A few scattered showers have developed across the region early this morning, which will continue to develop into t-storms as we progresses towards midday. Today looks to be somewhat similar to the last day or two in terms of what to expect. Hot and humid with very windy conditions along with a chance of showers and thunderstorms which lines up…
On Monday, Southern Miss Senior third baseman Danny Lynch played his final game in a black and gold uniform more than 10 years after his older brother, Tim Lynch, played his first. The two brothers never played together at USM, but their Lynch Legacy is still one that’s better told together. Perhaps the greatest play in the history of Pete…
It will remain warm and humid overnight. Winds out of the southwest will continue to keep the hot pattern in place for South Mississippi. Any threat of severe weather will be out of the picture overnight. Tomorrow will be another very hot and humid day across South Mississippi. The storm track will shift slightly and bring more rain potential. This…
Today is National Flag Day as active and veteran service members salute the flag in its honor. The American Legion Post 119 held a flag ceremony to honor the stars and stripes. Former and active military assisted in taking down the American Legion’s flag and burning it as part of the retirement ceremony. People in the community were invited to…
In honor of Father’s Day this weekend, the Biloxi Lions Club recognizes one man as the Father of the Year. Since 1999, the Biloxi Lions Club presents the annual Father of the Year award. This year, the prestigious honor was awarded to father of six, Steve Gautreaux. Steve is a nurse anesthetist in the U.S. Air Force who is dedicated…
There is the potential for severe weather in South Mississippi tonight. Our area is under an Enhanced, or Level 3 of 5 threat for severe thunderstorms. Any thunderstorms that make it through our area this evening have the potential to produce damaging winds in excess of 70 MPH and hail of golf ball size. Activity will clear our area by…
Hurricane season is here and the Mississippi Department of Transportation is advising residents how to be safe in the face of danger. MDOT provides free resources to help Mississippi residents prepare for a hurricane evacuation when a storm system threatens. The MDOT traffic mobile app, hurricane evacuation kit checklist, and the 2023 MDOT hurricane evacuation guide gives residents a checklist…
Young campers in Jackson County are getting an introduction into the world of STEM. The City of Gautier Parks and Recreation is teaming up with Old School Tutoring and Toys, hosting a weekly camp for kids interested in the world of science, robotics, themed art, and engineering. This week, children were learning how to construct and operate bottle rockets, create…
Biloxi is looking for employees who will run toward danger and a career with the city. Biloxi held a job fair at the Woolmarket City Center to bring together job seekers and job openings, offering great opportunities for those in search of employment. The job fair today showcased Biloxi’s fire and police departments, along with the communication division. Biloxi Assistant…
Feeding the Gulf Coast is an organization providing meals to families in need. Their goal is a hunger-free Gulf Coast. They are providing free meals to children under 18 this summer. Feeding the Gulf Coast donated meals to the Salvation Army’s summer camp. Children attending the camp have the opportunity to bring their own lunch or take advantage of the…
The Democratic candidate running for Governor was in Gulfport today, pledging to cut taxes for Mississippians if elected. Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley unveiled the first plank of his ‘cutting taxes, creating jobs’ campaign, vowing to put money back into taxpayers’ wallets. Presley says by eliminating grocery tax and slashing car tag registration fees in half, Mississippians would see an…
County supervisors from across the Magnolia state are in town for networking and continuing education. They have been on the Coast since Monday for the 94th edition of the Mississippi Association of Supervisors. Executive Director of the National Association of Counties Matt Chase showed thanks to the supervisors for their hard work and proceeded to give national updates. The big…
Avatar and Star Wars fans will have to wait years to see the next films and pay raises just caught up with inflation for the first time in two years. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Freedom Weekend is almost upon us. There’s a Juneteenth Celebration in Gulfport this weekend. Here to tell us how you and your family can participate are Executive Director of the Juneteenth Celebration Bobby Hudson III and Rutha Evans from the GRIOTS Society. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Freedom Weekend, Juneteenth
Today is Flag Day, a day to honor the symbol of our unity, resilience, and shared values. The American Flag was first adopted on this day in 1777. The veterans at the American Legion remind us that proper flag care is an essential sign of respect and patriotism including knowing the proper way to fold and handle a flag and…
A disturbance in the overall pattern riding SE into the area will continue to bring a SLIGHT/MODERATE threat to the area into early afternoon. All forms of severity will be in play until the activity slides to the SE early afternoon. Another round of potential SEVERE WEATHER will once again be possible overnight. We remain in a progressive quasi-zonal flow…
There is plenty to talk about in the first 24-48 hours with a challenging forecast ahead. An impulse riding SE along a stationary front to the North will aid in destabilizing the atmosphere. The response will be a volatile, unstable elevated layer aloft yielding the potential for SEVERE T-STORMS to develop late morning into this afternoon.This is one area to…
A Waveland pastor’s sermon has gone viral after he claimed Donald Trump’s indictment is ‘war.’ Shane Vaughn is a pastor at First Harvest Ministries. He has traveled all the way to Miami, Florida to support former president Donald Trump as he was taken into custody. But while he’s there, a video of his sermon has caught the eye of nearly…
It will remain warm overnight as temperatures will not drop significantly. The humidity will remain in place as we are in meteorological summer. There is the low-end potential for a shower/thunderstorm overnight. Isolated thunderstorm chances will be around the next couple of days as there are thunderstorm complexes moving through the region and daily local influences. Some of the storm…
A Biloxi man is on trial this week for the 2015 killing of a Waffle House waitress. Johnny Mount is accused of shooting Julie Brightwell. Mount allegedly shot Brightwell after she told Mount he couldn’t smoke his E-cigarette inside the restaurant. Mount had been a firefighter with the City of Biloxi for 10 years before being hit by a car…
A Gulfport teenager is fighting for her life in a New Orleans hospital while police try to find the person responsible. In a shocking incident Saturday night, a hit-and-run driver struck 13-year-old Teshawna Taylor before fleeing the scene, leaving her critically injured with extensive medical bills. Her uncle, Marquell Bridges said, “She’s in a medically induced coma. She’s on a…
Clouds took a very slight edge off of the heat today. Some spotty rain has popped up here and there. It will remain very warm overnight with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s thanks to the humid airmass. Some low cloud/light fog issues are possible late tonight. The hot and humid pattern will remain in place. The storm track will also…
Mississippi Power employees are giving back to the community. They gathered this morning at Back Bay Mission in Biloxi to roll up their sleeves, grab a paintbrush, and help refresh the walls of Back Bay’s administrative building. By painting these walls, volunteers are allowing Back Bay Mission to save money so they can use it on services for the people…
The Biloxi Chamber of Commerce hosted its ‘Morning Call’ at the IP today. The new format allowed Biloxi Council members to update people about what’s happening in their wards in a panel setting. Today’s panel included Ward 7 Councilman Nathan Barrett, Ward 2 Councilman Felix Gines, and Ward 5 Councilman Dr. Paul Tisdale. A few of the topics discussed this…