Expert Talk with Lori Buhring – Dr. Stanford Owen, The ADD Clinics
A.D.D. & Marijuana
Dr. Stanford Owen with The ADD Clinics discusses the effects of marijuana on individuals with attention deficit disorder. Categories: Expert Talk
Woman dead after fire in Gulfport
A woman is dead after a structural fire in Gulfport Monday. Forty-four-year-old Wajeedah Waheed from Gulfport was pronounced dead at the local hospital. According to Harrison County Coroner Brian Switzer, the victim sustained smoke inhalation as well as severe burns. The exact cause of death is still unknown and the investigation is ongoing. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: Deadly…
Concerts on the Causeway
Joining us in studio are Matt Olivari and Chris Vickrey and they are here to talk about Concerts on the Causeway! This concert is benefiting Advocates for Freedom and takes place April 17th from 6 to 8 p.m. at Causeway Park in Biloxi. The concert originally took place Wednesday, April 10th but was rescheduled due to severe weather potential in…
Vancleave goal keeper Sarah Donnelly officially signs to play soccer at the University of Mobile
Monday was a day of celebration at Vancleave High School– as one of their own makes a huge step in her athletic career. The Bulldog library was filled with proud family members, coaches, and teammates as Sarah Donnelly officially puts pen to paper with the University of Mobile soccer program. Donnelly is a senior member of the Vancleave girls soccer…
4/9 – The Chief’s “Muggy & Often Windy” Tuesday Morning Forecast
Again today, we should see showers and a few t-storms around. But as we move forward in time, a few of these storms could become a bit more volatile as upper level support gets closer to the area. SPC has drawn the area in a marginal risk for today over the western portion of the state. This is due to…
4/8 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Cloud Deck” Monday Night Forecast
Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen
As the surface low deepens late tomorrow night and Wednesday morning, winds in the upper layers will increase from near 35 knots to at or above 50 knots by mid-morning Wednesday. Precipitable water values are expected to increase to nearly 2 inches, which is pretty much at the top of the chart for the first half of April. CAPE, shear,…
Gautier high school girls powerlifting wins back-to-back-to-back state championships
The Gautier girls powerlifting team recently added to the history they have been making for the last three years. Over the weekend the Gators powerlifters brought home their third consecutive high school state title after traveling to Jackson for their competition. Sports 25 had the chance to speak with seniors on the team about what it means to cap off…
NCAA women’s basketball stars impacting high school players on the Mississippi coast
There is no denying that the game of women’s college basketball has grown faster maybe than we have ever seen. Players like Angel Reese, Paige Bueckers, and Caitlin Clark have transcended the sport of college basketball all across the world – including right here on the coast. “I have a 17-year-old daughter who s infatuated with Angel Reese,” said Biloxi…
Community members gather at USM Gulf Park Campus to witness April 8th eclipse
USM community members met across the campus to witness the show in the sky. However, something stood in their way.
“We’re holding out hope.” “It’ll impact being able to view the sun but hopefully the clouds will part.” Ultimately the clouds didn’t part, as the Mississippi Gulf Coast experienced cloudy skies and scattered rain throughout the day. “The moon is going across and it’s blocking the path of the sun. We were supposed to see that eclipsed outline if everything…
4/8 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Increased Moisture” Monday Evening Forecast
Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen
Upper ridging from Florida to the eastern Great Lakes this afternoon. Upper lows over Minnesota and western Arizona. At the surface, high pressure along the Carolina coast,, with low pressure over Wisconsin. A frontal boundary extended from the Wisconsin low to Oklahoma and west Texas. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms were generally near and north of Interstate 10 this…
Structure fire in Gulfport
A structure fire was reported in Gulfport around 5 P.M. on April 8th.
