Mississippi Sound Estuary Program photo contest

Calling all photographers! The Mississippi Sound Estuary Program is hosting a photo contest. All participants have until September 30th to share the natural wonders of the Magnolia State. There are a total of five categories to enter the top 10 entries will be showcased for public viewing. Winners will be announced on October 4th. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Mississippi…

Morning Reporter Everett Ganier Jr. LIVE at Ocean Springs Municipal Library informing you about voter registration

Celebrate National Voter Registration Month at your local library! The friends of the library groups from various Jackson-George regional library locations are hosting voter registration drives to help community members prepare for upcoming elections. WXXV News 25’s Everett Ganier, Jr. was live at Ocean Springs Municipal Library to tell you all about it. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Jackson-George Regional…

09/03 Ryan’s “Still Summer” Tuesday Afternoon Forecast

It'll still feel like summer today, but another taste of fall is headed our way after a short, wet period.

September is here, but it’s still going to be summer for quite some time in South MS! Today is a good example of that as almost every aspect of today’s weather will be similar to yesterday’s, except I expect a little more cloud cover and a few more showers than we saw yesterday. Even then though, we only saw one…

Biloxi First Foundation 20th annual roast

Windy Swetman and Steven Dick are in studio to tell us about the 20th annual Biloxi First Foundation Roast. The roast takes place September 19th at IP Casino on 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $50. Reservation deadline is September 5th. For more information, click here. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Biloxi First Foundation, roast

9/2 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Labor Night” Monday Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

A trough will begin digging southward Thursday into Friday. This will bring us a weak front pushing southward; and eventually stalling over the area near the coastal waters. This along with onshore flow pumping tropical moisture into the area will give us high chances of showers and thunderstorms Wednesday and especially into Thursday. Thursday in particular will have to be…

The Shed gives free sandwiches for Labor Day

On this Labor Day, it’s Free Sandwich Day at one coast restaurant in Jackson County. They handed out the food to anyone who showed up at this annual tradition. WXXV News 25’s Marco Bitonel reports from The Shed. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Free Sandwich Day, Jackson County, Labor Day, Pulled Pork, The Shed

WXXV Exclusive: Mississippi residents bring clean water to Honduras

WXXV News 25’s Ethan Krauss traveled to Honduras with the non-profit organization Partnership for Clean Water and Education. The organization brings clean water and educational opportunities to those in need. The full documentary can be watched by clicking HERE. To learn more about PCWE or to give to the group, click HERE. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: clean water,…

Meggan Monday: Nursing Honor Guard honoring those in the profession

When we’re sick or injured, nurses are on the front lines to make sure we get well. Today, we’re going to take you to a group whose sole mission is to pay tribute to those nurses and the nursing profession when their life’s mission is complete. “It takes time out for us to say thank you for all your dedication,…

Hancock County Library distributing pickle ball sets with library card

Are you interested in the ever-growing game of pickle ball? Hancock County Library has a system in place now to help anyone try their hand at the sport. Library branches in the county are distributing pickle ball sets for free if you present a library card. Pickle ball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States. According to…

Mississippi Aquarium welcomes their millionth guest

The number one million means a lot of one family at the Mississippi Aquarium. Sophia Neves and the Powers family found out about their fame during what they thought would be a regular visit to the aquarium. It’s been a week of milestones at the Mississippi Aquarium as they celebrate their millionth guest during their four year anniversary. Saturday morning,…

09/02 Ryan’s “Labor Day” Monday Morning Forecast

Nice weather expected for your Labor Day festivities, but it won't stay dry all week long!

Expect some nice weather for Labor Day today, with sunshine and dry weather expected to start off the week. That’s exactly what we’re seeing now, with nothing but clear, sunny skies as the day begins. That’s all we’ll see for the next few hours as well, with only light cloud cover beginning to develop in the heat of the afternoon….

9/1 – Sam Parker’s “Hot Labor Day” Sunday Night Forecast

As the surface trough over the northwestern Gulf slides a bit farther from the local area and upper level ridging tries to build into the area, the deep tropical moisture that has engulfed the local area over the last several days will be shunted a bit farther southwest.  The ridging aloft won`t be strong enough to completely suppress thunderstorms but…

Biloxi drops 15 against Stone in Shrimp Bowl

The Biloxi Indians played host to Stone High for the week 1 Shrimp Bowl matchup. The Indians score a two-point conversion in their 15-0 win over the Stone Tomcats. The Stone Tomcats travel to Poplarville for their week 2 matchup while the Indians are set to host Meridian on September 6th.   Categories: Friday Night Showcase, Local Sports, Sports Tags:…

Bay High scores 34 in win over Resurrection Catholic

The Bay Tigers welcomed Resurrection Catholic in a rematch of last year’s week one matchup. The Bay Tigers jumped out to an early lead and held on to beat Resurrection Catholic 34-3. The Eagles of Resurrection Catholic play host to Presbyterian Christian next week while the Bay Tigers travel to St. Stanislaus on September 6th. Categories: Friday Night Showcase, Local…

Pascagoula blanks Moss Point, 48-0

The Pascagoula Panthers welcomed the Moss Point Tigers to town for the 85th battle of the cats. Pascagoula blanks the Moss Point Tigers in their opener, 48-0. Pascagoula will host East Central on September 6th while the Tigers of Moss Point will travel to Hancock for their week 2 matchup. Categories: Friday Night Showcase, Local Sports, Sports Tags: Friday Night…

Ocean Springs falls short to Madison Central, 27-20

The Greyhounds welcomed the Madison Central Jaguars to Hugh Pepper Field for their regular season opener. The Greyhounds fall short to Madison Central in their home opener, 20-27. Ocean Springs will travel to take on Oak Grove on September 6th for their second game of the season. Categories: Friday Night Showcase, Local Sports, Sports Tags: Friday Night Showcase, high school…

A Latte Friends begins training ahead of grand opening

A D’Iberville coffee shop that we introduced you to a few weeks ago has begun training its superstars. WXXV News 25’s Elizabeth Keen has more from A Latte Friends. When we last visited the superstars, they were meeting each other and grabbing some new gear ahead of the coffee shop’s grand opening. Now, A Latte Friends has begun training and…

Ocean Springs Artwalk happening this weekend

Get ready for the annual Art Walk in Downtown Ocean Springs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. WXXV News 25’s Everett Ganier Jr. has this report from the City of Discovery to tell you more about this art-themed event. Organizers are preparing to host the 33rd annual Labor Day Art Walk in the Downtown Ocean Springs area. A mixture…

Vancleave Library hosting comic creating challenge for teens

The Vancleave Public Library is hosting a special competition for teens. A comic creating challenge is being hosted on September 17th. Ages for the competition are 12 through 17. Supplies are limited and spots are too, call the Vancleave Public Library (228) 826-5857. Take inspiration from your favorite super heroes or make your own story! Categories: Local News, News Tags:…

Gautier Library hosting teen watercolor workshop

The Gautier Library is hosting a program geared towards teenagers. A teen watercolor workshop is being hosted on September 14th. All supplies are included, but those planning to attend are asked to call the library to make their reservation. That number is (228) 826-5857. The program will run from 1 PM to 2 PM. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Gautier…