8/9 – Sam Parker’s “Burn Ban” Friday Noon Forecast

Very little change to our weather pattern today as a very weak frontal boundary  moves through the region and pushes offshore and weak it shall be because the only change is the lower relative humidity values, across George and Stone county. Strong surface heating will also help mix some slightly drier air down during peak heating as well. This is…

Man accused of stealing trailer, tools from Buc-ee’s construction site

Hancock County deputies have arrested a Kiln man in connection with the theft of a trailer from the Buc-ee’s construction site on Menge Avenue. Hancock County Sheriff Ricky Adam pointed to the work of Investigator James Zugg and two K9 handlers, as well as Harrison County Sheriff’s Department, in recovering the stolen trailer, which included tools used at the construction…

RV fire at Stop ‘N Geaux caused by mechanical failure

Earlier today, an RV caught fire at the Stop ‘N Geaux off Highway 53. According to Gulfport Fire Department District Chief Ian Murray, the firefighters with the department were at the Stop ‘N Geaux filling up their truck with gas when a man came running out of his RV saying it was on fire. Those firefighters acted swiftly in putting…

Man found dead from apparent gunshot wounds in Moss Point

Moss Point Police are investigating the death of a man found Tuesday night.On Tuesday, August 6th at 11:30 p.m., Moss Point police were dispatched to Howze Street where they discovered a deceased man inside of the residence. According to police, the man was deceased from apparent gun shot wounds. Officers on scene identified the victim as 43-year-old Dwan Williams of…

08/09 Ryan’s “Technically Cooler” Friday Morning Forecast

Still hot and humid, but it is technically cooler for the next few days!

To be clear, it is still summer in South MS (hot & humid), but our next few highs and lows will be technically cooler. I say “technically” because if I wasn’t showing you the numbers, you likely wouldn’t be able to tell anything had changed. We started off this week with highs in the upper 90s/low 100s and dewpoints in…

DNA testing helped connect Diamondhead man to cold-cases from California

73-year-old Warren Luther Alexander of Diamondhead is accused of three California cold-case murders dating back to the 1970s… all thanks to new DNA technology. Alexander was connected to his alleged victims after his DNA was entered into a nationwide database and connected to the cold cases by investigators. Ventura County law enforcement officials say the three women died by strangulation….

25 teams in 25 days: D’Iberville Warriors

“Hard nose, straight at your face, no letting off the gas, just right at you football, and just straight at you,” Andre Crosby said. “That’s it.” “Hard work,” Jarimyah Owen said. “You’ve got to have hard work and determination to be a Warrior.” “It’s family, that’s what it is,” TJ Jasper said. “D’Iberville football and the D’Iberville community is family….

8/8 Thursday Team Tropical Update

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

Tropical Storm Debby still in the vicinity of Charlotte this afternoon, with upper ridging over New Mexico. That ridging extends southeastward into the northwest Gulf of Mexico. The circulation around Debby has effectively produced a surface boundary to the north of Interstate 10. Northwest winds have surged along this boundary in the last hour or two to 15 to 20…

Mississippi Aquarium to continue fundraising efforts for penguin habitat

Following Wednesday night’s Penguin-A-Thon, the Mississippi Aquarium is hoping to continue fundraising efforts for its new African penguin habitat. The Facebook live fundraiser gave the community a chance to interact virtually and raised a few thousand dollars to go towards giving the colony of penguins a permanent home in the aquarium. The penguins are currently housed off-campus and visit the…

City of Gulfport invites residents to help design new flag

The next steps in creating a city flag in Gulfport are now underway. The city has opened the flag search up to the public to design a concept for the next flag. Mayor Billy Hewes announced today they are opening an online portal for residents to submit their ideas for the new flag. The deadline for the flag design submission…

Pass Christian Football and Cheer Fundamentals Camp

Pass Christian Parks and Recreation Director Bret Bentz is in studio to talk about their upcoming football and cheer fundamentals camp. The camp takes place August 9th beginning at 6:30 at Pass High Stadium. For more information call Coach Bentz at 228-216-9281. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Football and Cheer Fundamentals Camp, Pass Christian

Roastin’ the Coast with Krangus

Krangus is here to tell us about a comedy roast show happening this weekend in Ocean Springs. Tickets are $15 online, $20 at the door. Food trucks will be out in front of the Mary C. starting at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Juke Joint is providing the bar. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Roastin’ the Coast…

2024 BugFest at the Crosby Arboretum in Picayune

Robert Smith of Wildlife Mississippi is in studio to talk about the upcoming BugFest photo contest. Wildlife photographers of all ages and skill levels have a venue to showcase their camera eye in an insect photo competition. The Crosby Arboretum BugFest 2024 Photo Competition is accepting entries until September 14th for photos. For more information click here. Categories: Community Headlines…

Mississippi Aquarium hosts Penguin-A-Thon

On Wednesday night, the Mississippi Aquarium hosted Penguin-A-Thon: a Facebook live fundraiser that benefits the on-campus habitat for their group of African penguins. “African penguins are actually an endangered species, so it’s really important to try to educate everyone in the public about endangered species, and we’re going to do everything we can to help this species survive,” Mississippi Aquarium…

25 teams in 25 Days: St. Martin Yellow Jackets

“I have been dreaming and thinking about putting on pads all summer. It’s around the corner so I am ready for it.” Now that we are in August, St. Martin senior Monclair Brave is right – Friday night lights are just around the corner. The Yellow Jackets are coming off a season that saw most starter positions filled by freshman…

8/7 – Trey Tonnessen’s “In The Sand” Wednesday Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

Tropical Storm Debby is not moving very quickly, although it should get far enough northward tomorrow and tomorrow night, over central North Carolina tomorrow night to begin feeling the influence of the westerlies. That is not likely to be soon enough to influence forecast high temperatures tomorrow, as forecast soundings indicate little change in boundary and temperatures from today. Precipitable…