Picayune running back Chris Davis offered by Ole Miss

After going more than a week without receiving an offer, Picayune running back Chris Davis back on the hype train with his first SEC offer from Ole Miss. That makes four total in addition to Florida State, Georgia Tech, and Boston College, dating back to March 12th. Davis really made a name for himself in the Maroon Tide’s 5A state…

Rapiscan Systems Classic returns to the Gulf Coast this weekend

A lot has changed since 2019, but after two years away due to COVID-19, the Rapiscan Systems Classic is finally returning to the Mississippi Gulf Coast this weekend. One of those changes being this year’s new location at Grand Bear Golf Course in Saucier as opposed to Fallen Oak also in Saucier. One thing that hasn’t changed, Kevin Sutherland is…

Former Biloxi Shucker Freddy Peralta turns in strong start

Just about a week from the start of Major League Baseball season and several former Biloxi Shuckers already rounding into mid-season form, including today’s starter for the Milwaukee Brewers, Freddy Peralta. He got knocked around a bit, giving up six hits and two earned runs over four innings, but striking out five, looking to build on what was an incredible…

George County alum Logan Tanner hit 2nd homerun in three games Tuesday

On the SEC Diamond, George County alum Logan Tanner starting to find his power stroke for defending National Champion Mississippi State, hitting his second home run in his last three games in last night’s 10-4 comeback win at Memphis. Tanner now has four long balls on the season, closing the gap between fellow Coastie East Central alum Brad Cumbest who…

Southern Miss officially parting ways with C-USA

Southern Miss is officially moving to the Sun Belt for the start of the 2022 football season. Today, Conference USA released a new 11-team schedule without Southern Miss, Marshall, and Old Dominion. Falling in line with yesterday’s announcement from the league and the three out-going schools that all parties have reached an agreement to allow them to leave C-USA early….

Storm damage in Jackson, Mississippi

Some storm damage in Jackson tonight. The governor’s mansion saw some damage to it in the form of tree limbs falling and damaging the fence. Crews worked hard to clear up some of the debris. Shelters also opened up in and around the city for residents to take shelter in. News 25 will keep you update on any storm damage…

Pregnancy Resource Act provides $3.5M tax credit to help pregnancy resource centers

Pregnancy resource centers across Mississippi will now be able to expand services to families all across the state with the passage of the Pregnancy Resource Act. The act provides a $3.5 million tax credit to help pregnancy resource centers meet the needs of their communities. It’s a dollar-for-dollar credit set at 50 percent of the taxpayer’s state income tax liability….

Update on Moss Point K9 Officer Buddy

Many of you have asked how Buddy, the Moss Point K9, is doing after he was shot Tuesday morning while chasing a burglary suspect. According to Police Chief Brandon Ashley, Buddy continues to improve. He was taken off oxygen shortly after his surgery to remove the bullet to his chest. Buddy also had collapsed lungs as a result of the…

Legislature passes Equal Pay for Equal Work Act

Headed to Governor Tate Reeves desk is House Bill 770. The legislature passed the bill today that calls for Equal Pay for Equal Work for Men and Women. The bill states that no employer can pay an employee a wage at a rate less than the rate at which an employee of the opposite sex in the same establishment is…

Mississippi Power offering severe weather tips

Mississippi Power is preparing for whatever severe weather may come across the Coast. When severe weather comes, it is important to prepare ahead of time before the weather moves into the area. To help prepare for storms, remember to install a smart phone app that will alert you to severe weather in the area. Charge cell phones, tablets, and other…

Storm shelters and safe rooms open in Hancock County

According to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, storm shelters and safe rooms in Hancock County are open for those in need. News 25’s Sabria Reid is at the Hancock County Emergency Operations Center with more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: MEMA, Weather

House Bill 732 signed by Governor: 988 Suicide Prevention and Crisis Lifeline System

House Bill 732 passed the Mississippi Legislature and has been signed by the governor. The bill, sponsored by Mississippi State Representative Kevin Felsher of Harrison County, provides legislature intent for the 988 Suicide Prevention and Crisis Lifeline System. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline will be reached by dialing three single digits: 988. The system goes online in July. The 988…

Rescue team to search for missing 75-year-old Gulfport woman

A retired Coast Guard veteran and his team will search an area in the Lyman Community for a woman who has been missing now for seven days. Starting early Saturday morning, George Ruiz and the Geaux-Rescue Team will comb a four-square mile section of the community in search of Dorothy Jean Burks. The latest sighting of Miss Burks was through…

Thirteen-year-old runaway girl dies in D’Iberville

A 13-year-old runaway found in D’Iberville on Sunday has died. Keyanna Sylvester reportedly ran away on March 21st, spending time in Ocean Springs and Moss Point before being found in D’Iberville and taken to the hospital. How she died is unclear according to police. On March 24, 2022, at approximately 12:56 p.m., D’Iberville Police responded to a local hotel for…

Morning Business Report: March 30th, 2022

Amazon has been secretly testing its drone-delivery program and there are now a record 5 million more job openings than unemployed people in the U.S. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Cinema by the Shore family movie nights at Jones Park

The City of Gulfport will soon welcome families to Jones Park for this year’s Cinema by the Shore series. They’re showing all kinds of great movies and here to tell us more about the event is City of Gulfport Special Event Manager Brittany Dyess. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Cinema by the Shore, Gulfport