Old Navy is overhauling its approach to how it designs and markets to plus-size women and some states are turning to an antibody treatment as COVID-19 surges. Jane King is in New York with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report
Today may actually be the coolest day of the next 3-4 days with highs climbing into the mid-90s across much of the area. Once we heat up the heat index values will climb and climb quickly with a good chunk of the area likely seeing heat index values over 100 degrees. Scattered showers/t-storms will aid in some relief to the…
Crusaders for Veterans, a non-profit organization based in South Mississippi, will hold a fish fry fundraiser event this Saturday, August 21 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will take place at 305 Church Avenue in Long Beach, MS. Each platter will cost $10 and will include mullet, cole slaw, hush puppies, and fries. All proceeds will benefit struggling…
Main focus in the short term will be on the potential for oppressive heat across the region. Today may actually be the coolest day of the next 3-4 days with highs climbing into the mid-90s across much of the area. Once we heat up the heat index values will climb and climb quickly with a good chunk of the area…
We have entered a more typical summertime setup that will persist for the foreseeable future. Any lingering showers and thunderstorms this evening will gradually die down, with only an isolated storm or two possible during the overnight hours mainly across the coastal counties. Most forecast models shows a decent uptick in shower and thunderstorm activity mid to late morning Thursday…
When it comes to offensive star power, the Gautier football program has just as much, if not more, as any other team on the Gulf Coast. But the Gators are far from a two-man show in 2021 as they try to make stop number 19 a stop to remember. Quarterback Kaden Irving said, “We just have a winner’s mentality around…
The showers and thunderstorms that develop in the heat of the day are starting to die off, but we’ll see more in the way of coastal activity overnight. Still nothing significant though as we’ll continue our hotter and drier than average trend. That will change slightly in the short term, but the long term is looking even drier. Expect an…
Celebrating the 55th reunion for the Seabee Construction Battalion NMCB 74 All Era, veterans and their families reconnected with old time service buddies. Over the past three days, veterans who served our country from 1966 to 2014 came together as they do every two years to reconnect. Tonight was the final night banquet to close out the reunion. At the…
The events of the past week in the Afghanistan area have stirred up emotions for many across the nation, perhaps none as much as those who served there. Here’s what they had to say about the current state of Afghanistan and the impact the country had on them. Retired U.S. 96th Navy Mass Communication Specialist First Class Clifton Williams said,…
The showers and thunderstorms that develop in the heat of the day generally lead to some nice cool spots, but they’ve been sparse recently. That will change slightly in the short term, but the long term is looking even drier. Expect an average 30% chance of showers tomorrow afternoon with partly sunny skies and an average high near 91. From…
While you can’t stop a storm from happening, you can prepare before it hits and with the peak of hurricane season here, Mississippi Power offered tips to help prepare for storms. The Atlantic Hurricane Season is from June 1st to November 30th each year and it’s always important to be prepared for a hurricane or tropical storm. To help prepare…
In the weekly Mississippi State Department of Health COVID update meeting, topics of surpassing winter peaks, growing infections and quarantines and new resources to help hospitals were released. Kicking off the meeting, Dr. Thomas Dobbs explains Mississippi is not as immune or vaccinated as he’d like us to be. With increasing numbers of teenage and young adults testing positive for…
Today, the Mississippi Department of Health is reporting an additional 4,085 cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi and 36 deaths. Twenty-six deaths occurred between July 24th and August 17th and ten deaths occurred between November 20th, 2020 and August 10th, identified from death certificate reports. Mississippi’s total of COVID-19 cases is now 396,394 with 7,916 deaths. Among cases and deaths already…
The Transportation Safety Administration has extended the mask mandate into next year. The TSA will now require masks on commercial flights, buses, and trains through January 18th, 2022. The move was made as concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 virus persist. Many airlines, including Southwest and Spirit airlines, have warned about an increased in cancellations and a drop in…
The Mississippi Department of Transportation announced upcoming overnight closures for the Fort Bayou Drawbridge in Ocean Springs. The bridge will be closed Tuesday, August 24th from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. and then again Wednesday August 25th from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. The bridge will close overnight for continued work on a bridge maintenance project. Drivers are advised to…
Home Depot says it sold out of an early drop of Halloween décor almost immediately and consumers are facing a back-to-school supply shortage and price surges. Jane King is in New York with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Isolated-Scattered showers and t-storms will be possible each day over the next couple of days, primarily during the peak daytime afternoon heating hours. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible inside thunderstorm development, based on the model consensus and parameters. Heat index values will be fairly high over the next couple of days during the afternoon hours thanks to the increased…
Today and Thursday, the normal summertime pattern will dominate the area. Southerly surface winds will help to advect warm air and moisture into the area, which will ultimately help with lifting in the environment. As a result, the rainfall will be fairly efficient and rainfall rates will be inside of thunderstorm development over the next few days. Scattered showers and…
A typical summer time pattern is in store throughout the near term as upper level high pressure begins to build in over the region from the western Atlantic. At the same time, Fred continues to move northeast over the Appalachians as it slowly transitions into a non-tropical low over the central United States moves northeast into the Great Lakes Region….
More hot and humid weather is on the way with only spotty afternoon activity. That means fewer cool spots in the heat of the day, and even then “cool” was definitely a relative term as today’s “cool” spots only fell to 95 on the heat index. Not complaining though, you take what you can get in the heat of a…
It’s always good to have options and Resurrection Catholic is going to have a lot of them on offense this year. The Eagles check in as stop number 18 on News 25’s 25 Teams in 25 Days, looking to turn what could have been a potential weakness into their greatest strength. “It’s about taking what the defense gives you. It’s…
This evening, two D’Iberville Public Works employees were recognized for their help returning two-year-old Jack Vick to safety last month. On July 16th, Jack escaped Honey’s Development Center in D’Iberville and ran down the street until he was spotted by an alert public works crew. Workers Dereck Griffis and Chad Kangas returned Jack safely to the daycare. D’Iberville issued a…
Today was move-in day at the MGCCC Perkinston Campus and unlike any other, free COVID vaccines were available to students and staff. With over 800 students moving into the dorms, MGCCC is committed to doing all they can to keep students safe and healthy while on campus. Following CDC guidelines, all campuses require masks in indoor spaces and social distancing…
The long-awaited opening of the West Harrison Middle School campus is on the horizon for students. Students of the school have been learning virtually since the beginning of the school year due to construction delays on the campus. Following a construction meeting today, the school has announced a staggered opening for students. Beginning on Thursday, September 2nd, seventh grade students…