Hooked on Science: January 11th, 2022
For today’s Hooked on Science experiment you can engineer your very own snowstorm and it doesn’t have to be 32 degrees. Tags: education, Hooked on Science, science
Morning Business Report: January 11th, 2022
The IRS is predicting a hectic tax season and delayed refunds so the earlier you file, the better. Pfizer says an omicron specific vaccine will be ready by March. Jane King is in New York with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report
Legislative Session Update: What’s the status of numerous bills in Jackson?
A teacher pay raise proposal giving teachers in Mississippi a boost in base pay is one of many topics expected to dominate this year’s legislative session in Jackson. Frank Corder, managing editor of Y’all Politics, is in studio with more. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: legislative session
Bay-Waveland wants to improve schools with $37.9M bond issue
Special election on bond issue is March 29
The Bay-Waveland School District is asking voters to fund $37.9 million in improvements to schools through a school bond. The school board approved the plan, which now goes before voters in a special election on March 29. School Board President Casey Favre said the school bond, if passed, will increase mills to 10.45 to 11.46, depending on the interest rate…
1/11 – Rob Knight’s “Sunny & Cool” Afternoon Forecast
Surface high-pressure extended from Illinois to east Texas. This high-pressure will shift eastward today and Wednesday. The disturbance over New Mexico will gradually move Eastward. This should produce a few light showers early Wednesday morning as mid and upper clouds will move across eh area. A northern disturbance is expected to move through the area Thursday with few impacts. Northerly…
I-10 closed for nine hours after 18-wheeler crashes into Pearl River bridge guardrail
Traffic is moving once again on I-10 in Hancock County. The interstate was closed overnight and into the morning as crews cleaned up an accident on the Pearl River Bridge at the Mississippi state line. Bay St. Louis resident Altuan McDonald said, “I was about to run out of gas. I had five miles left on the dash. I was…
1/1 – Rob’s “Clear and Cool” Tuesday Morning Forecast
Surface high-pressure extended from Illinois to east Texas. This high-pressure will shift eastward today and Wednesday. Expect sunny skies and cool temperatures today with winds continuing from the NNE. The disturbance over New Mexico will gradually move Eastward. This should produce a few light showers early Wednesday morning as mid and upper clouds will move across eh area. A northern disturbance…
1/10 – Brantly’s “Chilly” Monday Night Forecast
Highs for Tuesday will be in the 50s across the area and lows tonight will range from the upper 20s to lower 30s inland to mid 30s along the coast. Temperatures will remain very cool through the next few days as high pressure continues to extend across the north central Gulf Coast region. Lows Tuesday night and Wednesday night are…
High School Girls Soccer: St. Patrick vs. Sacred Heart
The St. Patrick girls soccer team hosting Sacred Heart tonight. Irish leading 1-nil at the end of the half and counting as they take the district match-up 4-0. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: high school girls soccer, soccer, sports
Saints Report: Saints take care of business in 30-20 win over Falcons
Rooting for the Saints to make the playoffs for the fifth year in a row also meant rooting for the Los Angeles Rams for a little bit of help against the San Francisco 49ers. Perhaps even a chance to redeem themselves for that New Orleans No Call, but alas, instead blowing their first-ever halftime lead of the Sean McVay era….
