Drastic changes to the weather pattern we enjoyed over the weekend are moving in on the backside of the coldest front of the season so far. The front didn’t bring much in the way of thunderstorms or much rain, but the Arctic air on the backside already has temperatures falling. We started the morning in the low 50s (just after…
19-year-old Jaylon Johnson announced his candidacy for Ward 3 alderman on January 2nd at the Moss Point city hall. Jaylon was born and raised in Moss Point and as a lifelong resident he hopes to be a voice for the often overlooked Moss Point community. Even with his young Jaylon has spent his whole life preparing for this moment.Among other…
Severe weather threat increases in the south before the arctic blast. A weaker cold front passed through earlier this afternoon changing wind directions and will cool down Saturday slightly. Enjoy Saturday with highs in the lower 60s but staying mostly cloudy. There is a small chance for rainfall Saturday night and early Sunday morning. Sunday will warm up in to…
Mardi Gras festivities across the Gulf Coast are approaching! A full list of parades and activities is available on our website at WXXV25.com With the 12th annual night celebration coming on Sunday, Biloxi Police Department is ensuring the safety of all participants. WXXV 25’s Jordyn Lassiter spoke with Biloxi police chief to talk about safety precautions. Mardi Gras parades in…
Long Beach Police Department is currently investigating a shooting near E. Railroad Street. Officers were on scene Friday afternoon. WXXV News 25 will have more information as it becomes available. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: Long Beach, long beach police department, shooting
The Biloxi National Cemetery is asking for volunteers to help remove wreaths placed in December. Volunteers are asked to help pick up wreaths on January 4th. The session starts at 8 Saturday morning. A total of 30,000 wreaths are placed on graves to celebrate the Christmas season. All are asked to bring friends, family, and neighbors to help out. Categories:…
Congressman Mike Ezell was sworn in after his re-election to the House. Ezell defeated Democratic opponent Craig Raybon for a second term. Ezell was the Jackson County sheriff before leaving for Washington in 2022. Categories: Local News, News Tags: congress, mike ezell, politics
Senator Roger Wicker has been sworn in for his third term. The swearing-in ceremony took place at the capitol earlier today as the 119th Congress began. Vice President Kamala Harris administered the swearing-in ceremony. Senator Wicker says he is proud to serve the Magnolia state in this capacity, with it being the greatest honor of his life. Wicker defeated Democratic…
More details have come out in the investigation into the apartment explosion in Gulfport on New Year’s Eve. Gulfport Fire Chief Billy Kelley tell us that the conditions of the three victims are improving and one of the victims has been upgraded to stable condition. As for the possible cause of the blast at the Evergreen Apartments? Kelley says it…
Sgt. Larissa Hampton and Master Sgt. Ulysses Grant with the Air Force Reserve are in studio to speak with WXXV News 25’s Elizabeth Keen. For more information, visit airforce.com.
The South Mississippi temperature rollercoaster has been on full display over the last few days, and it’ll continue through the weekend as well! This afternoon will be the warmest since we began 2025 on Wednesday, with a high near 65 and mostly sunny skies, but we’re heading back into a short-lived cooldown. A very short-lived cooldown in fact, since we’ll…
Just like that the quarterfinal matchups in the College Football Playoffs have officially come to a close. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish, led by head coach Marcus Freeman and quarterback Riley Leonard defeat the Georgia Bulldogs 23-10 in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. The Fighting Irish are advancing to the semifinals of the College Football Playoffs after a dominating performance in…
Qualifying has begun for municipal elections in South Mississippi. Former State Representative Sonya Williams-Barnes officially qualified to run for mayor of Gulfport at City Hall on Thursday afternoon. Incumbent mayor Billy Hewes is retiring after three terms in the role. Williams-Barnes spoke to WXXV on the biggest issues she plans on tackling if elected, specifically, homelessness and gun violence are…
Near average temperatures until Saturday then comes the arctic blast. We are 2 for 2 on good weather here in south Mississippi for 2025. Overnight we will see some cloud cover start to come back into tomorrow morning. Will soon be pushed out as a cold front moves through but doesn’t last long and the clods will build back in…
On Thursday evening, District 119 Representative Jeffrey Hulum III, held a pre-legislative session town hall at the family enrichment center in Gulfport. Hulum talked with constituents about several topics concerning Gulfport and the rest of the state that will be discussed at the upcoming legislative session in Jackson, including Medicaid expansion, teacher pay increases, and the fentanyl crisis. Nacole James,…
St. Martin Public Library partnered with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Every day, blood donors help patients of all ages. Participating in the event was a valuable opportunity to contribute to the community by donating blood. For more information on the Red Cross or to find other blood drives, click…
A fire broke out at Hampton House apartment complex in Long Beach. Residents say it started on a balcony of one of the units and quickly spread. The fire impacted all units in the building. William, the resident of the apartment where the fire began, shared that he, his wife, their son, two dogs, and two cats were inside when…
The Sugar Bowl was delayed Wednesday after the terror attack in New Orleans. The game kicked off at 3 this afternoon. WXXV News 25 Sports Director Jevan McCoskey spoke with fans on the last 24 hours and the game itself. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: sports, sugar bowl
Ahead of the start of the 119th Congress, Congressman Mike Ezell spoke with WXXV News 25’s Dave Elliott. Categories: Local News, National News, News Tags: 119th Congress, congress, mike ezell, Speaker of the House, vote
New Orleans Saints Defensive End Cam Jordan donated to the Greater New Orleans Foundation. Jordan announced on social media that he is donating $25,000 to the New Year’s Day Tragedy Fund as a way to support victims of the attack. He ends by asking all who can to consider donating in any way possible. For more information about the fund…
The country is still shocked in the wake of the New Years attack in New Orleans. As authorities work to identify victims and notify their families, some local agencies and civilians are rallying to establish resources to help those impacted. If you’re looking to donate, the city of New Orleans and the Greater New Orleans Foundation has set up a…
Every other week at WXXV, we feature a pet up for adoption at the Humane Society of South Mississippi. Joining us as always, we’ve got Katie King to tell us about News 25’s Pet of the Week, Ballerina. Categories: Pet of the Week Tags: Humane Society of South Mississippi, pet of the week
Susie explores a unique downtown Biloxi gathering place, Boho Social House. Categories: Living Local Tags: bar, biloxi, boho social house, Living Local, rental space, restaurant, Susie Davis
Patrick welcomes guest Brian Armstrong to explain sports betting apps and terminology. What are the risks versus the rewards? Brought to you locally by Rogers Technology Solutions. Tags: brian armstrong, gambling, patrick moates, rogers technology solutions, sports betting apps, Tech Byte