge in local food truck offerings and check in with local vendors. Those acts…

7/4 – Sam’s “Warmer and Mostly Dry” Friday Evening Forecast

July 4, 2025

Sam Lucey,

Skies will stay mostly clear tonight across South Mississippi and nearby coastal areas, with lows dipping into the mid-70s and calm winds. On Saturday, expect increasing clouds through the day with highs in the low 90s. A few isolated storms could pop up during the afternoon, especially after 2 p.m. Winds will shift from the north to the south later…

Maroon Tide Duo Is Headed To The Sec! Four Star Edge Nolan Wilson Commits To Alabama, And Three Star Offensive Lineman Mitchell Smith Commits To Vanderbilt!

Maroon Tide football duo commits to two different SEC Teams!

July 4, 2025

Ansley Brent,

The fireworks came early at Friendship Park as two Picayune standouts announced their college commitments. The recruitment journey has been an intense one for four-star edge Nolan Wilson and three-star offensive lineman Mitchell Smith and they’re ready to make things official. Starting us off is the State Champion. Mitchell Smith has made his commitment to Vanderbilt University! “It felt like…

UFL Championship Head Coach Shannon Harris returns to his roots at Stone High School

July 4, 2025

Ansley Brent,

A homecoming took place Wednesday morning at Stone High School where a local legend walked the halls reflecting on where his football journey began. From a tri-sport Tomcat athlete to now a UFL champion as the interim head coach, get to know Stone High’s very own Shannon Harris! “This has kind of been the foundation of where it all started…

Discomfort In Talking Sexual Health Leads To Delayed Care

Stigma on sexual health talks can cause delay in care

July 4, 2025

WXXV Staff,

Hattiesburg, Miss. (WXXV)- Conversations about sexual health can be uncomfortable. For many, that discomfort leads to delayed care. One Mississippi resident, who asked not to be identified due to stigma and safety concerns, says those barriers have shaped his experience seeking HIV prevention. Sami Jordan with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center reports. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Care, delayed,…

Discussing Candidates For 2027's Governor Race

Magnolia Tribune’s Frank Corder speaks to Dave Elliott on names expected for the 2027 governor’s race

July 4, 2025

Dave Elliott,

Jackson, Miss. (WXXV)- The 2027 state elections are on the distant horizon. With Governor Tate Reeves term limited, some big names are already jockeying for the position. The next race for governor will be one to watch. Dave Elliott speaks to Magnolia Tribune’s Frank Corder about what we can expect to see. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: 2027 state…

OLG Crab Fest hosting Day Two

July 4, 2025

Megan Fayard,

Bay St. Louis, Miss. (WXXV)- Lots of events happening this week to mark Independence Day in Mississippi, including Day Two of an annual festival in Bay St. Louis. Music acts have been taking the stage on the grounds of Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church for the 41st edition of the crab fest. Families soaking in the beautiful weather…

Grant Chighizola Is Live At First Friday Block Party

Grant Chighizola is LIVE at Biloxi’s First Friday Block Party

July 4, 2025

Grant Chighizola,

Biloxi, Miss. (WXXV)- The City of Biloxi is hosting their First Friday Block Party, coinciding with Independence Day. WXXV News 25’s Grant Chighizola is LIVE in Biloxi, soaking in all the fun. Categories: Local News, News Tags: biloxi, City of Biloxi, First Friday, First Friday Block Party, independence day

“Brain Drain” affecting Mississippi’s economy and workforce

July 4, 2025

WXXV Staff,

Mississippi (WXXV)- Mississippi is losing many of its brightest young adults. They are chasing higher pay, better job prospects and opportunities they say they can’t find at home. It’s a long-running trend known as the “brain drain,” it’s taking a toll on the state’s economy and workforce. Morgan Gill with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center spoke with two students…

Mhp Shares Travel Tips Ahead Of July 4th Holiday Weekend

Mississippi Highway Patrol’s Landon Orozco shares travel tips for the July 4th weekend

July 4, 2025

WXXV,

Mississippi (WXXV)- Mississippi Highway Patrol’s Landon Orozco joins Marco Bitonel to discuss travel tips ahead of the July 4th weekend. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Fourth of July, july 4, July 4th weekend, mississippi highway patrol, travel

Commission Highlighting Mississippi's Role In America

Governor Tate Reeves launches initiative for America’s 250th birthday

July 4, 2025

WXXV Staff,

Jackson, Miss. (WXXV)- Mississippi is launching a state-wide initiative to commemorate the United States of America’s 250th birthday. The director of “Visit Mississippi” says the state’s America 250 Commission will highlight the state’s vital role in America’s history. Governor Tate Reeves believes it will show the people, places and stories that make the Magnolia State special. The Two Mississippi Museums…

‘It’s not uncommon, but it’s not common either:’ Moss Point Animal Control Officer discusses alligator sightings on beaches

Runners compete in Sunset Kroc and Roll Race

Flood safety on the Gulf with Harrison County Emergency Management Agency

Volunteers clean up Coast beaches as part of Star Spangled Cleanup

Our Lady of the Gulf Crab Festival wraps up

Living Local – Express Boat & RV Storage

Living Local – KSB Contracting

Morning Business Report: July 7, 2025

Mississippi Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo wraps up

07/07 Ryan’s “Showers Return” Monday Morning Forecast

The showers return after a drier weekend, but still mostly just in the afternoons.

Crowds gather for 96th Blessing of the Fleet

Wild Wonders – Water Filtration

Veterinarian clinic opening in State Line this fall

Biloxi’s First Friday coincides with Fourth of July

7/4 – Sam’s “Warmer and Mostly Dry” Friday Evening Forecast

Maroon Tide football duo commits to two different SEC Teams!

UFL Championship Head Coach Shannon Harris returns to his roots at Stone High School

Stigma on sexual health talks can cause delay in care

Magnolia Tribune’s Frank Corder speaks to Dave Elliott on names expected for the 2027 governor’s race

OLG Crab Fest hosting Day Two

Grant Chighizola is LIVE at Biloxi’s First Friday Block Party

“Brain Drain” affecting Mississippi’s economy and workforce

Mississippi Highway Patrol’s Landon Orozco shares travel tips for the July 4th weekend

Governor Tate Reeves launches initiative for America’s 250th birthday

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