What do you call getting three strikes in a row in bowling? A turkey. What do you call winning three bowling state championships in a row? A dynasty. Not a lot of people get to call themselves state champions – let alone back-to-back-to-back state champs. But for the Long Beach girls bowling team, winning the whole thing has become somewhat…
The lady Admirals came to Biloxi high school to pick up a road win 6-2. Categories: Local Sports, Sports, Sports Team Tags: Biloxi High school, Gulfport High School, softball
Biloxi and Gulfport faced off in a pitchers dual on Tuesday. Biloxi’s bats showed up just enough when it mattered to add a 1-0 win to their overall record. Categories: Local Sports, Sports, Sports Team Tags: baseball, Biloxi High school, Gulfport High School
The Gulfport Police Department is putting on a free event for pets! A free microchip event is being hosted on Saturday, March 30 from 9 AM to 1 PM. The event is part of an Eagle Scout project for Leeanna Lasister. Rules are, dogs must be leashed while cats and smaller animals must be in a carrier. You can register…
The Biloxi Chamber of Commerce hosted the first Breakfast with the Mayor of the year. The breakfast featured updates from Mayor Andrew “Fofo” Gilich on city projects and goals. Local first responders were also recognized for outstanding service. Several police officers, a firefighter, and an airman were awarded. Mayor Gilich says continuous communication like this is what allows Biloxi to…
Since the start of their “Ramp it Up” program in August of 2023, Mississippi Heroes has been able to build 20 at-home wheelchair ramps. While this is amazing, there are still 30 people who have been approved for a ramp and are eagerly waiting… with more applications coming in daily. Mississippi Heroes needs volunteers and donors to help meet this…
WXXV’s Chief Meteorologist Rob Knight kicks things off with a look at the rich history of Gulfport. Rob highlights some upcoming events in Gulfport to mark on your calendars. Grant Chighizola interviews Patrick Pearson, marketing director for the Mississippi Aquarium, our hosts for “Celebrate Cities: Gulfport.” Grant talks with Greg Schwartz of Lazy Oak Bistro about the good food that…
Mississippi Public Broadcasting has promotions of two staff members, Taiwo Gaynor as the Director of Television and Java Chatman as Director of Radio. Gaynor is a native of Brooklyn, New York, joining MPB in September 2008 as a senior audio technician. Since then, he has held the positions of Director of Audio, Postproduction, and the Associate director of Television. Chatman…
The Pascagoula Public Library is set to close this Saturday, March 30, ahead of a major renovation project. Work being done includes improvements to the HVAC system, the elevator, as well as installation of new ceiling and floor tiles. In the meantime, no late fees will be assessed to Pascagoula residents who are library patrons. When it reopens, the library…
South Mississippi Planning and Development is calling for new participants in a program that would help seniors. News 25’s Grant Chighizola sat down with program manager Jan Hale to learn more about the program. Categories: Local News, News
The Biloxi City Council will consider asking the state legislature to approve an additional 2% on the city’s hotel tax. Mayor Fofo Gilich says the additional revenue would be used to pay for things like extra manpower for parades and special events, as well as equipment such as barricades. If the city council approves the request unanimously, a local and…
The fundraiser benefiting the family of a Hancock County Corrections Officer recently killed in a car wreck is tomorrow. Shari Rouse was tragically killed in a wreck on Highway 90 in front of the Sheriff’s Department headquarters on March 15. A jambalaya fundraiser starts at 11:30 tomorrow morning. Food will be served until it’s all gone. The plates are $15…
An Ocean Springs-based bistro is expanding with another coast location. Lazy Oak Bistro specializes in brunch and New Orleans-style cuisine. Owner Greg Schwartz revealed the news a second location is set to open in Gulfport next month. The Gulfport restaurant will be located on 25th Avenue next to Rock N’Roll Sushi in the building with the big ‘Greetings from Gulfport’…
We’ll likely see a period of sunny skies this afternoon and mostly clear skies overnight. However, the upper level support to this feature to the NW won’t move east of the area until Wednesday night or Thursday. There is likely to be a good bit of mid and high cloud cover on Wednesday, which may retard heating a bit. We…
Parts of the Francis Scott Key Bridge remain after a container ship collided with a support Tuesday morning in Baltimore, Maryland. The major bridge snapped and collapsed after a container ship rammed into it early in the morning and several vehicles fell into the river below. Rescuers were searching for multiple people in the water.(WJLA via AP)By LEA SKENE BALTIMORE…
There are some small indications that the mid level heights could rise a little, but will likely remain steady all night and not actually drop until the early morning hours. The low level wind field already has been responding to the increase in lift but as the bulk of the strong mid level punch move into the northern portions of…
There is a deep surface low moving through the central Plains today combining with a large area of high pressure dominating all of the eastern Seaboard and into the central Gulf is leading to a rather impressive pressure gradient across the region. Across the viewing area, the pressure gradient is around 8Mb and that typically is more than sufficient to…
There were some major developments out of Stennis International Airport on March 25th. It’s called Skydweller and will be the nations only large unmanned solar powered aircraft capable of perpetual flight while leaving zero carbon footprint. And it was built right here in Mississippi. “So much potential for the future is being lifted off right here in our own backyard….
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has announced dozens of arrests connected to two operations conducted by the strike force in January and February. In all, 48 arrests were made related to the sale of a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance. During one of these operations, officers seized two pill presses, about 76,000 pills, 114 pounds of powder,…
Joining us in studio is Dr. Miguel Melgar who is here to tell us more about a condition that can strike unexpectedly in seniors. Categories: Health Tags: Dr. Miguel Melgar, health, trigeminal neuralgia
Barq’s Rootbeer was bottled in Biloxi for the first time 126 years ago. Edward Charles Edmond Barq invented Barq’s Root beer in 1898 in a small factory on Keller Avenue. By the 1950s, Barq’s Rootbeer was a southern staple and exponentially grew in popularity, forcing Barq to find a bigger place to make and bottle the delicious beverage. Unfortunately, the…
Back Bay Mission has been working to create transitional housing in Biloxi for more than two years. Last we heard about the plan was in October when the city of Mobile accused Biloxi police of relocating the homeless population. During this time, Back Bay Mission eagerly pushed its transitional housing plan. Since then, Back Bay Mission has returned to the…
We are joined in studio by Tammie DeDeaux-Gray and Marsha Garziano to tell us about the Lad Project Children’s Fest coming up in Pass Christian. The event takes place April 13th at War Memorial Park in Pass Christian from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Lad Project Children’s Fest
SEVERE THREAT this afternoon/tonight, with multiple potential hazards in the first 24 hours of the forecast before the weather quiets down for a while. A strong pressure gradient between the East Coast high and the low over Kansas will continue to pump moisture northward into the area on the strength of a 50+ knot low level jet. It looks like…