GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV) -The Salvation Army of South Mississippi is in need of donations for their food pantry. The Salvation Army relies on donations to sustain its food pantry operations. Recently, the organization has seen a significant decrease in the amount of donations. Many families who rely on the pantry from time to time may have to be turned away…
Over in the city of Pass Christian, the Pirates are celebrating three track and field athletes taking their talents to the next level. The Pass is celebrating the signing of Maleygh Acker, Tristin Jones, and former WXXV Student Athlete of the Week, Anaya Bradley. Both Bradley and Acker were on the 4 by 100 relay team that set a new…
We start off this Monday at Biloxi high school as the four-star offensive tackle Hayden Ainsworth reveals where he’s calling home in 2026. Proud friends, family and teammates gathered at Biloxi high school to celebrate the commitment announcement of the highly recruited offensive tackle Exactly one week after his official visit, Ainsworth knew he wanted to suit up with…
Happy Monday South Mississippi! Temperatures this afternoon reached the upper 80s and low 90s across the coastal areas with showers and storms sparking up pretty early on. Most areas picked up between .25″ and .50″ but a few spots picked up a little over .75″ with repetitive storms passing overhead. Ultimately, Tuesday won’t be much different. Clouds and rain will…
GULF COAST, Miss. (WXXV)- Beginning July 1, all seafood and crawfish sold in Mississippi, whether in grocery stores, seafood markets, restaurants, or food truck, must be clearly labeled as either imported or domestic. Oversight and enforcement of the new labeling requirements will be jointly managed by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources and the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce….
HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- The Harrison County Fire Rescue and Combat Readiness Training Center both responded to a house fire Sunday night. Authorities responded to the house on Highway 53. Both groups got the fire under control shortly after arrival. One person and a dog escaped from the blaze. At this time, the cause of the fire is undetermined. Categories:…
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (WXXV)- The community is invited to celebrate summer and help save lives at the 38th annual Media for Red Cross Blood Drive. This event runs from June 16 through Friday, June 20 at multiple locations on the Coast. Click here to make an appointment. Today’s blood drive was at the Randolph Senior Center in Pass Christian and…
WIGGINS, Miss. (WXXV)- The Wiggins Fire Department held a flag retirement ceremony over the weekend. On Flag Day, June 14, Wiggins Fire Department and the Scouts of America held the retirement event and veterans and the public were invited to bring a flag. These flags were burned in accordance with flag protocol. Categories: Local News, News Tags: flag ceremony, Wiggins…
Shelly Laughlin and Hayley James from the Junior Auxiliary of Ocean Springs and Biloxi join us in studio this afternoon. They’re here to tell us about the 19th annual Gala for the Kids. The Fireflies and Starry Nights Gala takes place on June 28. Doors open at 7 p.m. To purchase tickets or donate visit, jabos.org. Categories: Community Headlines Tags:…
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Joining us in studio is Rachel Dangermond with 100 Men Hall. She’s here to tell us about the Freedom Summer Outdoor Concert. The 100 Men Hall will host a Juneteenth & first day of Summer FREE outdoor concert on the Tin Shed porch, Friday, June 20, 2025 at 7PM. Featuring Lexington, Mississippi’s own Twurt Chamberlain with his band. Come groove…
Expect more of the same pattern of summer-like weather out there again for the next several days with no end in the foreseeable future. That means more afternoon and evening activity each day, with showers and thunderstorms drifting lazily across South Mississippi. I don’t expect severe weather out of any of these, but it isn’t impossible things could get a…
Joining us in studio this morning are Bobby Hudson and Alicia Fairley. They’re here to talk about the Freedom Week 2025 in Gulfport. The events begin June 17 and run all week long. For more information, click here. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Freedom Week 2025, Juneteenth
BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)- On Friday, there was another turtle release here on the Coast, but this time we were able to keep up with their underwater adventures. Crowds packed the beach near Edgewater Mall in Biloxi as the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies held another release for rehabilitated turtles. Kids from the IMMS summer camp cheered on two Kemps Ridley…
Beginning today in Pass Christian, the community is invited to celebrate summer and help save lives at the 38th annual Media for Red Cross Blood Drive. The blood drive begins Monday, June 16 and runs until Friday, June 20 at multiple locations on the Gulf Coast. Monday’s blood drive is at the Randolph Senior Center in Pass Christian from 11…
The Coast Transit Authority announced an adjusted bus service for the upcoming Scrapin the Coast. Due to traffic on Highway 90 during this event, CTA anticipates delays on some routes. To assist with timing, a temporary express route will operate between Gulfport and Biloxi transit centers for passengers with a nonstop route via I-10. Scrapin the Coast is set for…
Our WXXV Play of the Day goes to our local tennis stars for being selected to the MAC all-star team and competing in Jackson this week! Congratulations to Stone’s Cree Cunningham, Ocean Springs’s Warren Hudson, Gulfport’s Cooper Payne, St. martin’s Lennon Rea, and St. Martin’s Paige Baronich! Special shoutout also goes to St. Martin’s Head Coach Glenn Faschnat for coaching…
This past week, seventeen student athletes from our viewing area have been competing at Meridian Community College for the State Games of Mississippi! After tryouts in early June, the state of Mississippi was divided into eight different districts, where the best of the best play each other all week long. District 8, which consists of our coast guys, placed second…
Just when you think he’s done it all, Aiden Boudro’s high school soccer career just keeps getting more and more impressive. For the second year in a row, Boudro has been named the Gatorade Player of the Year. The Gatorade Player of the Year award goes to the top student athletes in each sport in the state of Mississippi. It’s…
On Friday she’s playing golf at Whispering Pines golf club in Moss Point, and on Saturday she leaves to represent Team USA in the Scotland Junior Golf Invitational. Get to know Kelsey Mason’s journey to St. Andrews and how she’s getting there. “Yeah it’s wild!” said Kelsey Mason. “I was like ‘Is this real?’ but yeah, it’s going to be…
Happy Friday! Tonight will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers or storms dwindling by midnight. Temperatures across south Mississippi will drop to the upper 70s with a light south wind under mostly cloudy skies. If skies clear out enough and the wind drops to calm, we may see some patchy fog across the area as well. Saturday…
STONE COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- A company with a major presence in Stone County is expanding its McHenry facility. Anduril Industries officially closed today on more than 125 acres of property next to the current Mississippi Solid Rocket Complex site on East McHenry Road after leasing the land from the Stone County Economic Development partnership since 2020. Anduril plans to expand…
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BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)- Get ready for an action-packed two-day weekend extravaganza, the City of Biloxi and Mover and Shakers Social Club present the Juneteenth Weekend Celebration. The event kicked off with a three-on-three basketball tournament on Friday afternoon. On Saturday, there is a unity walk/run in the morning at John Henry Beck Park. Registration begins at 7 a.m. and the…