Image LicenseAccording to the Gulfport Fire Chief, Billy Kelley, units arrived on scene just after 5 P.M. on April 8th. The fire was confined to just the bedroom with no exterior damage. The 44-year-old female victim was taken to Gulfport Memorial Hospital after sustaining severe burns. The fire is under investigation, and we will have more information as it becomes…
Kroc Center Pool closed temporarily
The Kroc Center in Biloxi announced a pool closure that started April 7th. The Kroc Center Pool will temporarily be closed until Sunday, April 21st. The closure is for an annual spring cleaning and maintenance. The Kroc Center is dedicated to ensuring a clean and safe environment for the public. The pool will be reopening on Monday, April 22nd. Categories:…
Hancock County Food Pantry open fives days a week
Struggling families in Hancock County only had two days, now they have food available five days a week. The food pantry is opening its doors a lot more these days. News 25’s newest reporter Everett Ganier Jr. has the story and you can watch the video above to hear the full story. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: food pantry,…
Students at Bel Aire Elementary School view the Solar Eclipse
Unfortunately, the rain put a damper on the solar eclipse, but the students were still able to learn a lot about this unique experience so they could be prepared for the next one. Students at Bel Aire Elementary School spent the day learning about solar eclipses before marching outside with their glasses to view the eclipse. “Children are very inquisitive,…
Feed the Need benefit concert for The Lord is my Help
It was a beautiful day to help feed the need in the City of Discovery on Sunday! The 10th annual Feed the Need benefit concert and fish fry at Government Street Grocery benefits the Lord is my Help as they work to put an end to hunger in Ocean Springs. While enjoying a delicious fish plate, attendees were entertained by…
Grill masters show off their skills at the 3rd annual Grillin’ the River City
If you passed by the Moss Point Riverfront Saturday, you may have caught the great smells of grilled and smoked barbeque. The third annual ‘Grillin’ the River City’ was organized by the Moss Point Main Street Association. Attendees were able to enjoy an array of smoked and grilled delicacies. A total of 16 teams of grill masters competed in various…
10th annual Wings over Wiggins
We are joined by Gateway Christian Academy Principal Gwen Taylor and Jason Hooper to talk about the 10th annual Wings over Wiggins. Wings over Wiggins takes place Saturday, April 20th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admission is free, bring your own chair, camera, and sunscreen! Categories: Local News, News Tags: 10th Annual Wings over Wiggins
4/8 – The Chief’s “Eclipse Viewing” Monday Afternoon Forecast
Early Wednesday we will see a cold front moving toward the area with very moisture content for this time of year. If this were stalled over the area, it would not be a problem saying we could see a flood watch issued for Wednesday at some point. Even though the front will be very progressive, there is still a chance…
Building NASA approved solar eclipse viewing box
The Solar Eclipse will begin shortly and News 25’s Brooke Parker is already set up and ready to watch. If you need an easy and safe way to view the eclipse and you don’t have eclipse glasses, NASA has you covered with these official NASA approved instructions on how to make your own solar eclipse viewing box! Click here to…
Meggan Monday: Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum
Nestled among the Oaks on the point of East Biloxi, you’ll find the beautiful Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum. It offers an interactive way to explore South Mississippi’s more than 300 years of history, heritage, and culture. Outreach and Education Coordinator Elizabeth Alexander said, “This museum is a culmination of donations and rich history and contributions of all the people…
Shamrockin’ the Coast
Shamrockin’ the Coast is the school’s largest annual fundraiser and it directly supports St. Patrick Catholic High School’s mission of educating scholars, training disciples, and supporting champions. Director of Advancement Meggan Gray joins us this morning with more. Shamrockin’ the Coast takes place April 20th at the Biloxi Civic Center. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Shamrockin’ the Coast, st. patrick catholic…
4/8 – The Chief’s “Warm & Breezy” Monday Morning Forecast
Cloud coverage and breezy conditions will increase this morning as an approaching cold front to the west stalls. Early Wednesday we will see a cold front moving toward the area with very moisture content for this time of year. If this were stalled over the area, it would not be a problem saying we could see a flood watch issued…
NASA Solar System Ambassador Howard Hochhalter speaks about April 8th solar eclipse.
NASA Solar System Ambassador Howard Hochhalter talks about the significance of the April 8th solar eclipse.
“It’ll look like an Oreo cookie that has a bite out of it and the bite will get bigger and bigger and bigger.” The solar eclipse is fast approaching. With many across the country getting ready to experience the celestial event, it’s important to keep in mind the safety precautions necessary to view it. “You wanna stress this, don’t look…
4/5 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Tables Will Turn” Friday Night Forecast
Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen
Monday will be somewhat of a transition day as an upper trough continues to dig into the southwestern United States, forcing the upper ridge over the Gulf south to move eastward. The surface pressure gradient will also tighten in response to developing low pressure over Texas. This will cause onshore winds to strengthen and result in a continued influx of…