Hurricane Rafael continues over the southeast Gulf of Mexico tonight with ridging to the north of it. A large closed low was noted over eastern Arizona with troughing southwestward into the eastern Pacific Ocean. We can already start to see moisture being pulled northeastward across Mexico with this feature. The old frontal boundary that was west of us yesterday has…
Beginning on November 16, the Salvation Army bells will ring outside Rouses and other select grocery stores stores across the coast, with a full launch planned for Walmart and other retailers on Black Friday. This holiday season the Salvation Army will be raising funds for those in need at 30 different locations across South Mississippi, with hopes of raising a…
The hyena cub at the Hattiesburg Zoo had a gender reveal earlier today… It’s a boy! Mother Pili’s two previous cubs were female, so this is exciting news for the zoo. A name has not been picked, but anyone wanting to suggest one can head to the zoo’s Facebook page. Categories: Local News, News Tags: hattiesburg, hattiesburg zoo, Pili, zoo
Gautier High School hosted its annual Veterans Breakfast Celebration this morning. This event honoring all who have served and still serve with hundreds of guests in attendance. Congressman Mike Ezell also made an appearance as a guest speaker. The breakfast began in the Gautier library 25 years ago, but has since grown and fills the gymnasium. Categories: Local News, News…
Gautier City Council has voted to allow a Leisure and Recreation District. This new ordinance will allow customers at certain businesses to take their liquor to-go. Categories: Featured, Local News, News
It’s Thursday here on the Coast, but we’re getting ready for a night full of high school football action. WXXV Sports Director Jevan McCoskey is at Hancock High School now for a preview of tonight’s showcase. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: high school football, sports
The Harrison County Sheriff’s Department adding a new officer! Or should we say Paw-ficer? The pup is heading to school to become the goodest boy he can. The only issue is, the department can’t figure out a name and needs help from the public! Five options are available in a poll on the department’s Facebook page. Those choices are: Lycan…
Joining us in studio are Anna Grace Tanner and Gabrielle Rose from the Junior Auxiliary of Gulfport. They’re here to tell us about the upcoming 74th annual Charity Ball ‘Christmas in the Crescent City.’ The ball takes place November 16th from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Beau Rivage Resort and Casino. For more information, click here. Categories: Community…
Patrick welcomes Breast Cancer Survivor Ashley Ellison for to talk about the advances in technology that help detect, diagnose and treat breast cancer. Brought to you locally by Rogers Technology Solutions Tags: breast cancer, rogers, Tech Byte, techbyte, technology
One group on the Mississippi Gulf Coast are hosting a convention for all sneaker lovers this weekend! Co-founders of Mississippi Sneaker Culture John Carter and Randy Richardson join WXXV News 25 in studio to talk about the convention happening on Sunday, November 10th. Categories: Local News, News
Mississippi Power is hosting a Hazardous Waste Collection Day on Saturday, November 9th. Mississippi Power Spokesperson Jeff Shepard comes to the WXXV News 25 studio to talk about when and where the collection is happening. Categories: Local News, News Tags: mississippi power
Very gloomy morning across south MS now the rain starting to pop up. This afternoon will cool slightly thanks to the increased cloud cover and slightly more consistent rainfall, but even then it’ll still climb into the mid 80s across the area…around three degrees south of Gulfport’s record high of 87°. We’ll see more of this grey, somewhat damp weather…
Gautier High School is honoring all who served and all who serve for its 25th annual breakfast celebration. The team at Gautier High School says they are expecting around 400 guests at the event and Congressman Mike Ezell is the guest speaker. WXXV News 25’s Everett Ganier Jr. is live at the Gautier High School gym with more. Categories: Local…
A lingering overnight shower led to damp roadways in Gulfport this morning, with another day of spotty showers and more consistent grey skies. This morning remained on the warm side in the mid-to-upper 70s on the coast, with low-to-mid 70s further inland. This afternoon will cool slightly thanks to the increased cloud cover and slightly more consistent rainfall, but even…
South Mississippians are definitely feeling holly, jolly and hot as the holiday season is quickly approaching with record-high temperatures. Although the heat and humidity might be making November feel more like August or September, it hasn’t kept residents from getting into the Christmas spirit. The Coast is no stranger to Christmases that should probably call for decorated palm trees rather…
The Winn-Dixie in Gulfport along Highway 49 is heading into its final days, as on November 10 it will shut its doors to transition into the newest ALDI location. Signs covered the outside of the store announcing the closure, with one final liquidation sale to clear out merchandise. For some local shoppers the transition to an ALDI is a welcome…
November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month. This month, shelters and rescues across the country are taking the time out to highlight the many wonderful senior pets looking for homes. Older pets often face longer stays in shelters, but they have so much love to give and can be very loyal companions. By choosing a senior pet, you can skip…
It’s another warm one out there across South MS, and while we had record breaking heat during the forecast. Our afternoon high of 87 is only 14° above normal, so we remain consistently warmer and more humid than we should be. I do expect some slight cooling over the rest of the week as cloud cover and rain chances inch…
Big news here at WXXV today, veteran news anchor Dave Elliott is joining the WXXV News Team! News 25’s Grant Chighizola sits down with the newest WXXV team member to discuss the news. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: Dave Elliot, News 25, news team
With the presidential election in the rear-view mirror, many are voicing their opinions on the results. WXXV News 25’s Lucas Warren spoke with local residents about their feelings on the 2024 election. “Well, I think it’s great he won. I was praying he would win to get us out of the slump we are in.” Americans across the country voiced…
Headed to Pearl River county now, two athletes putting pen to paper at Picayune High School furthering their baseball careers. A big congratulations to Cooper Moreaux who let the ink dry with Pearl River Community College and Parker Helton for making things official with Co-Lin community college. What an outstanding achievement, and we look forward to covering you both at…
What a day to be a Hancock Hawk! Hancock High School hosted a signing day for twelve of their graduating seniors. The red and blue will be well represented at the next level, students furthering their careers in golf, volleyball, softball, baseball and bands, so let’s take time to recognize them now! Starting out with athletics, volleyball’s Lila Turner will…
Elyer Coates and Emma Kate Doss are here to talk about this weekend’s Highlands and Islands Celtic Festival. The festival takes place November 9th through the 10th at the Harrison County Fairgrounds. For more information, click here. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Highlands and Islands Celtic Festival
Jane King is at the Nasdaq with today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report