Any isolated thunderstorms this evening will come to an end after sunset. This weekend will be on the unsettled side, especially Saturday. In addition to our standard afternoon thunderstorms, there will be some energy that will create a thunderstorm complex to our west. It will arrive to our area around the evening hours bringing the low-end threat of damaging winds….
Leaders gave an update on the state of passenger rail here in the Magnolia state and greater Gulf South. Local residents and civic leaders gathered at the Hancock Chamber of Commerce Office for that update. Amtrak Vice President Nichole Bucich talked specifically about working with MDOT to secure funding for the rail project along I-20 in the central part of…
Bud Light is no longer America’s top selling beer and air quality alert apps see a spike in usage as Canada wildfires drift into the U.S. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business
Putting music back in little lives is what CASA Blues aims to do later this month. Here to tell us more about the event is Teresa Jay of CASA and Bob Boyte with the presenting sponsor for the event, Bob Boyte Honda of Moss Point. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: CASA Blues Fundraiser
The City of Ocean Springs is looking to hire and there are a wide variety of jobs available from police officers to bus drivers. Here to tell us more about the event is Community Relations Coordinator Ravin Nettles. The job fair takes place Tuesday, June 13th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Ocean Springs Civic Center. For more…
Jackson County is hosting its annual Sand Jam event, a celebration of wildlife and their habitats. Families are invited to go kayaking and fishing while also playing beach games and cornhole. It’s all happening tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Beach Park in Pascagoula. It’s a free event. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Pascagoula, Sand Jam
The Summer Fair is now in full swing over at the Coast Coliseum in Biloxi. Fun for the whole family with thrilling rides or something a little easier like a magic show, even a petting zoo. Today’s hours are 5 p.m. to 11 tonight. Saturday the fair opens at 1 and stays open until 11. There’s a $10 entry fee…
Starting later tonight, an annual festival kicks off in Poplarville that honors our state fruit: the blueberry! The Blueberry Jubilee begins at 5 tonight with a golf cart parade downtown followed by live music. Then a jam-packed day awaits festivalgoers tomorrow with vendors, u-pick blueberry opportunities, and educational presentations all throughout downtown Poplarville. You can find out more information at…
Hot temperatures heading into this afternoon with even higher heat indices values expected to max out closer to 100 degrees. High pressure across the middle of the country has been forced westward a bit to the lee side of the Rockies. A disturbance moving around the periphery of the New England low was moving southward into the Gulf of Mexico…
Insurance expert, Jody Entrekin sat down with Lori this week to explain why your homeowners’ insurance rates may be going up. Many people don’t consider how the rising cost of materials and various disasters across the country could affect your home’s replacement costs. Categories: Expert Talk
Only a few small changes in the upper pattern this morning, with an area of low pressure over New England with another over Nevada. High pressure across the middle of the country has been forced westward a bit to the lee side of the Rockies. A disturbance moving around the periphery of the New England low was moving southward…
Pete Taylor Park is home to many things. For the last two years, it’s been home to a Hattiesburg Super Regional, but never has it been home to a Hattiesburg Super Regional dogpile and that’s what the Golden Eagles are out to change this weekend. Dustin Dickerson said, “Just soak it in, man. I told somebody last night, I said,…
Very mild temperatures and continued humid conditions will be around for the start of your Friday. Expect the same mundane routine with the weather pattern but coverage of showers and thunderstorms will be scattered in nature tomorrow. More widespread rain chances will be in place for your Saturday. Sunday will provide for more isolated rain chances. Things begin to improve…
There’s a new sports team coming to the Coast in the Mississippi Firedogs. The team makes a return, previously playing in the Indoor Professional Football League. Now, they will lace up and play in the Professional Development Football League. The team plans to begin playing next year with tryouts getting underway this month on the 17th. Assistant Coach Stephen O’Shaughnessy…
The Summer Fair is in full swing at the Coast Coliseum. This fair has been around for 36 years, making it a staple for generations. A fair is the perfect place for thrill seekers, but also has live music and karaoke, a magician, and a petting zoo for those looking for a more laid-back experience. And you can’t forget fair…
A new health clinic is now open in Hancock County. Singing River Health System held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the grand opening of the new Singing River Digestive Health Clinic in Bay St. Louis. The new clinic is partnering with Ochsner Health Clinic to provide gastrointestinal services, including screenings for colonoscopy, acid reflux, liver disease, pancreatic disease, and more….
D’Iberville opened its first dog park today. Man’s best friend has a new place to play in D’Iberville. The city’s first dog park has an area for small dogs, an area for large dogs, and even picnic tables for dog moms and dads. Furry friends and their owners came to the D’Iberville dog park ribbon cutting to celebrate the new…
Community members gathered outside Ocean Springs High School to remember Kennon Barton, a teacher who died in a wreck yesterday. Student Brooks Saucier said, “I don’t know anybody that just didn’t like him. To me he is the coolest dude ever, like he cared for everybody, all the students, everybody cared for him.” In Ocean Springs, a community of students…
Thunderstorms will gradually come to an end this evening. Expect mild temperatures and a very humid one out the door for tomorrow. Shower and thunderstorm chances will return for your Friday thanks to daytime heating and the sea breeze. Rain chances of around 40% can be expected. This weekend, a disturbance will help provide for the potential for more widespread…
In less than 48 hours, the Southern Miss baseball team will be taking the diamond in the Hattiesburg Super Regional for the second straight season. NCAA championship banners starting to line the fences at Pete Taylor Park ahead of Saturday’s game one against Tennessee. The winner of this best two-out-of-three series will advance to the College World Series in Omaha,…
The summer fair is officially underway in Biloxi. News 25’s Brooke Parker is at the fair with more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Coast Coliseum, Summer Fair
Stennis Space Center conducted their 10th hot fire test for the RS-25 engine. The test was conducted on the Fred Haise test stand. Operators fired the engine up to 111 percent power level for 10 minutes. Longer duration hot fires allow operators to test the limits of engine performance and provide a margin of safety for flight operations. Categories: Local…
A million dollars on the line and all they have to do is reel in the biggest catch! The Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic had 81 different boats travel in a single file line from the Golden Nugget to the Beau Rivage and then they were cut loose to travel anywhere from 100 to 300 miles off shore to begin…
It’s World Oceans Day, a time we take each year to learn more about the conservation efforts to protect our blue planet. World Oceans Day at the Mississippi Aquarium has become one of the more popular educational events on the Coast. Carley Zapfe, assistant manager of visitor programs and interpretation, says it’s a big hit every year. “The reception has…