Patchy fog may form overnight with mostly cloudy skies and lows near 52. Fog could linger early Monday before skies gradually turn sunnier, with a high around 66. Mostly cloudy conditions continue Monday night with lows near 56. Tuesday brings sunnier conditions and warmer temperatures, reaching near 70 with light south winds. Categories: Weather Headlines
Speaking of hype, it’s the grand finale! The Pascagoula Panthers hosting the Greene County Wildcats to close out the Panther Classic. Grab your snacks and silence your cell phones because the show it about to start. Starting out hot is the senior Ireyion Harvey who drains not one but two threes back to back out the gate, showing he can…
Finally it’s time for a coast versus coast matchup! The Pass Christian Pirates facing the Resurrection Catholic Eagles. A whole lot of talent on both sides so this should be good. The Eagles wasted no time to soar, Keyshawn Nesbitt sends it to Simeon Ballard in the paint and slams it down to regain the lead. Nesbitt again bringing it…
Our second game is with the Ocean Springs Greyhounds playing a tough Meridian Wildcat team. Chip Claunch passes one in bounds deep to Jeremie Packer and he’s all alone shooting a three like it’s clock work. He thrives on that momentum stealing a ball, bounce passing it under the goal to Jayvon Williams and the hounds see some light! A…
We’re starting things off with the Biloxi Indians as they take on the South Jones Braves. Down by 10, Kentrell Beasley sends a no-look pass to Jakylen Edwards and he times things right with a layup. Beasley would then try from the 3 point line, shot no good but helping his guy is Carnellous Lenard putting it right back up….
ROY HOWARD COMMUNITY JOURNALISM CENTER- Gulfport is rolling out new “$1,000 No Dumping” signs and asking residents to report violators. It’s part of a renewed push to tackle litter. Makiya Jackson with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center shows us what locals and city leaders say it will take to clean up the Coast. Litter like this isn’t an uncommon…
MOSS POINT, Miss. (WXXV)- The Ina Thompson Library in Moss Point will be hosting an aspirational art board workshop on January 6. This program is geared towards anyone 18 or older. Adults are invited to visualize goals and set intentions for the year. The workshop takes place from 4 to 6 that day. All materials will be provided as well….
MOSS POINT, Miss. (WXXV)- The Ina Thompson Library in Moss Point announces a new event for the year. Homeschool Story Time will take place every first Thursday at 3:30. Elementary age students and anyone who loves to read are invited. Library staff say this will be a relaxed and welcoming space to learn, listen, and enjoy stories. Categories: Local News…
JACKSON, MISS. – 2025 marked one of the most significant years in recent memory for the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT). In the 2025 session, a sweeping tax reform law passed the Mississippi Legislature, and with it came an increase in the gas tax, a primary source of funding for MDOT. “Mississippi’s 2025 tax reform legislation signifies the first time we…
BILOXI, Miss. (WXXV)- In Biloxi, Highway 90 from Veterans Avenue to Brady Drive is expected to have westbound right lane closed next week. Crews will be on site to repave the roadway. Closures will be in effect from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. starting Monday, January 5. The work is expected to wrap up by January 9. This closure will…
ROY HOWARD COMMUNITY JOURNALISM CENTER-Mississippi leaders say thousands of skilled workers will be needed in the coming years. Governor Tate Reeves wants the state to take more control over how they’re trained. In his fiscal year 2027 budget proposal, Reeves is calling for the Office of Apprenticeship to become a state-run agency, shifting oversight away from the federal government. Morgan…
The Gulf Coast National Heritage Area is sharing that three Coast sites have been added to the Register of Historic Places for 2025. Two are located in Harrison County while one is in Hancock County. Holly Bluff is in Hancock County and is a historic landscape along the Jourdan River, known for its designated gardens, rustic lodges, and cottages. Over…
Cruisin’ the Coast took to social media to share updates for 2026. Officials say that the 30th anniversary is shaping up to be a bigger year than 2025. Cruisin’ the Coast is 250 registered vehicles ahead of where they were last year. For reference, 2025 saw a record-breaking 10,334 cars in attendance. Categories: Local News Tags: Cruisin’ the Coast
GEORGE COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV)-The George County Sheriff’s Office is thanking Tim Hempstead for his care and maintenance of the law enforcement memorial outside of the courthouse. He also takes time to decorate the memorial for the holidays, adding a respectful touch to honor all who served and gave their lives. The memorial stands tribute to officers who were killed in…
ROY HOWARD COMMUNITY JOURNALISM CENTER-Along the Hancock County shoreline, years of erosion have chipped away at the community’s first line of defense against storms. Now, a $30 million restoration effort aims to rebuild the beach and strengthen protection for the people who live, work, and spend time along the Coast. Justin Glowacki with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center reports….
ROY HOWARD COMMUNITY JOURNALISM CENTER- When Southern Turnings opened in Downtown Wiggins, few businesses were operating along Pine Avenue. Nearly a decade later, the shop has expanded and the area now includes additional storefronts and monthly community events. Ashlyn Joyner with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center shows us how they got to where they are today. At the back…
PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WXXV)- The City of Pascagoula is sharing information on a project taking place. The city council awarded a bid for miscellaneous water main improvements throughout the city. Crews will work on replacing outdated and undersized water mains in various neighborhoods throughout the city. The projects will take place on: Lureco Drive New Hope Avenue Pineview Avenue Basswood Street…
ROY HOWARD COMMUNITY JOURNALISM CENTER- Mississippi’s blueberry farms are shrinking and fewer farmers are entering the field. One farm in Poplarville is trying to change that, hoping to turn the state fruit into a statewide opportunity. Kristen Kaylor with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center reports. Mississippi’s blueberry industry has seen steady decline in recent years. Farmer Donald Van de…
The West Harrison Girls basketball team hosted the Hancock Hawks for a Friday Night on the hardwood. It was an intense fight all night, ending every period but the last with a one score difference. The Lady Canes pulled away in the fourth period, defeating Hancock 44-28. Full highlights of second half below! Categories: Local Sports, Sports, Sports Team Tags:…
West Harrison Boys hosted the Hancock Hawks for their 14th test of the year. The Hurricanes win big over the Hawks with a final score of 58-36. You can watch highlights in the video above! Categories: Local Sports, Sports, Sports Team Tags: Hancock Basketball, West Harrison Basketball
Mardi Gras season is set to start on the Coast. Coastal krewe royalty will be parading through Biloxi as part of the 12th Night celebration. Abreeza Thompson with the Mardi Gras Museum joins us with the details. The fun takes place Monday, January 5 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Biloxi City Hall. Categories: Local News Tags: 12th night,…
Friday marked the start of the qualifying period for Mississippi’s 2026 judicial elections. Candidates can begin filing petitions and qualifying statements for several judicial offices including the court of appeals, chancery court judge, circuit court judge, county court judge, and Mississippi Levee Commission. The qualifying deadline for judicial offices is February 2 at 5 p.m. Those races will appear on…
The Hibernia Irish Society is hosting their Lace, Curtain, and Blarney Luncheon on January 10. Amy Bowman is in studio with more. The luncheon is from 11 to 3 p.m. at the Ship Island Room at the Golden Nugget. Categories: Community Headlines, Local News
For the Coast, one of the big things facing the Mississippi legislature this year will be approving economic development projects with money from the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund. Sixteen projects totaling $69 million have been picked for consideration by a committee and lawmakers must decide which ones advance. Jame Miller, CEO of the Gulf Coast Business Council, played a role…