High pressure to the north moving closer will provide for lovely conditions through the rest of the workweek. A less humid flow and cooler temperatures will continue to move into the Gulf Coast. No rainfall is expected for the next few days. And while the tropical system in the Caribbean (Ian) is still expected to track toward Florida, per NHC,…
RED FLAG WARNING & SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY IN EFFECT… The cold front is now well south of the area with a cooler/drier air mass moving into the region. No rainfall is expected for the next few days. And while the tropical system in the Caribbean (Ian) is still expected to track toward Florida, per NHC, we will be expecting outside/smaller impacts…
The cold front will continue to bring in drier conditions and cooler temperatures. No rainfall is expected for the next few days. And while the tropical system in the Caribbean (Ian) is still expected to track toward Florida, per NHC, we will be expecting some smaller impacts for our area over the next few days, as a result. Strong northeasterly…
The Mississippi State offense was back on its ‘A’ game Saturday in a 45-14 win over Bowling Green. It all starts under center with junior quarterback Will Rogers who threw for over 400 yards and a season-high six touchdown passes while completing 78 percent of his throws. Rogers is now first in the entire country with 16 touchdowns and second…
How about a tip drill pick for Gulfport alum Derick Hall who recorded his first career interception on Saturday? Hall even returned it 19 yards, setting up the second and final touchdown of the day for the Auburn Tigers late in the first quarter. They would go on to beat Missouri in a crazy overtime finish 17-14. Categories: Local Sports,…
At times, Ole Miss looked as dominant as any college football team playing on Saturday, but then there were other times that looked like the exact opposite. The Rebels couldn’t be stopped in the second quarter against Tulsa in which they put up 28 unanswered points en route to a 35-14 halftime lead. The opposition answered with 13 unanswered points…
For as many weapons as the New Orleans Saints have on offense, the offense hasn’t been very good three weeks into the 2022 season. That is, until the fourth quarter comes around. New Orleans has now gone five straight first half quarters without finding the end zone as a part of its first half shutout against NFC South rival Carolina…
With all the Cruisers coming, rooms on the Coast are booking up. News 25 spoke with Coastal Mississippi Executive Director Judy Young and she jokingly said if you have friends or family you don’t want to stay with you, there’s still time to secure a booking. Although Young stressed with the expected turnout for this year, you will want to…
Cruisin’ the Coast is right around the corner and News 25 caught up with Executive Director Woody Bailey on how much is left to get ready. Bailey tells us that the team is working hard setting up for the block party but there is still a lot of work to be done. The team with Cruisin’ the Coast has already…
The Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence gathered families affected by homicide together for National Day of Remembrance. In a safe space, tears fell from the eyes of Gulf Coast residents as they remember the lives of loved ones who died to homicide. In an intimate circle, poems, songs, items of sentiments and testimonies were shared among the group. As the…
Tonight through the rest of the week…The cold front will have moved through the area and off the coastal waters completely by this evening, bringing in drier conditions and cooler temperatures. No rainfall is expected for the next few days. And while the tropical system in the Caribbean (Ian) is still expected to track toward Florida, per NHC, we will…
If you plan on coming to D’Iberville soon, you better come hungry! Today, Walk-On’s had their grand opening celebration with an official ribbon cutting ceremony. The event was hosted by Walk-On’s executive team, D’Iberville franchise partners, and an appearance from the St. Martin High School drum line. Their goal is to bring a little Louisiana game day feeling to the…
Animal A.I.D of Mississippi is a local South Mississippi dog and cat rescue in Pass Christian. A.I.D. stands for ‘Angels in Disguise’ which is what they believe dogs and cats are. “Our motto is leaving the past behind. If we can help a dog overcome an abusive situation or one of neglect, then we’re all in.” The group has a…
The Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence gathers families affected by homicide for National Day of Remembrance. The Coast is invited to bring awareness and provide a voice for those who lost loved ones to homicide. News 25’s Sabria Reid is in Biloxi with more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence, National Day of Remembrance
A Biloxi Fire Department Assistant Chief was named Louisiana, Mississippi, West Tennessee District of Kiwanis International Firefighter of the 2021-22 Year. Assistant Chief Jason Davis has been with the Biloxi Fire Department since September 1998. Over the 24 years, he has had several duties such as firefighter, fire inspector, fire investigator, chaplain, and more. He was promoted to his current…
We are just 42 days until the midterm elections and here in Mississippi, absentee ballots are now available at each county clerk’s office. You can vote absentee by mail or in person, just verify your eligibility by contacting your local circuit clerk or the Secretary of State’s absentee guide. A reminder, you must be registered to vote by October 10th…
Four former Circuit Court judges will help handle a backlog of criminal cases that have accumulated in Mississippi’s largest county during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mississippi Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Randolph appointed Andrew K. Howorth of Oxford, Betty W. Sanders of Greenwood, Stephen B. Simpson of Gulfport, and Frank G. Vollor of Vicksburg to handle the cases from Hinds County….
CenterPoint Energy Foundation awarded $50,000 to the Salvation Army Mississippi Gulf Coast’s Center of Hope. The grant will help pay rent and housing deposits for people who qualify. The Center of Hope provides eight apartments to house homeless families for 30 days and upwards of 60 days. These apartments are in place to help families get back on their feet…
The annual pumpkin patch at Trinity Episcopal Church in Pass Christian is opening soon. The church has been doing the patch since 1992 and this year, they will celebrate 30 years. All proceeds will benefit multiple organizations the church helps with. This past weekend, volunteers of all ages lined up patiently after multiple delays to help unload over 2,000 pumpkins…
Hundreds of volunteers and staff are preparing for Cruisin’ the Coast as we’re just under a week out from America’s Largest Block Party. It took fives hours, 150 biscuits, ten dozen donuts, 90 cups of coffee, a sea of water, and gallons of Coca-Cola beverages for volunteers to prepare 9,500 registration bags over the weekend. The bags were stuffed with…
The second annual Shrimp Tasting Festival took place Saturday at Point Cadet Plaza in Biloxi to celebrate the shrimping industry on the Coast. Local chefs cooked up samples of shrimp appetizers and entrees to find out who had the best recipe. The event also featured an RV, boat, and Mustang show. Dawn Mattina, vice president of Clear Vision Entertainment, says…
The inaugural End of Summer BBQ Cookoff and Concert in the Park Fest did not disappoint. It was a benefit for Wounded Warriors in Action and other local charities. Twenty BBQ cooking teams along with five coastal BBQ restaurants offered a variety of beef, pork, and chicken dishes. The family-owned catering business out of Pascagoula, Due South BBQ wanted to…
The American Legion riders in Long Beach participated in a Poker Run supporting our combat veterans. Participants got their poker cards marked off as they traveled to restaurants and bars scattered across several cities until they reached their final destination. The ride ended in D’Iberville where everyone came together for refreshments, live entertainment, a silent auction, and the reveal of…
There’s an effort to push President Biden to now forget medical debt and the House may consider changes to how lawmakers trade stocks this week. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report