Gulfport High students work with first responders through class

Gulfport High School has a unique class that allows their juniors and seniors to do more hands-on activities with first responders. Today, the class worked with the Gulfport Fire Department. Jeremy Necaise’s class is not like any other class at Gulfport High School. His ‘law and public safety’ elective gives students an opportunity to work with first responders in our…

Pearl River County schools increase safety

Thanks to the Department of Justice ‘Cops Grant’ worth half a million dollars, Pearl River County schools have increased their security. Teachers and staff can now call for help with the push of a button with crisis-alert, which is a safety solution by Centegix. The badges for teachers and administrators can be used for several different types of scenarios, including…

Harrison County deputies shop with youth for fishing rodeo gear

To prepare for the Youth Fishing Rodeo on Saturday, several Harrison County deputies headed down to Academy Sports to get some fishing gear with the children participating in the competition. News 25’s Rick Gogreve is at the store where he will let us know how the shopping spree went! Categories: Local News, News Tags: Harrison County deputies, Youth Fishing Rodeo

New Orleans man biking 6,500 miles for great cause

A New Orleans man is riding his bike across the country to raise money and awareness for his nephew who has Down Syndrome. Chris Sweeney left New Orleans Wednesday to start his Ride for Reid journey, cycling 6,500 miles. Seven-year-old Reid was born with Down Syndrome and is Chris’ youngest nephew. “Ever since he was born, I wanted to do…

Humalog and Lispro insulin see 70 percent decrease in price

The Inflation Reduction Act, which caps the price of insulin at $35 a month, is helping a non-profit help more clients. Insulin sold under Humalog and Lispro by Eli Lilly Corporation is being reduced 70 percent in price to help patients better afford their medicine. Humalog is now being capped at a monthly fee of $35 or less for those…

Gautier police searching for suspect wanted for home invasion

Gautier police have identified the suspect in a home invasion that happened on March 1st. Shantel Toro was named as the suspect and has ties with the cities of Moss Point, Pascagoula, and Slidell. Police are also trying to find two men involved in the home invasion, they are considered armed and dangerous. If anyone has any information, they are…

Morning Business Report: March 2nd, 2023

Delta pilots are getting a giant raise and the Senate has killed one of President Biden’s proposals for investments. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Pass Christian School District announces Pirate Career Academy

Pass Christian schools are excited to announce advancements in their curriculum. The school district has a history of high-quality academic performance, but they are working on ensuring success for students outside the classroom. Pirate Career Readiness Academy is a program that helps jump-start career readiness and skills while students are still in high school. They’re learning things like resume building,…

Sal & Mookies in Biloxi closes its doors

Hard on the heels of the news that Fill-Up with Billups has closed its doors in Biloxi, Sal & Mookies announced it has closed its doors. The popular pizzeria that opened in 2015 announced yesterday they were moving in a different direction. The owners also announced a new restaurant would take over the property. This morning, Cameron Bell Properties said…

3/2 – The Chief’s “Warm & Breezy” Thursday Morning Forecast

Another warm day expected across the region with most of the area warming into the upper 70s to low 80s along with breezy conditions. All eyes will shift upstream as a strong upper level disturbance begins to move from Texas into the mid MS River Valley late in the period. I’m still watching the potential for severe weather along or…

3/1 – Brittany’s “Warm & Humid” Wednesday Night Forecast

Another warm day across the region with most of the area warming into the lower and middle 80s…which is still well above average for this time of year. A few isolated very light showers have developed out there with the strong WAA/moist advection. Tonight, more low stratus is forecast to develop as low level moisture continues to stream into the…

Make-A-Wish grants local child a dream bedroom makeover

The Make-A-Wish Foundation gave one Coastal child his dream room makeover today. Six-year-old Carson Ware walked into Big Play in Biloxi where he was surprised with a Wish Reveal Party! At the party, he was told that his bedroom was transformed into a Fortnite gaming paradise filled with new furniture, a gaming chair, new games, a gaming computer, and so…

Black Spring Break returns to the Coast in April

Biloxi is getting ready for Black Spring Break coming up next month. Biloxi is expecting to have more visitors back for the event now that COVID outbreaks have declined. Black Spring Break will run Thursday, April 13th through Sunday, April 16th. There are scheduled events, concerts, and contests already lined up for the weekend that has traditionally drawn thousands to…

Long Beach remembers two long-time Rotary Club members

The Long Beach community is mourning the loss of two Rotary Club members who made a huge impact in the city. Long Beach Rotary Club members Karen Livengood and Ted Molesworth were best friends who were in the club for more than ten years. Molesworth was the chair of the Rotary Foundation and Livengood was lead organizer and treasurer of…

Winning MATCH 5 ticket sold in Biloxi

One lucky lottery player in South Mississippi has a ticket worth a cool quarter of a million. The Mississippi Lottery Corporation announced today that a ticket bought in Biloxi won Tuesday’s MATCH 5 drawing. The jackpot is worth more than $272,000. The winning ticket was bought at the Clark’s Oil Company Store at Veterans Avenue and Highway 90. MATCH 5…

Armed Forces Retirement Home hiring for nursing positions

Due to the nationwide nursing shortage, Armed Forces Retirement Home hosted a nursing open house. The retirement home is looking to fill many full time and intermittent positions, including licensed and practical nurses and registered nurses. Those interested must have been a nurse for at least one year. Applicants at the open house got to tour the property, meet residents…

Eaglets at Sandhill Crane Wildlife Refuge receive GPS solar transmitters for migration

Eaglets have hatched at the Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge. Now the refuge is preparing for its fifth year of bald eagle banding. Time keeps on slippin’ into the future as two baby bald eagles are preparing to leave their nest. U.S. Wildlife and Fisheries, Mississippi State University, and Mississippi Power are teaming up to track the eaglets during…