Rep. Jeffrey Hulum III gives insight into upcoming legislative session

The legislative session will begin on January 2nd, so News 25 will be checking in with our local legislators about how they’re feeling heading into next week. We spoke with Representative Jeffrey Hulum III about what he is expecting to see on the agenda. One bill that has garnered support from both sides of the aisle is the grocery tax…

12/26 – Jeff’s “Colder This Week” Tuesday Afternoon Forecast

This afternoon will feature mid/upper-level clouds continuing. Temperatures will be near seasonal averages in the lower/mid-60s and the breeze relaxing some will make it feel more tolerable. It will be cold overnight with temperatures in the 40s for much of the area. Cloud cover will continue to stick around. Wednesday won’t be too unlike today with only winds being lighter…

Morning Business Report: December 26th, 2023

Homes in most of the country are overvalued, according to news analysis. And return policies have gotten more annoying this holiday season. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report

Search for missing Jackson County man

A developing story here in South Mississippi, Jackson County Law Enforcement Agencies are searching for a man missing since the morning of Christmas Eve. Sixty-year-old Joseph Ladnier has not been seen since 8 a.m. on the 24th. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says he was leaving his home in Hurley to visit his son in Moss Point. He drives a…

12/26 – Jeff Vorick’s “Cooler & Breezy” Tuesday Morning Forecast

Cloud cover has moved back in with upper-level clouds streaming in. Temperatures are a few degrees cooler out the door this morning and winds have shifted to out of the north-to-northwest. Breezy conditions will gradually relax through the day and some breaks in the clouds are possible during the mid-morning timeframe. Tonight will be another notch colder with upper-30s –…

12/24 – Jeff’s “Rain/Tracking Santa” Christmas Forecast

Rain will persist through a lot of the overnight hours tonight with an area of low pressure moving through the region. Winds will also be elevated through around midnight. Some isolated rain cells could provide for strong wind gusts at times. Be mindful of isolated pockets of street flooding in the area overnight into early Christmas Day. The cold front…

Gulfport woman turns 101!

A year ago, we celebrated Ethelyn Mozingo hitting triple digits when she turned 100. It was a day of celebration at Memorial Driftwood Nursing Center – from sharing Christmas gifts to blowing out birthday candles. Born in 1922, Ethelyn Mozingo is turning 101. Her son Ron Mozingo says Ethelyn is hardworking and never complains. She retired after 32 years at…

Family caregiver named Mississippi Hero

Mississippi Heroes honored a mother for being a caregiver. Kelli Tucker is the caregiver for her adult brother, Michael, and her son, Sam. The two of them are autistic and need accommodations to navigate the world. Kelli Tucker is their advocate and caregiver, paving the way for them. Mississippi Heroes believes it takes a selfless person to dedicate their life…

12/22 – Jeff Vorick’s “Rain Ahead” Friday Evening Forecast

A stunning day will be capped off by a mild evening and overnight with upper-level clouds streaming in. Temperatures will mostly be in the 50s out the door for your Saturday. Other than occasional bouts of cloud cover, tomorrow will be another stunning day with temperatures reaching the 70-degree mark for a lot of you. It will be breezy at…

Fire at Buddies House of Food in Moss Point

We have an update on a fire at a Moss Point restaurant yesterday. This is video of the blaze at Buddies House of Food sent to us by a viewer. According to Moss Point Fire Chief Daniel Wade, no injuries were reported. The fire is now under investigation by the state fire marshal’s office. They’ll be on scene next week…

Six months since tornado struck Moss Point

Tuesday would make 6 months since the June tornado that struck the Moss Point community. “That’s what we take from this,” said Moss Point Mayor Billy Knight. “Even though it as a bad situation and we hate it happened. But let’s take this tragedy and use it as an opportunity to make it better.” Six months have passed since a…

12/21 – Jeff’s “Rain This Weekend” Thursday Night Forecast

Temperatures will be more pleasant overnight with the pattern changing. Some spots along the beachfront may stay warmer than the 50-degree mark. Clouds will be around overnight through a good part of your Friday. More opportunities for sunshine arrive later in the day. This weekend into the Christmas holiday bring some changes. Saturday will be quite nice with some sunshine…

Handmade parade hosted in Bay St. Louis

The Arts-Hancock County in Bay St. Louis hosted their second-ever handmade parade earlier Thursday night. Celebrating the longest night of the year, guests brought hand-made or purchased battery-powered lanterns for a parade. The parade began at the Arts Center and ended on the beach near Washington Street. Those who participated were greeted with a beach bonfire and food to conclude…

12/21 – Jeff’s “Winter Begins” Thursday Evening Forecast

Winter begins at 9:27 PM. Tonight will feature some cloud cover and an overall milder feel. Temperatures will not be as cold as previous nights though with some spots even struggling to drop to the 50-degree mark. Gradually, changes will be taking place over the next few days. Friday will feature some clearing during the afternoon hours but more mid-level…

D’iberville Police give tips for staying safe while Christmas shopping

Theft-related crimes tend to increase during the holiday season. A national crime victimization survey found that robbery and larceny increase by nearly 20% in December. We spoke with the D’iberville police department about what you can do to stay safe as you head out to do any last-minute shopping. The Diberville police department says the most common theft they see…

Community works together for Angel Tree distribution day

Families in Jackson and George County picked up their angel tree gifts from the Salvation Army this morning. The Salvation Army was able to serve over 300 children in Jackson and George County this year. Chevron and Ingalls funded about 100 children each and they were joined by other organizations to help distribute gifts. “To be able to give back…