Former Ole Miss football/baseball star John Rhys Plumlee announces transfer to UCF
Former Ole Miss dual-star sport John Rhys Plumlee has a new home, announcing his transfer today to the University of Central Florida where he’ll have two years of eligibility left in football and three in baseball. UCF Head Football Coach Gus Malzahn is already familiar with Plumlee, having recruited the former four-star quarterback out of Oak Grove High School when…
Mississippi Aquarium lights up the sails to celebrate Mardi Gras
As the sun went down this evening, the Mississippi Aquarium got into the carnival spirit. For the second year in a row, the Mississippi Aquarium illuminated its sails in the traditional Mardi Gras colors to help usher in the carnival season. Aquarium visitors and all those driving along Highway 90 can now check out the giant purple, green, and gold…
Gulfport leaders holding forum after deadly New Year’s Eve shooting
The Gaston Point community is calling a ‘saving our community’ forum. The Gulfport NAACP is creating a space to discuss the next steps in moving a community forward after the deadly New Year’s Eve party that left four people dead and others injured. Gulfport Police Chief Chris Ryle, Councilman Kenneth ‘Truck’ Casey, and other community leaders are setting up a…
Authorities respond to 18-wheeler rollover accident on Canal Road in Harrison County
Harrison County Fire Rescue, CRTC, AMR, and Harrison County Sheriff’s Dept. were called to Canal Road when an 18 wheeler left the road and rolled onto its side Monday afternoon. The driver had minor injuries. The truck was carrying non-hazardous cargo. Canal Road traffic had to be shut down for about an hour while the truck was removed. Categories: Local…
Mississippi Aquarium lighting the sails to celebrate Mardi Gras
As the sun went down this evening, the Mississippi Aquarium got into the carnival spirit. News 25’s Grace Boyles has more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: mardi gras, Mississippi Aquarium
Portion of Front Beach in Ocean Springs closed for repairs
A portion of Front Beach Drive in Ocean Springs is closed right now for repairs. Ocean Springs resident Zach Schenk said, “Looking at the water and enjoying walking here, it’s pretty peaceful and everything.” Monday morning, Zach and his dog Zay enjoyed a stroll along Front Beach in Ocean Springs. The pedestrian path and drive are used heavily by residents…
Phase III of Biloxi Arbor Landing Construction Project approved
Phase III of the Biloxi Arbor Landing Construction Project has been approved. The good news about the $28 million project, located off Popp’s Ferry Road on Ellzey Drive, comes as phase II of construction is moving right along. The completed project will include 16 different buildings consisting of 174 apartment units, making it the largest active construction site in the…
Two MLK Day events postponed in Biloxi
Two events for MLK Day have been postponed in Biloxi. A spike in the number of COVID cases has caused organizers of the Coastwide MLK Celebration to postpone events to February 3rd through the 6th. The MLK Parade and Battle of the Bands will now take place on February 6th. Mayor FoFo Gilich also announced the state of the city…
Memorial to host COVID-19 vaccination event
Memorial will be hosting another COVID-19 vaccine event to help lower the spike. This event will take place this Friday, January 14th at Youther Lee Keyes Park in Harrison County. The event runs from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. All doses of Pfizer and Moderna will be offered. Walk-ups are welcome, but appointments are preferred. You can schedule an appointment…
Casinos see betting increase for National Championship game
The NCAA Football National Championship game between Alabama and Georgia is on tonight and that means sports books are hot. Bets for the game have been coming in hot, especially in the south with the game being an SEC match-up and rematch. Casinos like Golden Nugget in Biloxi will be offering over 100 different ways to make bets. Some popular…
Safety tips for using heating devices
Harrison County Fire Chief Pat Sullivan reminds us of the proper ways to stay safe while using heating devices. Chief Sullivan says that while devices such as space heaters are relatively safe, it is always important to take proper precaution when using them. When turning on a space heater, make sure there is no flammable material within reach. The heat…
Knowing the signs of child neglect and abuse
Every year, more than 4 million reports of child abuse are made in the United States. In Mississippi, around 36 children die each year from neglect and abuse. Last week, 38-year-old Joseph Heard and 21-year-old Hailey Heard were charged with capital murder in the death of their two-year-old. News 25 spoke to Biloxi PD and Child Advocacy Center about recognizing…
Mississippi Highway Patrol accepting applications for Cadet Class 66
Mississippi Highway Patrol is now recruiting for Cadet Class 66. The class is the first of its kind. Joining us in studio with details is Trooper Cal Robertson. Tags: Cadet Class 66, mississippi highway patrol
Morning Business Report: January 10th, 2022
Cruise lines are canceling sailings though March and earnings season kicks off this week, the next test for the Stock Market. Jane King is in New York with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report