After one of the best three-year runs in the recent history of high school football on the Gulf Coast, D’Iberville is running it back with one of its own. Today, the Harrison County School District Board of Trustees approved Josh Ladner to be the next head football coach of the Warriors. Also the head powerlifting coach, Ladner has been a…
The fire near Old Biloxi Road continues to spread in Jackson County. Around 9:40 this morning, fire crews responded to a very large brush fire that was burning tall trees in the area. Agencies assisting include the Mississippi Forestry Commission, the U.S. Forest Service, and Harrison County Fire. The fire is around Biloxi Road and Wilson Road near Latimer. As…
Pat Scace, a floral display supervisor at the Missouri Botanical Garden, visited the Mississippi State University Coastal Research and Extension Center in Biloxi to speak about her work. Scace is a landscape architect and member of the American Institute of Floral Designers. She developers, organizes, and coordinates many exhibits and shows at the garden, including the world-renowned annual Orchid Show….
March is Dolphin Awareness Month and who better to tell us about these marine mammals than the Mississippi Aquarium? They use their four bottlenose dolphins, Fin, Archer, Axel, and Nigel, to educate on the importance of animal conservation. Dolphins live in the Gulf of Mexico and the aquarium teaches visitors about the important roles they play in ecosystems as top…
Gulfport officials and architects broke ground on a major infrastructure project that will take place over Highway 90 connecting Jones Park to the Mississippi Aquarium. What started off as an idea roughly eight years ago has come to life as pedestrians will now have a safer way of crossing Highway 90. CTA Board President Michael Strojny said, “It’s a project…
What does inclusion mean? That’s the question being asked for World Down Syndrome Day. Today encourages individuals to advocate for inclusion in their daily lives with other people. For Mika Hartman, with the Mississippi Down Syndrome Advocacy Coalition and mother to Hudson Hartman, she’s made complete acceptance of her son and others with Down Syndrome her mission. She’s assisted in…
On March 21st, 2022 at 11:50 a.m., dispatchers received a call of a disturbance in the area of Martin Road in Pascagoula. Officers patrolling the area heard shots being fired. They quickly arrived on scene and located several subjects, which are being detained for questioning. The Leap of Faith Private School and the El Taller del Maestro Church were put…
The Mississippi Aquarium released another batch of sea turtles into the Gulf, ceremoniously celebrating their rehabilitation. These endangered critters were rescued in New England after being cold-stunned over the winter. A sizable crowd gathered at the shore across from Edgewater Mall to bid farewell to the ten reptiles. This marks the aquarium’s second release within 30 days. Vice President of…
The Gulf Coast Oyster Cook-off and Festival took over Point Cadet Plaza in Biloxi for its sixth year over the weekend. The block party drew a huge turnout in the wake of COVID as everyone was ready to spend time with friends in the sun. A bright blue sky made for the perfect cook-out weather. Food and music weren’t the…
Credit reporting agencies will wipe out most medical debt and gas prices spent the weekend at a lower rate. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report
Coast Young Professionals is hosting their first Friday night bonfire on the beach, an event part of their CYP Connect series. Here to tell us about the family-friendly event is Director Kelly Devine. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Coast Young Professionals
Today on Mom to Mom, if you’ve ever wondered how bubble are made, we’re going to show you. Tags: Mom to Mom
Calling all kayak enthusiasts, this Saturday you’ll get a chance to get in the zone and race against fellow kayakers in the ‘Battle on the Bayou’ in Ocean Springs. In studio with more is Battle on the Bayou Volunteer Wayne Berry. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Battle on the Bayou, kayak race, Ocean Springs
On Mondays here on News 25 we feature children from Mississippi hoping to get adopted in our ‘Grant me Hope’ segment made possible by Caring Hearts Counseling Services. This week on Grant me Hope, we’re introducing you to Zander. If you’re interested in adopting Zander, you can visit the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services website at mdcps.ms.gov and click…
The Harrison County Sheriff’s Department Fishing Rodeo took a year off during COVID, but it came back in full force Saturday. Poles and bait were available for those who signed up and with about 100 more kids that came in after pre-registration, the turnout was impressive. Buddy Sports was also there, helping teach kids with special needs how to angle….
Vandals have struck St. James Cemetery, damaging or outright removing holy symbols. Father Ryan McCoy is letting the parish and community know that a fiberglass statue, valued around $800, was cut off at its base and removed from the cemetery several weeks ago. Gulfport police are keeping a careful eye on the cemetery as they investigate these incidents. “We had…
Biloxi police arrested a teenager from Soso, Mississippi yesterday in connection with a shooting outside of a Howard Avenue restaurant. Evidence gathered on scene identified 19-year-old Richard F. Sims as the alleged shooter. A man and a woman were injured when the shooter opened fire near Martinis on the 900 block of Howard Avenue. Police learned the shooter was in…
The Jackson County Office of Emergency Services and the Jackson County Fire Department are on the scene of a major woods fire around the area of Biloxi Road and Wilson Road. Motorists and residents are asked to remain clear of this area for their safety. Other agencies that are assisting in this effort are the MS Forestry Commission, the…
Today very nice but will be a transition day for deeper moisture and much better dynamics. Instability starts to increase today until a cold front moves through the area late Tuesday night/Wed morning. Long story short is that all variables finally come together for this event. The last several events have not seen these entire severe weather variables working together…
As we finish this evening, not bad at all to close out the weekend! It will be quiet going into tonight with upper-level clouds increasing. On Tuesday, a regional severe-weather outbreak — including potential for several tornadoes (a few potentially significant) remains evident. Severe storms — including tornado risk will likely be ongoing at the start of the period, as…
Back in December, News 25 featured the newest St. Stanislaus slugger, Ole Miss commit Seth Farni. Already delivering on the high expectations early in the season, even as those expectations continue to grow. Yesterday, Farni tabbed by Rawlings and Perfect Game as a 2022 Preseason Underclass All-American. His stock has been on the rise ever since his 27-homer showing broke…
In the nightcap at Battle at the Beach, Bulldogs versus Bulldogs as Vancleave takes on Brandon, led by former Vancleave Head Coach Daniel Best. Vancleave wins 6-5 in eight. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: Battle at the Beach, High School Baseball, sports, Vancleave
As a part of the fifth annual Battle at the Beach, ten different locations are being used to host 112 games. Only one of those parks is actually on the beach, and that’s MGM Park where first action of the day belongs to Gulfport and Faith Academy out of Mobile. Gulfport wins 11-10 in six innings. Admirals ending their week…
One of two Division I basketball programs from Mississippi still hooping, seven-seed Ole Miss taking on ten-seed South Dakota in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. South Dakota wins 75-61. Ole Miss ends the year with a mark of 23-9. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: NCAA Women’s Basketball, Ole Miss, sports