Louisiana charter boats now can launch from Mississippi

BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — Louisiana charter captains affected by Hurricane Ida will be able to operate from Mississippi ports through the end of the year. The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources announced the decision Friday in the wake of impacts Ida had on Louisiana’s coast. Charter captains must hold a Louisiana Charter Boat Fishing Guide License, a Louisiana Mothership License,…

9/13 – Rob Knight’s “Tracking TS Nicholas” Morning Forecast

The moisture flow is back with a vengeance, which for the next several days showers/t-storms will be able to produce heavy rainfall. Activity will be moving at a good pace for the next few days which will help keep rainfall totals for any individual storm within tolerance. With a farther west forecast for Nicholas than some of the models were…

09/13 – Brantly’s “Scattered Showers and T-Storms” Monday Morning Forecast

 Deep tropical moisture has begun to move north through the area allowing for a return of showers and thunderstorms today. Showers and thunderstorms will continue to increase in coverage as we move into Monday. The day for the most efficient rainfall will be Tuesday as numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected. Flash flooding will continue to be the main threat…

09/12 – Brantly’s “Rain Chances Going Up” Sunday Night Forecast

 Deep tropical moisture has begun to move north through the area allowing for a return of showers and thunderstorms today. Showers and thunderstorms will continue to increase in coverage as we move into Monday. The day for the most efficient rainfall will be Tuesday as numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected. Flash flooding will continue to be the main threat…

09/10 Ryan’s “Fall Tease” Friday Night Forecast

Our fall tease is quickly coming to an end, so get ready for more hot, muggy weather next week.

Last night and today have been a nice teaser of fall weather, but sadly it won’t last too much longer. We still have one nice fall-like night left tonight with low humidity, clear skies, and a low near 62. Tomorrow afternoon will still have the low humidity with a high near 87, but we’ll start seeing a muggy wind shift…

St. Joseph Hospice celebrates five-year anniversary

St. Joseph Hospice held a five-year anniversary celebration today. The actual date of the anniversary was several months ago, but the celebration was delayed due to COVID. The event began with a ribbon re-cutting as well as a re-blessing of the building to commemorate the five years of service. The hospice then held a flag raising and a moment of…

09/09 Ryan’s “Fall Teaser” Friday Evening Forecast

Our fall weather teaser won't last much longer, so be sure to enjoy it while you can!

Last night and today have been a nice teaser of fall weather, but sadly it won’t last too much longer. We still have one nice fall-like night left tonight with low humidity, clear skies, and a low near 62. Tomorrow afternoon will still have the low humidity with a high near 87, but we’ll start seeing a muggy wind shift…

Appreciation event for local fire and police stations

To show appreciation to our local first responders, the Gulf Coast Hub for Volunteers and Nonprofits hosted an appreciation event. Firefighter Philip Biancamano said, “They say the easiest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.” If what Gulfport Firefighter Philip Biancamano says is true, multiple first responders on the Coast are feeling loved. An appreciation event on Friday…

News 25 Game of the Week Preview: Gulfport vs. Picayune

Week three of the high school football season is already upon us which means there’s another News 25 Game of the Week on tap for this Friday night. News 25’s Jeff Haeger is at Gulfport High School where the Admirals get ready to play host to a very familiar opponent. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: high school football, News 25…

Family and friends gather to mourn Wiggins Firefighter Clint Jacobs

A man who gave so much to his community was laid to rest today as funeral services for Wiggins Firefighter Clint Jacobs were held. Loved ones gathered this morning to honor the life of Clint Jacobs, who passed away Sunday due to COVID-19. Jacobs was 46-years-old and was loved by many including his wife Wendy, three children, and six siblings….

Movie filmed on the Gulf Coast in theaters

A major motion picture shot last year on the Mississippi Gulf Coast is in theaters starting today. The Card Counter is a drama. Martin Scorsese is the executive producer of the film. Filming began in Biloxi on February 24th, 2020. On March 16th, 2020, production on the film was paused after an actor with a small role who had flown…

Tunnel to Towers 5k Run and Stair Climb at Margaritaville

One of many ways Americans remember the events of 9/11 is by participating in the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers 5K Run and Climb. Every year, communities across the nation partner with the Tunnel to Towers Foundation to honor the first responders that sacrificed their lives to save others on September 11th. Saturday at 5 p.m., many will participate in…

40th annual Biloxi Seafood Festival this weekend

The City of Biloxi is holding its 40th annual Seafood Festival this weekend. The festival is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Biloxi Town Green. There will be plenty of live entertainment, arts, and crafts and seafood. All of the caterers, chefs, and vendors shop at the local seafood…

MSDH reports 1,892 cases of COVID-19 and 35 deaths

Today MSDH is reporting an additional 1,892 cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi and 35 deaths. Twenty-nine of these deaths occurred between September 2nd and September 9th. An additional six deaths occurred between August 16th and September 4th, identified from death certificate reports. Mississippi’s total of COVID-19 cases is now 460,312 with 8,905 deaths. MSDH warns deaths of pregnant women from…

09/10 – Brantly’s “Dry and Calm” Friday Morning Forecast

 Dry air moving into the Gulf Coast behind yesterday’s cold front is giving the area much needed break from the oppressive heat and humidity. These conditions will last through Saturday. Sunday will be a transition day with deep tropical moisture moving north bringing scattered to numerous showers and storms back to the area. A tropical wave moving through the Gulf…

High School Volleyball: Gulfport vs. Harrison Central

Gulfport volleyball hosting Harrison Central. Lady Admirals roll past rival Harrison Central in straight sets 25-16, 25-12, 25-14 for the 3-0 sweep. Gulfport is back in action next Tuesday at Biloxi. Tags: Gulfport, Harrison Central, High School Volleyball, sports

Local Girl Scout troop hosts animal relief drive

Girl Scout Troop 3577 is collecting pet supplies to drop off to residents and rescues in need. They are asking for animal food, leashes, collars, cat litter, cleaning supplies, crates/kennels, and anything else you would like to give. Donations can be dropped off now through September 16th at T and N Feed Store, Hunter MMA, and Big Ridge Veterinary Hospital….