02/24 Ryan’s “Warming Trend Starts” Tuesday Forecast

We saw our coldest morning in weeks as we woke up today, but we'll now begin a warming trend that'll have us back in "spring" by tomorrow.

This morning brought some of the coldest weather we’ve seen in the last handful of weeks, with lows falling below freezing across South MS, but a warming trend starts now. It’ll be subtle today, high only climbing a couple of degrees into the upper 50s, but we’ll warm nearly 20° above where we were this morning by sunrise Wednesday. Wednesday…

Rep. Mike Ezell discusses State of the Union Address

President Donald Trump is set to deliver the annual State of the Union Address to Congress Tuesday night. WXXV News 25’s Aubrey Spears spoke with Congressman Ezell about what he hopes to hear from the president. He also spoke about the upcoming primary election as Ezell is running for reelection. Categories: Featured, Local News Tags: mike ezell, State of the…

Benefit for Waveland Fire Department Assistant Chief

HANCOCK COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- In Hancock County, a benefit is happening for Assistant Fire Chief Casey Piazza. Chief Piazza was diagnosed with a form of brain cancer in October 2025. He devoted his life to serving the county and country, serving as a deputy with the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office as well as assistant fire chief with the Waveland Fire…

Pascagoula Fire Department hosting benefit for retired lieutenant

PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WXXV)- The Pascagoula Fire Department is hosting a fish fry benefit for a recently retired lieutenant. Jeb Berry has been diagnosed with a very aggressive cancer that affects his liver. In an effort to help with medical expenses and travel, the department will be hosting a fish fry for lunch every Friday starting this week. The weekly fish…

2/23 – Another cold night with a warm-up on the way

Meteorologist Sam Lucey has a look at your forecast

We’re in for another cold one tonight! Skies stay clear, and widespread frost develops toward daybreak as lows drop to around 30 degrees at the coast, and mid to upper 20s inland. Sunshine continues on Tuesday with temperatures in the upper 50s across the area, and it won’t be nearly as cold overnight with temperatures holding in the low 50s…

Wildfires pop up due to weather conditions

HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- Despite red flag warnings from fire officials not to burn, there have been a couple of fires that have popped up Monday in South Mississippi. Harrison County Fire Crews spent much of the day battling a fire off Pete Hickman Road in Saucier. No structures have been threatened as a result of this burn, but other…

Harrison County Sheriff’s Office investigates alleged school threat

HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)- Additional security measures were in place at one Harrison County school Monday after social media threats circulated over the weekend. The Harrison County Sheriff’s Office says those threats have been deemed noncredible, but not before taking extra steps to keep students safe. Students at Creekbend Elementary returned to class Monday morning with an increased law enforcement…

City of Biloxi hosting Black History Month commemoration

BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)- The City of Biloxi’s Parks and Recreation Department is presenting a special program. It’s called ‘A Century of Black History- Commemorating History from 1926 to 2026.’ Speakers will honor the past century, including the impact of identity, pride, and shaping the national narratives. The program takes place Tuesday, February 24 at 6 p.m. at the Frank Gruich…

City of Bay St. Louis hosting two events in March

BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (WXXV)- Souper Mudfest is taking over Bay St. Louis on March 14. Ahead of that is also ‘Battle in the Bay.’ Holly Harrison and Barbara Bordtmann join us to explain these two events. For more information about these two events and every event happening in Bay St. Louis, click here.  Categories: Local News

Shuck Cancer looking for 2026 Ambassadors

Shuck Cancer Gulf Coast is looking for their 2026 Ambassadors Leadership Class. Nominations are currently open. Shuck Cancer is looking for community leaders who want to make a difference. Jesse Sunderman and Susie Davis join us with more on the process. For more information, click here. Categories: Local News

Ken Combs Pier in Gulfport scheduled to reopen this week

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV)- This week another one of the City of Gulfport’s piers is reopening. Work on the Ken Combs Peir is done and a reopening ceremony is set for Wednesday, February 25. The pier has been out of service since Hurricane Zeta heavily damaged it in 2020. Work crews rebuilt the pier using new concrete pile caps and a…

Red flag warning in effect across the Gulf Coast

Fire departments across the Gulf Coast want to remind residents a red flag warning is in effect. The areas affected stretch through the Gulf Coast. Red flag warnings are caused by dry conditions, low humidity, and increased winds. The conditions make it extremely easy for fires to start and spread rapidly. Everyone is asked to avoid burning yard debris or…

02/23 Ryan’s “Winter Returns” Monday Morning Forecast

Winter returns to South Mississippi after a long period of more spring-like weather.

Winter returns to South Mississippi for a short time before things warm up all over again. We’ll start this week off with some much more seasonally appropriate weather, with coastal lows falling to the mid 30s this morning. A few inland areas fell to freezing, and with the 10+ mph breeze worked in wind chills were as low as the…

2/22- Quick Cooldown

Brynne's Sunday Night Forecast

  Monday morning will be cold with temperatures in the low to mid 30s, so bundle up if you’re heading out early. North winds around 15 mph will make it feel more like the 20s.  Sunny skies continue into the afternoon with highs near 53.  The coldest morning will be Tuesday morning. We will continue to monitor the potential of…

Keesler Federal Credit Union launches ‘Debt Eraser’ giveback

Keesler Federal Credit Union is launching what its calls the largest single member giveback in its history. The credit union announced its one million dollar ‘Live your Way’ debt eraser, designed to help ease financial stress for members by paying down credit card balances. Hundreds of credit union members will receive up to $4,000 toward their credit card debt with…

Mississippi State awarded Coastal Resilience grant

Mississippi State is one of just eight universities nationwide to receive a new grant to support Coastal resilience. The Envision Resilience National Design Studio Grant supports community-based design studios that focus on real-world climate challenges. This project will bring MSU students in architecture, planning, and landscaping architecture together to work directly with Gulf Coast communities. Students will help develop climate-adaption…

City of Waveland leaders working on floodplain management

WAVELAND, Miss. (WXXV)- The City of Waveland is taking steps that could eventually save residents money on flood insurance. For the past three years, the city has been working to improve its rating in FEMA’s community rating system. A better rating means lower flood insurance premiums for property owners insured through the National Flood Insurance Program. As part of that…