Could you be mistaken for Sylvester Stallone? Then, we’re talking to you. Central Casting Louisiana is looking for a stand-in who can double for Stallone, who is on the Gulf Coast filming a movie titled ‘Armored.’ You may remember we told you about the filming last week in Waveland. The work is for Wednesday, so hurry and apply if you…
This Afternoon we are rather humid, however temperatures are just above average. There is a stationary front to the north of our area causing partly cloudy skies. This cloud coverage will continue through out the afternoon hours with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will warm to the upper 80s leaving hot and humid conditions. Overnight rain…
Sales of Jimmy Buffett songs rose 7,000 percent the week after he died and President Biden will visit the striking UAW workers today. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
If you like red beans and rice, we’ve got an event for you! Cynthia Chauvin with CASA of Hancock County is here to tell us about a cook-off coming up to help those in need. The Red Beans Cook-Off takes place October 14th at 4 p.m. at Diamondhead Town Green. For more information visit casahancockcounty.org. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: CASA…
This morning we are starting out rather humid, however temperatures are mild. There is a stationary front to the north of our area causing an abundance of cloud coverage. This cloud coverage will continue through out the afternoon hours with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will warm to the upper 80s leaving hot and humid conditions….
TOLEDO, Ohio (WXXV) — Last week, Biloxi High School alum Colt Keith took home some big time hardware courtesy of Baseball America as the Detroit Tigers MiLB Player of the Year. Of all players in the Tigers’ system, Keith led the way with 155 hits, 38 doubles and 101 RBI, making him one of just 10 players in all of…
Skies will clear somewhat overnight and temperatures will cool to mild readings to start your Tuesday. Rain chances will be on the table for tomorrow afternoon, peaking around 30% or so. The same general hit or miss thunderstorm activity is what you can expect. The setup of a cold front slowly moving through the region will be paired with a…
Rain in the area will gradually come to an end this evening. Skies will clear somewhat overnight with the loss of daytime heating. It will be mild out the door to start your Tuesday with some clouds but overall pleasant conditions. The pattern will feature a lot of rinse and repeat this week. A storm system draping a weak cold…
Are you feeling lucky? Well, you may want to grab a lottery ticket for the Powerball. The Powerball jackpot is climbing to $785 million after no one matched all six numbers in Saturday’s drawing. That amount is the 4th largest jackpot in history. There have been 28 consecutive drawings now without a grand prize winner since the winning numbers were…
In honor of D’Iberville’s Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux turning one-year-old Tuesday, they’re inviting you all to join in on their celebration. Tuesday is guaranteed to be a full day of fun with face painting, a bouncy house, corn hole, and all sorts of games for the kids. From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., there will be guest appearances from both the…
Absentee ballots for the November general election are now available. Absentee ballots are available through your circuit clerk. Saturday in-person absentee voting dates are October 28th and November 4th from 8 a.m. to noon. Registration deadline for the November 7th election is Monday, October 9th and mail-in registration must be postmarked by October 10th. Harrison County Circuit Clerk Connie Ladner…
Federal funding for railroad improvements has been earmarked for the Magnolia state. The Federal Railroad Administration has announced that $230 million will go towards two major projects, including one in South Mississippi. More than $178 million is set aside for the Gulf Coast Corridor Improvement project as passenger service is set to resume here in South Mississippi within the next…
State Senator Joel Carter is going the extra mile to ensure classroom safety in Mississippi. If you’ve ever been concerned about your child’s safety in the classroom, you are not alone. Parents, school leaders, and state senators are working together to keep the classrooms in Biloxi a little bit safer. Our Lady of Fatima Elementary School in Biloxi recently installed…
Joining us today are Kim Gowdy and Shelby Hudson to tell us about the upcoming Jackson County 4-H Open House. The open house takes place Tuesday, September 26th at 4:30 p.m. at Jackson County Fair Hall. Click here for more information about the Jackson County 4-H Club. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Jackson County 4-H, Open House
September marks Sickle Cell Awareness Month and one Coastal organization for African American families is doing its part to raise awareness. Jack and Jill of America Incorporated partnered with the American Red Cross to hold its first ever sickle cell community blood drive over the weekend. Shoppers at Edgewater Mall were able to donate blood and learn a little bit…
Thousands of South Mississippians were doing their part to raise awareness for heart and blood related diseases over the weekend. The American Heart Association held its signature Heart Walk Saturday morning at Jones Park. Local businesses, volunteers, as well as heart disease and stroke survivors joined side-by-side, doing their part to save lives. There were also fun activities at the…
A popular Netflix series was in Wiggins over the weekend, helping restore ecosystems in the De Soto National Forest for National Public Lands Day. “MeatEater,” the popular outdoor hunting television series, teamed up with the USDA and about 100 volunteers to improve the Leaf River Wildlife Management area in the De Soto National Forest. Volunteers improved the wildlife habitat by…
One Cruisin’ the Coast host club got an early start on all the fun as well with an annual fundraiser over the weekend. The parking lot of the Elks Lodge in Biloxi was the site of the Singing River Street Rod Association’s 45th annual Car and Truck Show. The show included a raffle, door prizes, and awards as well for…
The stars were out and were ready to party at the Mississippi Aquarium’s annual fundraising event. The Hancock Whitney Sea of Stars fundraiser brought animals and community members together, featuring live music, great food, and a chance to check out the new changing tides exhibit. There was also a silent auction for those in attendance and chance for guests to…
The Hancock Health Foundation is bringing back its Happy Days are Here Again Sock Hop on Friday to help raise money for the foundation. The sock hop takes place at 7 p.m. at Community Hall. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Hancock Health Foundation, Happy Days are Here Again Sock Hop
We’re joined this morning by Debbie Benoit with Crusaders for Veterans to talk about an upcoming blood drive the group is hosting. The blood drive takes place Saturday at the Mississippi Coast Harley Davidson. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: blood drive, Crusaders for Veterans
Seniors have stopped eating at Cracker Barrel and Olive Garden and Hollywood writers reach an agreement with studio streamers to end the strike. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Cruisin’ the Coast is just around the corner, but the pre-game partying has already begun for the nation’s number one car show, according to USA Today, that is. Our News 25 cameras were at the D’Iberville Civic Center for the Cruisin’ The Coast packing party. “We’ve got quite an event going on here in D’Iberville and behind us as you…
The upper level pattern across the country remains complex, with an area of high pressure extending from northern Mexico to the Great Lakes and low pressure systems over the High Plains, southeastern Gulf of Mexico and New England. A decaying complex of t-storms over central LA continues to move southward. The thinking is that the cirrus blow off from that convection,…