On Friday, Pass Christian police arrested 56-year-old Ethel and Richard Ross in connection with 70 counts of animal cruelty each – and their bonds were set at $3,500. The department had received an anonymous tip about a foul odor emanating from the residence. It was the second time in two weeks that hoarded animals were taken from a Harrison County…
A man in Gulfport was injured Sunday after a shooting on East Railroad Street near Owen T Palmer Park. The target of the attack, who wished to remain anonymous, told News 25 she and her ex-boyfriend had argued this morning before he started shooting at the house. Christopher Hill Her father was caught in the crossfire and was hit three…
In the nightcap, Battle for the Back Bay, Biloxi and D’Iberville on the big stage. Biloxi wins 4-3. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: Battle at the Beach, High School Baseball, sports
By the time the Minor League Baseball season starts on April 8th, MGM Park will have been home to professional baseball, Division I college baseball, and high school baseball all in the same month. Busy week at the home of the Biloxi Shuckers, leading off the fifth annual Battle at the Beach with a pair of top flight match-ups. Gulfport…
Not the typical start for Pearl River men’s basketball, beginning the season with a record of just 4-2. Now you might say, what’s wrong with that, well those were the first two losses before Christmas under Head Coach Chris Oney since his first year in 2016. The Wildcats responded by running the table in league play with a perfect 14-0…
Opening ceremonies for the Mississippi Senior Olympics were held today at the Gruich Senior Center in Biloxi. While not all participants joined today’s event, a total of 630 seniors will be participating in the events from now until May 28th. Participants can be from anywhere in the country, but must be 50 or older. The Olympics will host a basketball…
In Oxford, some afternoon baseball at Swayze Field as Ole Miss hosts Oral Roberts. Ole Miss wins 16-2, improving to 12-1 on the young season, making a strong case for the new number one in the polls next week. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, Ole Miss, sports
The Jackson County CASA held their seventh annual CASA Blues event tonight. CASA, or court appointed special advocates, helps abused or neglected children find safe permanent homes. Each child is given an advocate to act as his or her voice. At tonight’s event, members of CASA as well as community supporters gathered for a night of celebration and fundraising. The…
Thunderstorms to increase in number and intensity tonight. Strong to possibly severe storms will be possible along the MS coastal areas and east. The more favorable parameters for strong storms will be in place along the MS coast as the system moves through the area. Lightning, gusty winds, and hail will be possible with stronger storms. There are two threat times: the…
The National Diabetes and Obesity Research Institute hosted their second annual VJ Canizaro MD Health Summit at William Carey University’s tradition campus. The summit was an opportunity for supporters and advocates to learn more about the National Diabetes and Obesity Research Institute’s mission to prevent, improve, and cure obesity and diabetes. Topics include the future state of a healthier Mississippi,…
Community Action of South Mississippi partnered with Singing River Health System to celebrate 50 years of National Nutrition by educating seniors at Ocean Springs Senior Center. Seniors enjoyed a variety of activities including healthy snacks, games, and a speaker that focused entirely on healthy diets. Senior National Nutrition Program is focused on promoting healthy eating, decreasing social isolation, and improving…
The Pascagoula River Audubon Center was able to get a head start on spring cleaning with the help of some local organizations. More than 50 volunteers from Mississippi Power, Singing River Health System, Chevron, and Ingalls showed up to assist in sprucing up the property. Together they spread gravel, filled potholes, cleaned up the native plant garden, made the trail…
Biloxi police need help identifying a man they say broke into an unlocked vehicle. The department says the crime allegedly happened on February 26th in a parking lot located off Beach Boulevard. The man allegedly opened the car’s door and stole a glock 42.380 ACP semi-automatic pistol. Categories: Local News, News Tags: biloxi, crime, theft
Cold weather shelters are opening this weekend to offer a warm place for those who need it. Friday, Hancock County will open its shelter in the storm prep building at 6 p.m. The shelter will be open through Sunday night. Anyone who needs a ride should contact Hancock County Dispatch at 228-225-9191. The Salvation Army will open its shelters on…
Some American bars are renaming the popular cocktail ‘Moscow Mule’ and Americans say they’ll drive less and carpool more to save money as gas prices surge. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report
If you’re looking to get your kids out of the house this summer, the Maritime and Seafood Museum’s Sea-n-Sail Adventure Camp might be the answer. Registration is now open. Corey Christy is in studio with more. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum, Sea-N-Sail Adventure Camp
Centennial Plaza is hosting a party in the park this weekend and you are all invited. Here to tell us more about the reason behind the celebration is Tessy Lambert. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: centennial plaza, Party in the Park
The annual Souper Mudfest is happening in Old Town Bay St. Louis Saturday. From 4 to 6 p.m. at the Main Street Methodist Church you can purchase artisan soup bowls for only $20. Not only do you get a one-of-a-kind bowl from a local artist, but free soup from over 20 local businesses. You might be wondering why Mudfest is…
Among the busloads of people at the Mississippi Aquarium this morning was Pine Belt Mental Health Care Resources showing its participants new ideas about employment. Around 30 guests were there by way of the Walmart Community Grant awarded to Gulf Coast Industries and Pine Belt Mental Health Care Resources. Gulf Coast Industries helps adults with intellectual disabilities find and keep…
“Well, I think we’re done talking about legacy now that we’re here. I think this team’s legacy has already been made. Now it’s just icing for the cake. Depending on how we play next week depends how much icing goes on the cake. But to accomplish what they’ve accomplished, 28-0, the way they’ve done it, it’s something that will always…
Scattered to numerous showers and storms will be possible this afternoon/tonight. Strong to possibly severe storms will be possible along the MS coastal areas and east. The more favorable parameters for strong storms will be in place along the MS coast as the system moves through the area. Lightning and gusty winds will be possible inside of stronger storms, especially…
The love of a parent knows no bounds– no matter the time, distance, or language barrier. For three South Mississippi residents– that love has grown to include children in Ukraine they were in the process of adopting when Russia invaded. The bond they share is special. It’s based in faith and the pieces of their hearts that are a…
Today, an upper level disturbance/frontal boundary is expected to influence the area. Scattered to numerous showers and storms will be possible, mainly in the afternoon hours looking at the models. Southerly surface winds ahead of the storms will allow for warm air and moisture advection into the area. Strong to possibly severe storms will be possible along the MS coastal…
Mississippi State making a tournament run of its own, 10-seed Bulldogs taking on 7-seed South Carolina in the second round of the SEC Tournament. Bulldogs live to see another day, winning 73-51. Two-seed Tennessee awaits at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: basketball, mississippi state, SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament, sports