10/31 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Spooked” Halloween Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

A strong upper level ridge is centered just off the coast of the Carolinas and extended southwestward across much of the Gulf of Mexico. To the north, an upper level trough is racing northeastward across the upper Mississippi River Valley and will be moving across the Great Lakes tonight. This northeastward track of the trough will limit the associated cold…

Dawn Beam running for State Supreme Court District 2 speaks to WXXV

Another judicial race you’ll see on your ballot Tuesday is that for state Supreme Court District 2, a district that encompasses Southern Mississippi. Two candidates are vying for that seat. Candidate Dawn Beam is in studio to discuss this upcoming election. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Dawn Beam, election 2024, State Supreme Court District 2

Introducing our WXXV Student Athlete of the Week: George County’s Deuce Knight!

Explosive…dominant…all-star…and just simply elite. These are just a few of the many words used to describe one of the best athletes the state of Mississippi has ever seen. He officially has five stars next to his name, and he’s our very deserving WXXV Student Athlete of the Week. Introducing George County’s playmaker and leader, the one and only Deuce Knight….

St. Stanislaus ends their regular season on the wrong side of the scoreboard, falling to West Marion 32-3

The St. Stanislaus Rock-A-Chaws were back in action this week against the West Marion Trojans. In the end it was the Trojans who came out on top in this matchup, defeating the Rock-A-Chaws 32-3. Categories: Friday Night Showcase, Local Sports, Sports Tags: Friday Night Showcase, high school football, st. stanislaus rock-a-chaws

Trick or Treaters take over the streets for Halloween night

Across South Mississippi, trick or treaters took over the streets on Thursday in search of their favorite Halloween treats. WXXV News 25’s Marco Bitonel took a trip to the Windance community in Gulfport as trick or treaters swarmed the neighborhood. Scenes showed hundreds of trick or treaters making their way throughout the community, dressed up in their best Halloween attire….

Senator Roger Wicker shares policy and priorities with WXXV

Senator Roger Wicker is hoping to continue the decades long streak of Republican Senate wins in Mississippi going. The senator was unable to make it tonight for this broadcast, but his campaign sent us this campaign ad he’s been airing that outlines some of his policy platforms. You can watch that ad in its entirety above. Categories: Local News, News…

Democratic candidate Craig Raybon running for House of Representative

We also reached out to Fourth Congressional Candidate Democratic Candidate Craig Raybon to appear on this show, but did not hear back from him. However, on his Facebook page, he has an outline on some of the things he would focus on if elected to the House of Representatives. He mentions raising pay wages, more employment opportunities, women’s rights, and…

Run down of Mississippi federal races on the 2024 ballot

While the presidential race is the top item on your ballot this year, there are other races you’ll see that are just as important when it comes to voting for the person you think will represent you best in the Chambers of Congress. One-third of U.S. Senate seats are up for election this year, including one seat in Mississippi. Incumbent…

Students compete at Lineman Rodeo at MGCCC

Today was an exciting day for students of MGCCC’s electric lineman course as they had the opportunity to show their skills in front of some major local power companies. I’m sure we’ve all seen power workers suspended from 60-foot power lines and wondered how electric lineman train for such heights. Well look no further than MGCCC’s Lineman Rodeo. Mississippi Power…

Showing Appreciation To Poll Workers

Poll workers have one of the biggest jobs in the nation, and those in south Mississippi are putting in intense preparation as the election draws near. Harrison County election workers spend part of the day in Gulfport participating in poll training, going over the rules that help make election day run efficiently, and the technology involved in running elections. One…

10/31 – Sam Parker’s “Spooky Scary” Halloween Midday Forecast

Happy Halloween all you ghouls, ghosts, and witches and even though it is Oct 31st it is still going to be a warm one across the south Mississippi. The one difference today from practically the rest of the month is the possibility of rain. However, pretty sure many people would have rather the rain not occur today especially during trick…

Online registration for Cruisin’ the Coast beginning

Online registration for Cruisin’ the Coast 2025 is set to begin. The registration begins at 10 AM on November 1st. Only cars from 1989 and older are accepted, that registration being found on the Cruisin’ the Coast website. A registration packet can also be mailed in, needing to be sent to PO Box 3001 with the location as Gulfport, Mississippi….