Back Bay Mission gearing up for colder weather

While some of us might be excited about the colder weather making its way to the Mississippi Coast, there are some people who don’t feel the same. For the homeless, it may be a season they hate the most. When you’re cold, you may jump under a blanket or warm yourself up with a hot beverage. It’s the little things…

Long Beach homeowners go all out for Halloween

There’s another scary house in town! Joey and Jan DeWitt’s house in Long Beach is known as the place to visit on Halloween. What makes their house unique is that most of their decorations are homemade and inspired by their favorite horror films. Joey DeWitt, who is the mastermind behind all things scary and animated, works in construction and loves…

Chemical hair straighteners linked to cancer

The National Institute of Health has found some startling news. Women using chemical hair-straightening products are at a higher risk of uterine cancer.  Researchers noted that African-American women may be at an even higher risk because they use such products more frequently. The NIH looked at hair habits of more than 33,000 women and found that those who used chemical…

Pascagoula enacts citywide boil water notice

Pascagoula declared a city-wide boil water advisory. This morning, a water pump at one of the city’s water treatment facilities was damaged. At 1:30 p.m., a follow up advisory said the water pump had been repaired and full water pressure should return to all residents in about two hours. The city reminded citizens, however, that the boil water advisory would…

Saucier murder suspect accused of shooting great-grandfather in Harrison County Court

A Saucier man who allegedly died at the hands of his great-grandson was shot in the face and leg, according to court testimony today. Matthew McDonough, 26, was charged with murder in the October 6th death of Hugh Polk in Saucier. McDonough also is charged with two counts of aggravated assault on an officer after ramming Harrison County Sheriff’s deputies’…

Morning Business Report: October 20th, 2022

Pumpkin spice foods cost a lot more than the regular version and millions are at risk of losing health insurance if the U.S. ends the COVID Public Health Emergency. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Free Kids Fishin’ Rodeo this weekend in Harrison County

You may want to bring your kids out this Saturday to learn the basics of fishing at the 2022 Kids Fishin’ Rodeo at Harrison County Sheriff’s County Farm. This event is free for kids 15 and under. Children will be able to learn the basics of fishing, they will learn how to tie a knot, select a lure, bait hooks,…

Makin’ Groceries restaurant celebrating one year in Biloxi

A Biloxi business is celebrating its one-year anniversary. Makin’ Groceries is a plant-based café that offers healthy, plant-based, whole food family meals. Owner Lauren Turner was a history teacher at St. Martin before deciding to switch careers and become an entrepreneur. Turner cooks a variety of different dishes and buys from local farmers. She wanted to bring more healthy options…

10/19 – Brittany’s “Winter-Feel” Wednesday Night Forecast

Temperatures will once again drop off very quickly after sunset, with the mercury dropping into the mid-40s around midnight, upper 30s to low 40s for overnight lows. Expect areas of patchy frost north of the interstate. Overall a pleasant late-October night on-tap with a starfilled and moonlit sky. Thursday starts a moderation trend as the cold and dry airmass begins…

Pearl River Rodeo Team nabs second-place finish

The Pearl River Rodeo team earned a second-place finish at the Three Rivers College Rodeo and the women’s team captured sixth place. The Wildcats were led in the team roping event by sophomore Kason Davis and his younger brother, Trenton Davis. The duo captured second on the weekend after times of 7.8 seconds and 7.6 seconds. Lane Westrope took home…

Blue Ribbon Fair return to the Jackson County Fairgrounds

The Jackson County Fair is lighting up the area this week. Just about everything you can expect to see at a fair, you’ll find it at the Jackson County Fairgrounds for their Blue Ribbon Fair. For over 100 years, families from across the Coast have been going to enjoy. Cows, goats, and pigs are some of the animals you’ll find…

MS Regional Housing Authority put on free Community Health Fair

A free community health fair at the Orange Grove Community Center was presented by the Mississippi Regional Housing Authority. More than 50 vendors were set up, passing out information and offering free screenings, COVID testing, vaccines, and STD testing. Guests also enjoyed free haircuts and manicures on the spot as well as free lunch. Mikite Williams with MS Housing Regional…

10/19 – Brittany’s “Cold Night, Slow Warming Trend Ahead” Wednesday Evening Forecast

Slightly elevated winds from earlier this afternoon have begun to taper off, with light and variable winds overnight. Temperatures will once again drop off very quickly after sunset, with the mercury dropping into the mid-40s around midnight, upper 30s to low 40s for overnight lows. Expect areas of patchy frost north of the interstate. Overall a pleasant late-October night on-tap…

Crime Stoppers holds annual state conference in Biloxi

Crime Stoppers hosted its annual state conference at the Golden Nugget for law enforcement and citizens to come together to get additional training when it comes to fighting crime. Bill Allen traveled from Tupelo to Biloxi, along with 50 other people from across the state, to get training and more information on how they can help their local police departments….

Chimney sweeping season in full gear for the holidays

Many people’s favorite spot in the house in the cold seasons is the fireplace, but when it comes to one, maintenance is important. After several uses of a fireplace, soot begins to form inside the chimney which can be a major fire hazard the longer it is ignored. It is recommended that you call a local chimney sweep to help…

Best way to relieve arthritis pain during the cold weather

With the cold weather beginning to take over, people with osteoarthritis will begin to feel more flare-ups in their joints. News 25 spoke with Internal Medicine Physician Dr. Kaizad Tamboli with Memorial Health System, who told us that flare-ups during this chilly weather is caused for several reasons. These include a drop in the barometric pressure which causes expansion in…