A stationary front is overhead or just to the south of our area. With that being said activity may be ignited along the stationary front during the day with most of the strongest thunderstorms developing to our west and south. Most of the area should be rain free most of the day until late afternoon/evening hours. Tonight will see all…
MOSS POINT, Miss. — On Wednesday, Moss Point High School football players took to the community to help those in need following Monday’s EF2 tornado, and they were joined by players from East Central and Pascagoula high schools as well. In the video above, WXXV Sports Director Jeff Haeger gives a shout out to those gracious enough to lend a…
When Southern Miss pitcher Tanner Hall is on the mound, he’s one of the best in the nation at not allowing hits. When the ball does get hit, he’s one of the best in the nation at recording the out anyway. Today, Hall winning a Gold Glove award for his position, courtesy of the American Baseball Coaches Association and Rawlings,…
The United Cajun Navy is in Moss Point with everything from tarps to dog treats! The United Cajun Navy is a nonprofit based out of Baton Rouge. They provide care during natural disasters and they’ve partnered with past Moss Point Alderman Chuck Redmon’s organization ‘Be the Change.’ Cajun Navy volunteer Colin Bush reached out to Redmond and they were able…
On the gridiron today, St. Stanislaus kicker Evan Noel pulling in his first Division I offer from Ole Miss. The rising junior is a five-star kicker according to Kohl’s and is actually their top ranked 2025 recruit. He already has 103 career points at SSC. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: evan noel, football, high school football, Ole Miss, sports, St….
Another tough break for Ocean Springs alum Garrett Crochet who is out 2 to 3 weeks after receiving a cortisone shot today for the inflammation in his left shoulder, according to MLB.com. The 24-year-old lefty should return to the Chicago White Sox shortly after the All-Star Break, having already missed a month earlier this season, recovering from Tommy John Surgery….
Early morning for the Biloxi Shuckers, hosting the Chattanooga Lookouts on Education Day for game two of their six game series. Two straight wins to start the homestand as the Shuckers take this one by the final count of 2-1. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, Biloxi Shuckers, sports
A more typical summertime pattern is on the way for South Mississippi. For tonight, expect rain chances to quickly dwindle for the majority of the area. It will be mild and overall comfortable out the door to start your Thursday. It will continue to be hot as summer rolls on. But, the heat will be tolerable for now. Thunderstorm chances…
The City of Moss Point held a press conference to update everyone on the tornado aftermath. Mayor Billy Knight was joined by MEMA, emergency services, and Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann as they each gave an update from their departments. Emergency services announced the extent of the damage. The tornado was only a few miles per hour away from an EF3,…
A local church in Gulfport gave back to its community in a big way! People Mission Baptist Church, in partnership with Feeding the Gulf Coast, fed over 200 families today during its food drop. The event was first come, first serve, until all the food was given away. Gulfport residents were given catfish, sweet potatoes, cabbage, and other vegetables. With…
School aged kids are soaring to new heights and gaining incredible hands-on experiences at the Aviation Summer Camp. The Mississippi Aviation Heritage Museum is currently hosting summer camps for school-aged children. Executive Director Francisco Gonzalez said, “Our hands on camps makes you feel like ‘wow you’re a part of something else’ and we’re giving inspiration for life, inspiration to perhaps…
It’s almost that time of year again where the bumper meets the road! This Friday, Scrapin the Coast will be back at the Coliseum celebrating 21 years of car and audio shows on the Coast. The event is popularly known for low riders, hot rods, and family fun. There will be car and truck shows, the return of the hydraulics…
Isolated thunderstorm chances can be expected for some this evening. Today brought a lot of sunshine and hotter temperatures than earlier on this week. Heat index values were close to 100 degrees but for the time being, temperatures are manageable. Expect mild temperatures overnight with a slightly drier feel to the air. A stubborn area of low pressure remains in…
The Cajun Navy has arrived in Moss Point to help with the tornado aftermath. News 25’s Brooke Parker is with them and has more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Cajun Navy, moss point, tornado
The first day of summer has arrived and with it comes the busy tourism season. From the beach to Paradise Pier, people are eager to escape their homes and enjoy the warm weather. Summer is the perfect time to explore, relax, and unwind in coastal Mississippi. The Coast is filled with attractions such as casinos, eco tours, and auto events….
Summer campers of all ages filled MGM Park this afternoon as the Biloxi Shuckers hosted Camp Day. Many kids got to enjoy their first-ever baseball game and tried to keep cool with sno-cones and refreshments on a rather hot afternoon, while they watched a Shuckers victory over the Chattanooga Lookouts. This afternoon just about guaranteed the Shuckers gained a new…
Given the magnitude of Monday’s tornado, it’s truly a miracle that no lives were lost. Scooby Doo Mickey Mouse fits in this category! The pup was in his kennel as the EF2 tornado struck. He’s a six-month old German Shepard mix that belongs to the Sabino family and was named by their five-year-old daughter. The Sabino’s were at the doctor…
An overnight sinkhole is being repaired in Ocean Springs. Yesterday evening, Jackson County Road Manager Joel O’Neal received notice about a sinkhole forming at East Beach. The sinkhole was caused by a hole in a drainage pipe that deposits rainfall runoff into the Sound. Today, the Jackson County road team began repairing the damage to the pipe. Once that’s finished,…
Three hundred homes and eighty businesses were damaged in the tornado that ripped through Moss Point earlier this week. Now, they’re preparing to repair damages. A tornado left a trail of destruction on Monday in Moss Point. There are buildings down and trees down, but according to Mayor Billy Knight, the city is optimistic. “Right now, we’re getting a lot…
Each June, ham radio operators hold a field day, or open house, to invite the public to come see how ham radios work. This year, field day is Saturday. To tell us more about it are Jackson County Amateur Radio Association President Gus Kastrantas and Spokesman Charlie Hardt. Amateur Radio Field day takes place Saturday from 2 p.m. to 5…
Markets brace for the federal reserve testimony today and U.S. charitable giving falls in 2022. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Every other Wednesday we feature a pet up for adoption at the Humane Society of South Mississippi. This week’s Pet of the Week is Lottie. Katie King and Lottie are in studio with more. Categories: Pet of the Week Tags: Humane Society of South Mississippi, pet of the week
Members of the Moss Point High School football team broke out the wheelbarrows and put on their gloves to help clear storm debris in the yards of elderly residents across the city this morning. Moss Point Head Coach John Feaster says there was no hesitation among his team when it came time to answer the call. “It’s much bigger than…
A house behind M&M Bank in Moss Point sits in ruins, the tornado’s wrath evident as the roof was ripped off and walls torn down. Looking at the rubble, it is astounding to think a family of three was inside when the tornado struck. Claude Adams and his son were asleep when the storm arrived. Miraculously, his wife woke them…