Funeral for retired Pascagoula Police Captain Shannon Massey

Today in Jackson County, family, friends, and colleagues gathered for the funeral of retired Pascagoula Police Captain James Deshannon Massey also known as Shannon Massey. On November 25th, Massey died after a courageous fight with cancer. He was surrounded by his immediate family who will continue honoring his legacy and remembering him and the many titles he carried throughout his…

Morning Business Report: November 30th, 2022

Americans get holiday shopping off to a strong start and a new Alzheimer’s drug may benefit some patients. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Christmas events in the City of Biloxi

It’s Christmastime in the city. Biloxi Main Street is decking downtown with all sorts of merriment this weekend. The 18th annual Christmas in the City is this Saturday. Biloxi Main Street Executive Director Kay Miller is in studio with more. Tags: Biloxi Main Street, Christmas events, holiday

Institute for Disability Studies hosts job extravaganza

The Institute for Disability Studies at the University of Southern Mississippi hosted a job extravaganza to help youth with disabilities find a career. Fifteen businesses set up for attendees to learn job-related skills through hands-on experiences, meet local employers, and be matched with a peer mentor. The goal at IDS is to help kids, youth, and adults with disabilities navigate…

Ocean Springs holding tree lighting tomorrow

In Ocean Springs, there will be a tree lighting with Santa tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. That’s happening at the Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Center. There will be live music with a sing-a-long, pictures with Santa, cookie decorating, and more. Bring your own camera for photos.

Mississippi Power crews off to help in Alabama

Mississippi Power is sending a storm team to Alabama to help with recovery efforts after severe weather. Spokesman Jeff Shepard said a team of 75 lineman, engineers, and support staff left this morning to help. Crews from the Coast are headed to Mobile while crews from the Pine Belt and Meridian are headed to Tuscaloosa and Eutaw. Categories: Local News,…

11/30 – Rob Knight’s “Sunny, Cool & Windy” Wednesday Afternoon Forecast

A drier/cooler northerly wind will develop across the region today behind the departing storm system. Temperatures will slowly cool back into the mid-60s this afternoon. Much cooler tonight across the forecast area with interior south Mississippi cooling off into the lower and middle 30s. Elsewhere, upper 30s to lower 40s expected respectively as the cold Canadian airmass continues to advect…

11/30 – The Chief’s “Severe Weather Threat Departing” Wednesday morning Forecast

Ongoing activity will begin to settle down this morning as a front moves through the region. A drier/cooler northerly wind will develop across the region today behind the departing storm system. Temperatures will be a bit of a challenge today depending on cloud cover/insolation and cold air advection. Much cooler tonight across the forecast area with interior south Mississippi cooling…

Picayune RB Dante Dowdell receives 5A Mr. Football Award

Senior running back Dante Dowdell became the first-ever Picayune player to receive the Mr. Football Award for Class 5A, fresh off the Maroon Tide’s South State championship game victory over Gautier, in which Dowdell played his best game in the biggest game of the season. The U.S. Army Bowl All-American posted a season high 241 yards and a career high…

Ocean Springs QB Bray Hubbard receives 6A Mr. Football Award

For the first time in the seven-year history of the Mr. Football Awards in Mississippi, two players from the six coastal counties are being honored in the same season. For the first time in those seven years, we have a two-time winner in the 6A ranks. This morning, Ocean Springs quarterback Bray Hubbard received his Mr. Football medal and trophy…

Pass Christian’s Marin Beeson signs with Delta State softball

Pass Christian sending dual-sport star Marin Beeson off to the next level this evening. A two-time South State champion for volleyball, Beeson actually putting pen to paper with Delta State for softball, a sport she says she fell in love with when she was five. A true student-athlete, Beeson has over a 4.0 GPA in the classroom. On the field,…

11/29 – Brittany’s “Quiet For Now” Tuesday Night Forecast

We’ve managed to remain relatively quiet thus for for our evening but that will be subject to change as we’ll see an increasing chance for showers and thunderstorms in the area for our overnight hours, in advance of an approaching cold front. We’ll see the potential for widespread showers and scattered thunderstorms. We’ll also be under a SLIGHT threat for…

Ole Miss freshman RB Quinshon Judkins wins Conerly Trophy

Another big-time award going out this evening, Ole Miss running back Quinshon Judkins takes home the 2022 C-Spire Conerly Trophy, beating out Mississippi State defensive back Emmanuel Forbes Jr. and Jackson State quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Judkins burst onto the scene for the Rebels as a true freshman, rushing for more than 1,400 yards and 17 touchdowns en route to an…

UPDATE: Victim in single-car crash in Gulfport identified

A woman is dead after a single-car crash in Gulfport. The crash happened on Washington Avenue off of East Pass Road when the driver of the vehicle crashed into the side wall of First Missionary Baptist Church. Harrison County Coroner Brian Switzer said 50-year-old Brandon Galloway of Gulfport died at the scene. He said it appeared as though Galloway had…

11/29 – Brittany’s “Severe Threat” Tuesday Evening Forecast

The main focus of the forecast will be the activity we’ll see tonight. Tonight will hold a 90-100% chance for showers and thunderstorms in advance of an approaching cold front. We’ll see the potential for widespread showers and scattered thunderstorms. We’ll also be under a SLIGHT threat for severe weather, which is a level 2 out of 5. The greatest…

Fans coming together to watch USA in World Cup

People all over the country gathered to watch the Men’s U.S. Soccer Team compete in their third match of the World Cup. Walk-On’s in D’Iberville welcomed any and all soccer fans to join them while watching Team USA beat Iran to qualify for the round of 16. The team requested for fans to wear blue to match their uniforms for…

Christmas events happening this week in Biloxi

The City of Biloxi released Christmas events that will be happening this week. The annual Children’s Christmas Parade and Christmas on the Town Green will be Friday, December 2nd from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The parade features kindergarten to fourth graders riding in hay wagons. The parade begins at the Dr. Frank Gruich Senior Center and ends at the…

Lighting up the Biloxi Lighthouse this Thursday

The Biloxi Lighthouse will be lighting up for Christmas starting this Thursday. The lighthouse will be covered in Christmas lights. The public is invited to the lighting as Mayor FoFo Gilich flips the switch and lights up the landmark. The switch will be flipped at 5:30. Santa will be making an appearance as well with hot chocolate and cookies being…

State receives funds for internet networks as part of Internet for All grants

The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration announced the state of Mississippi has received its first ‘Internet for All’ grant. The grants are for deploying high-speed internet networks and developing digital skills training programs. The state is receiving more than $5 million in funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law to plan for the development and adoption of affordable,…

Giving Tuesday an opportunity to help others, organizations

The biggest celebration of generosity is today. Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. People take part in Giving Tuesday by giving money, volunteering, paying it forward to others and much more. It’s a chance for nonprofits to highlight their missions, solicit donations and gain new…

Morning Business Report: November 29th, 2022

The highest number of people went through TSA security Sunday since the pandemic began and investors are about to learn whether Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug is really as good as it seems. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

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

Christmas wish lists are filling up and often we see puppies and kittens on those lists. Our friends from the Jackson County Animal Shelter are here today with some ideas, along with some important reminders about these cuddly gifts. Categories: Pet of the Week Tags: jackson county animal shelter, pet of the week

Christmas Feed the Needy program deadline is December 12th

As part of their Feed the Needy initiative, law enforcement agencies across Harrison County will be delivering meals on Christmas day to those in need. If you would like to sign up to get a free meal just contact your local police department or the sheriff’s office. The agencies are also asking for monetary donations and volunteers to help deliver…