Biloxi man arrested on aggravated domestic assault charge

A Biloxi man is behind bars on an aggravated domestic assault charge. According to Biloxi police, 29-year-old Evelio Nery was taken into custody Tuesday on a $100,000 bond. Officers had earlier been dispatched to a residence on the 200 block of Baker Street on a domestic violence call. Police noticed signs of injury on the victim and identified Nery as…

Seabee Base investigating fuel discharge

The Naval Construction Battalion Center is releasing new details about a fuel spill that happened on base this past weekend. On March 9th, the base’s microgrid system experienced an unexpected discharge of about 1,800 gallons of diesel fuel. Crews trained in fuel cleanup quickly responded to contain and clean up the spill. Base officials say no fuel left the installation’s…

MDMR hosts crab trap cleanup program

The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources held a public cleanup, collecting almost 400 derelict crab traps. They had help from 91 volunteers and crab fishermen. The program ran from February 22nd through the 24th. Only 46 traps were recovered at the Bayou Caddy Boat Launch in Bay St. Louis while 132 traps were recovered from the Ocean Springs Harbor. The…

Keesler Air Force Base honors K9 Veterans Day

March 13 is Veterans Day for a specific species of animal that has a special role to play in the armed forces. Keesler Air Force Base hosted a ruck march in honor of K9 Veterans Day. A group from the Naval Construction Battalion Center also brought their K9 unit over for the fun. The event honored past and present military…

Southern Miss defeats #14 Alabama with a final score of 9-7.

Tuesday was an absolutely electric night at Pete Taylor Park! The Southern Miss baseball program is fresh off of a series win over Louisiana Tech, as they host the 14th ranked Alabama baseball team, who loaded the buses to Hattiesburg with just one loss on their hands. The Golden Eagles waste no time getting things started. With a runner at…

Boyanton concedes District 4 U.S. House Race

Candidate for U.S. House District 4 Carl Boyanton has just told WXXV TV in an interview that he concedes the race against Incumbent Congressman Mike Ezell. With 52 percent of the votes counted, Boyanton has received 5,915 votes, the second highest vote getter to Mike Ezell, who received 23, 257. Watch the video above to hear what Boyanton had to…

3/12 – Trey’s “Go Vote” Tuesday Evening Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

  Upper level ridging and zonal flow builds into the region tonight through Thursday. Looking at the models, conditions will be dry for the next couple of days. Southerly surface winds and onshore flow will help to advect warm and moist air into the environment. As a result, temperatures will be quite normal to mild for this time of year…

News 25 speaks to Congressional Candidate Carl Boyanton on Election Day

Ahead of the polls closing tonight, News 25 caught up with Congressional Candidate Carl Boyanton to discuss how he feels ahead of the election. To hear what Boyanton has to say watch the video above. Boyanton is running against Republican Incumbent Congressman Mike Ezell and Candidate Micheal McGill. The winner of tonight’s primary election will face off against Democratic Candidate…

Colors for Courage Run

We’re joined by Lyman Elementary Social Worker Nicole Miller to tell us about the inaugural Colors for Courage Fun Run happening this Saturday. The fun run begins at 10 a.m. at Lyman Elementary School. Proceeds benefit Wounded Warriors Project. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Colors for Courage fun run

Importance of voting on Primary Election Day

Earlier today, our cameras stopped at the Lyman Community Center voting precinct to talk to voters about why they’re casting a ballot today. So far, it’s been a slow morning at the particular precinct, but that did not deter some voters from making the early stop to vote. Here’s more now from a few local citizens about the issues that…

3/12 – The Chief’s “Sunny & BEAUTIFUL” Tuesday Afternoon Forecast

Pretty quiet conditions expected through the short term as high pressure gradually shifts eastward allowing southeasterly winds to take hold of the area. The southeasterly winds will gradually bring moisture back into the local area. Dew-points are still low enough that we should see efficient radiative cooling tonight, with lows falling into the 40s generally along/north of the I-10/12 corridor and…

Celebrate Cities: Bay St. Louis

WXXV’s Chief Meteorologist Rob Knight kicks things off with a look at the rich history of Bay St. Louis Rob Highlights some Upcoming Bay St. Louis Events to mark on your calendars. Rob interviews Laura Kidd, general manager of the Mockingbird Cafe, our hosts for “Celebrate Cities: Bay St. Louis.” Ansley Brent interviews Steve Barney about the culture of the…

Mayor of Gautier Excited Ahead of State of the City Address

The city of Gautier will hold the first State of the City address open to the public since 2015 right here at City Hall on Tuesday. However, that’s not the only thing Mayor Casey Vaughan is excited about.

The city is set to open the Sound Amphitheater in April and has Mayor Vaughan excited about the benefits it will bring to his city. “And now it is our time to shine and I’m proud to represent the citizens of Gautier and I hope everybody takes pride in this venue because it will be the catalyst for economic development…

Mississippi State MBB star Josh Hubbard wins the Howell trophy

On Monday it was announced that Mississippi State freshman Josh Hubbard is the winner of the Howell trophy – presented by MBCI and Pearl River Resort. The annual award goes to the most outstanding men’s college basketball player in the state of Mississippi. Hubbard led the Bulldogs in scoring with 16.8 points per game, including a season-high 34 points against…

Three D’Iberville Warriors put pen to paper to play collegiate soccer

Another day, another handful of coast athletes who have put pen to paper to continue their academic and athletic careers as three D’Iberville Warrior soccer players signed to play college soccer. On Monday, Darius Pyron, Sam Burke, and Rivers Dronet all signed to continue their academic and athletic careers at Meridian Communtiy College. Obviously, this was a special day for…

Former George County high school pitcher announced as Opening Day starter for the Chicago Cubs

Former George County star Justin Steele was recently announced as the Opening Day starter for the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs announced on Saturday that the Lucedale native and George County high school alum will be their Opening Day starter against the lates World Series champions – the Texas Rangers, on March 28th. This will be Steele’s first career Opening Day…