Mississippi Coast Coliseum preparing for Crawfish Music Festival

Crawfish lovers and country music enthusiasts, here’s your reminder that the Mississippi Coast Coliseum Crawfish Music Festival begins tomorrow. The crew at the coliseum finished setting up this evening. Gates will be open for the public on April 19th and 20th from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., April 21st from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., April 22nd from 1 p.m….

Hancock Middle School celebrates Earth Week

To celebrate Earth Week, students at Hancock Middle School got their hands a little dirty sprucing up their school garden. Volunteers and students at Hancock Middle School stepped outside the classroom and helped rehab the raised garden beds in the school’s garden. Volunteer Mark Lasalle said, “They have these garden beds and what’s neat about them is they are using…

Biloxi City Council discusses future of Black Spring Break

The Biloxi City Council met today to discuss the future of Black Spring Break and the events that unfolded over the weekend. Throughout the weekend, city police received more than 600 Spring Break related calls. At least 40 of those were related to firearms. Chief of Police John Miller told the council how the event has escalated. “I tried to…

Morning Business Report: April 18th, 2023

McDonald’s is making big changes to five classic burgers and the earnings season is off to the best start in a decade. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report.

Rotary goes to the Races Jazz Brunch and Fashion Show

Get ready to dress to the nines and don your best derby hat! Rotary of Bay St. Louis is taking us to the races. Here to tell us about this inaugural jazz brunch and fashion show is Heather Dubuisson. The event takes place April 21st from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bay St. Louis Community Center. Categories: Community…

Pet of the Week: Olivia is looking for a forever home!

They are out of space and desperately need your help. The Jackson County Animal Shelter has hundreds of animals ready for their new forever home right now. Maridee Mallette is in studio with this week’s Pet of the Week, Olivia. Tags: jackson county animal shelter, pet of the week

City of Long Beach receives grants to fix harbor damaged in storm

Three years after the Long Beach Harbor was destroyed by Hurricane Zeta, the city has received money to move forward with restoring it. The city was awarded a combined $6.6 million from the state this year to make repairs to the harbor. It includes money from the Restore Act, Tidelands Trust Fund, and GOMESA Funding. This is on top of…

Health care related bills become law in Mississippi

More funding could be coming to Mississippi hospitals and health care workers soon as three new health care related bills are set to become law. Governor Tate Reeves recently signed House Bill 271 and Senate Bills 2371 and 2372. House Bill 271 provides $103 million in funding to the new Mississippi Hospital Sustainability Grant program and Senate Bill 2327 sets…

Ocean Springs police believe Sunday night shooting was accidental

Ocean Springs police say Sunday night’s shooting in a downtown parking lot was likely accidental. According to our media partner, the Sun Herald, police haven’t found any evidence the shooting was related to those series of shooting earlier in the night in Biloxi. Instead, police say the 22-year-old man from D’Iberville may have accidentally shot himself in the leg. The…

Coast Chamber honors business, community leaders at One Coast Awards

The Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce honored those making a difference withing their community at the One Coast Awards Ceremony this morning at Beau Rivage Resort and Casino. Community leaders and business professionals gathered in Beau’s Magnolia Ballroom to honor the Top 10 Business Leaders Under 40 and the Top Oustanding Community Leaders at the annual awards breakfast. One…

4/18 – The Chief’s “Warm, Increasing Humidity” Tuesday Afternoon Forecast

A weak disturbance moving across Louisiana will move across the local area late this afternoon and tonight. Considering the dry airmass, I don’t anticipate any precipitation, but cloud cover will increase late in the day. The question will be whether it arrives soon enough to stop temperatures from reaching forecast highs. Forecast soundings show high level moisture becoming significant enough…

D’Iberville High School wins Class III Archery State Championship

D’Iberville High School is the proud owner of yet another Class III Archery State Championship going back-to-back led by former News 25 Student Athlete of the Week Julia Pryor. Pryor caps off her senior season as the state’s top female shooter with an individual score of 288. As a team, the Warriors shooting 3,344, edging out Germantown in second place…

High School Baseball: Harrison Central vs. Biloxi

Biloxi is your Region 8 Class 6A district champion no matter what, but the Indians don’t know that yet and neither does Harrison Central. Biloxi and Harrison Central facing off on the high school diamond tonight. Biloxi wins this game, the series, and the district crown, 10-8 in nine. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, High School Baseball, sports

High School Baseball: Hancock vs. Gulfport

With just a few weeks left in the high school baseball regular season, it’s starting to get down to the nitty gritty in district play. Tonight, we take a deep dive into Region 8 Class 6A. Hancock playing host Gulfport, Admirals need a win to keep their district title hopes alive. Hawks win 12-9. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball,…

4/17 – Jeff Vorick’s “Chilly” Monday Night Forecast

It’s cool, but pleasant this evening. Clear skies and calm-to-light winds will allow for efficient radiative cooling overnight. Temperatures around daybreak will be in the upper-40s to low-50s across South Mississippi. Other than a few clouds in the afternoon, tomorrow will be much like today with plentiful sunshine and warmer temperatures. A disturbance in the mid-levels of the atmosphere will…

Biloxi police investigating shooting that left five injured

Police are investigating an officer involved shooting that left five injured Sunday night in Biloxi as well as looking for a shooter. A weekend of fun came to an abrupt end when shots rang through the parking lot of Surf Style in Biloxi. Five were injured, including a police officer, Biloxi Police Chief John Miller isn’t blaming the event for…

Congressman Mike Ezell celebrates 100 days in office

Congressman Mike Ezell is celebrating 100 days in office. Since taking his oath of office to become a United States congressman, Representative Ezell has achieved many things in his first 100 days. When asked about the journey so far, Ezell says the most memorable thing was honoring the lives of the two fallen Bay St. Louis police officers by introducing…

4/17 – Jeff’s “Pleasant” Monday Evening Forecast

High pressure dominating has lent itself to sunny skies across the region. Temperatures also warmed very efficiently today thanks to dry air and relatively light winds. Temperatures tonight will be chilly again under clear skies. An impulse of energy moving from Texas into our area will provide for an increase in cloud coverage late Tuesday into Wednesday, but that’s about…

Work on Main Street Railroad Crossing begins

In Biloxi, work to repair one major railroad crossing in the downtown area is now underway. The Main Street Crossing is closed so crews can level out the road and raise the incline of the crossing to provide more clearance and prevent future accidents. This project is expected to take two months to complete at a cost of $83,000. Drivers…