Another candidate forum is being hosted this Saturday in Ocean Springs. All candidates are invited to attend, the forum being a free event. Those planning to attend can email their questions and comments to oselections2025@gmail.com. The Ocean Springs Civic Center will host the forum from noon to 2 p.m. Categories: Local News, News Tags: candidate forum, elections 2025, Ocean Springs
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce is hosting Touch-a-Truck this Saturday. Head out to the Long Beach Harbor to get up close with fire trucks, ambulances, and a few construction vehicles. Admission is free with the fun running from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call Mississippi Coast Chamber of Commerce at 228-604-0014. Categories: Local News, News Tags:…
Libraries on the coast are hosting programs for all ages. First up is the Vancleave Library. They will teach kids how to make chalk starting at 4 PM on Tuesday. The program invites those aged 5 – 12. The library does warn supplies are limited, you are asked to sign up at the front desk. Meanwhile Moss Point is hosting…
A bill came out of a Senate committee that would have taken powers away from the state auditor’s office to investigate wasteful spending. The bill died on the Senate floor. News 25’s Dave Elliott spoke to Mississippi State Auditor Shad White about what was behind the legislation. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: Shad White, state auditor
The Ocean Springs Environmental Alliance is hosting a mayoral and alderman candidate forum later this week. The aim of the event is to bring up concerns about environmental issues. It’s happening this Thursday at the Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Arts Center. The night starts with an alderman candidate open house from 5:30 to 6:30. After a break for refreshments, the…
Robert Richard is a father, veteran, and a recent member of the triplet digit club.Mr. Richard was born on March 7th, 1925 and retired from the US Army after serving in both the Korean War and World War II and reflects on how different life was back then. After a life of serving others, Monday was about celebrating Mr. Richard….
Today is National Salvation Army Day, a day to recognize the organization’s 160 years of service both across the United States and here on the Coast. The Salvation Army was founded on this date in 1865 in London by William and Catherine Booth. Now the organization operates multiple locations in South Mississippi, including the Biloxi Kroc Center, the Gulf Coast…
Early Monday morning, Hancock High School conducted a powerful demonstration to educate students about the severe consequences of distracted and impaired driving ahead of the prom season. The event featured a simulated vehicle accident in the school’s back parking lot, involving local first responders who treated the scenario as a real emergency. This initiative was organized by Theater Director Lena…
In Biloxi over the weekend, city leaders celebrated the completion of renovation work over at the A.J. Holloway Sports Complex. A ribbon cutting was held Saturday for $5.16 million project that included new grass, LED lighting, parking, and drainage among other improvements. This project has been in the works since 2023 and saw the City of Biloxi partner with the…
Back Bay Mission is gearing up for a big health and wellness resource fair coming up. Terra Moreau and Taylor New join us with more. The Spring Health and Wellness Resource Center takes place at Back Bay Mission from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: back bay mission, Spring Health and Wellness Resource Center
St. Patrick High hosted the Submerged Championship, pitting coast and Mississippi schools against each other in Lego robotics competition. The Sacred Heart Storm out of D’Iberville won third place in the Champion’s Award. The DMS Cruisers from D’Iberville Middle School took home two awards! The team earned the Engineering Excellence Award and placed first for Robotic Performance. Sassy Sirens from…
Over the weekend, WXXV News 25 and South Mississippi Living Magazine hosted the Brides and Bubbly event for South Mississippi brides-to-be. This was the ultimate bridal event for engaged couples as they connected with South Mississippi wedding vendors, gained inspiration and planned their big day in a relaxed atmosphere. Thank you to all the vendors who helped make this event…
Brandi Fayard and Ceci Ballard are in studio to tell us about a mental health awareness event that will be held at MGCCC’s iMPAC Center. Emma Benoit’s Journey of Hope and Healing will take place on March 12th at 1 p.m. For more information or to sign up, click here. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Emma Benoit, Journey of Hope and…
Keith Robinson, beloved men’s basketball coach and athletic director at St. Patrick Catholic High School, has announced his retirement. He has so much to celebrate with more than 40 years of coaching under his belt and more than 1,000 career wins, Coach Robinson is a legend. He spoke with us recently about his robust career and what he plans to…
Jane King is at the New York Stock Exchange with today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report
Rachel Dangermond with 100 Men Hall and Cadeem from CB’s Jamaican Restaurant joined us in studio this morning. They are here to talk about the upcoming Reggae Fest happening at 100 Men Hall. That takes place Friday, March 14th beginning at 7 p.m. For more information, click here. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: 100 Men Hall, Reggae Fest
St. Patrick Catholic High School played host to a Lego Robotics Competition this weekend. Teams came from as far as Southaven to take part in the Mississippi First Lego League’s Submerged championship. Kids built Lego robots and programmed them to complete missions. Teams went from the practice table to the competition floor, having a total of 2 minutes 30 seconds…
CoastCon 47 wrapped up on Sunday. The annual convention opened their doors on Friday, pop culture fans coming to the Coast Coliseum for all things fandom. Star Wars, anime, Nintendo, and so many more pop culture icons made for a fun weekend. Board games and video games were available for checkout, giving all who attend a chance to meet a…
The Pearl River Community College Wildcats found themselves down all game against South Arkansas Community College prior to the 7th inning. Then the unthinkable happened. Categories: Local Sports, Sports, Sports Team Tags: JUCO Baseball, Pearl River Community College
The opening game of the 2025 Battle At The Beach saw the George County Rebels taking on Catholic High out of Baton Rouge, LA. The defending 6A state champion were unable to complete the comeback as the Rebels would go on to fall 6-1. Categories: Local Sports, Sports, Sports Team Tags: 2025 Battle At The Beach, George County Rebels, High…
On and off rain showers for most of the day on Saturday but next week seeing a warmer pattern. There is a marginal level 1 of 5 threat of severe weather on Saturday across all of south Mississippi. While hail will be the primary concern, damaging winds and one or two tornadoes can’t be ruled out, mainly in coastal areas….
The Mississippi Special Olympics holds events year-round and is always looking for volunteers. Those interested can visit Specialolympicsms.org Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: Mississippi Special Olympics
One Coast parade expected to roll tomorrow is postponed due to forecasted rain. The MLK Parade and Battle of the Bands was scheduled for March 8th is now postponed. No new date has been set. Now, the parade was originally set for January but was forced to reschedule after the winter weather conditions. WXXV News 25 will provide updates as…
We’ve all heard of DOGE or Department of Government Efficiency run by Elon Musk who was appointed by President Trump to track down waste, fraud, and abuse. What about Moge? It’s an effort to identify wasteful spending in Mississippi. State Auditor Shad White is on WXXV to tell us more. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: Shad White