High School Volleyball: Gulfport vs. Pearl
Over at Gulfport, Lady Admirals hosting Pearl. Gulfport moving on to the second round by virtue of a 3-0 sweep: 25-11, 25-15, 25-7. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: High School Volleyball, sports
High School Volleyball: Ocean Springs vs. Oak Grove
First round of the 6A playoffs, Lady Greyhounds hosting Lady Warriors, two of the premier programs in South Mississippi sharing the same court. Ocean Springs wins with the 3-0 sweep: 25-17, 25-15,25-18. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: High School Volleyball, sports
Moss Point School District celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
It’s October and Moss Point School District is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month. Students from all grade levels came to learn, indulge, and celebrate Hispanic Heritage. Select elementary students wore clothing representing the countries their families are from. Traditional food like rice, beans, queso and chips were served to honor popular Hispanic dishes. Put on display for learning, school projects…
Gulf Coast community fighting for Pascagoula Fire Captain Jacob Latch
A sad update to a story we first brought to you yesterday, Pascagoula Fire Captain Jacob Latch lost his battle with cancer today. Captain Jacob Latch selflessly served the people of Pascagoula for over 16 years in addition to volunteering as a squad member for Tunnel to Towers Biloxi to help the loved ones of first responders who were killed…
10/12 Ryan’s “Extended Summer” Tuesday Evening Forecast
Feels like summer for the rest of the week, but fall will make another appearance soon.
We had a taste of fall in late September, but the last several days have felt more like summer. That will continue for the rest of the week too, as nighttime temperatures climb into almost the mid 70s with days pushing the upper 80s. Tonight we’ll only continue that slow climb that began over the weekend though, low climbing to…
Pascagoula Fire Captain Jacob Latch passes away after battle with cancer
A sad update to a story we first brought you yesterday, Pascagoula Fire Captain Jacob Latch lost his battle with cancer today. Less than two weeks ago, Captain Latch was diagnosed with an extremely rare form of cancer known as EHE. Since then, the disease spread rapidly and Latch was transferred to MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston and then…
Mississippi Aquarium treating endangered loggerhead sea turtle, found caught in fishing line last week
An endangered loggerhead sea turtle is receiving treatment from the Mississippi Aquarium after it was caught on a fishing line last week. The turtle was caught on the Gulf State Park fishing pier in Gulf Shores, Alabama. When captured, the turtle had multiple hooks and other fishing gear stuck in her flippers, shell, and mouth, a severely fractured shell, and…
Swing for a Cause Golf Benefit at the Bridges Golf Course in Bay St. Louis
Many gathered in Bay St. Louis at the Bridges Golf Course at Hollywood Casino to tee-off for a great cause. Hancock County Community Development Foundation presented by the Hancock Chamber of Commerce hosted their 18th annual Swing for the Cause Golf Classic Benefit. Teams of four joined forces on the fairways to raise funds for over 20 community causes in…
Boys and Girls Club break ground on new unit in East Biloxi
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Gulf Coast held a groundbreaking celebrating the new East Biloxi club. The new East Biloxi unit used to house the East Biloxi Head Start Program before Katrina. Now, it will be home to the life-changing programs of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Gulf Coast. The north wing of the building will serve…
Department of Public Safety gives update on the Skip the Line program
Governor Tate Reeves and DPS Commissioner Sean Tindell held a press conference today to discuss the Department of Public Safety’s Skip the Line Program. The program is designed to reduce wait times at the state’s driver service bureau locations. Governor Reeves says at the start of his administration in 2020, in-person wait times exceeded over two hours. Since the introduction…
Remembering Magistrate Judge John Gargiulo
U.S Magistrate Judge John Gargiulo was laid to rest today in Gulfport. He passed away October 3rd at the age of 54 due to pancreatic cancer. Terese Gargiulo Evans, Judge Gargiulo’s sister, said, “John always was born to serve. I think that was in his DNA. He really enjoyed his work and he really enjoyed his family. He’s gone too…
Hooked on Science: October 12th, 2021
Today’s experiment involves mixing together two secret ingredients for a chemical reaction. Tags: Hooked on Science
Pet of the Week
It’s Tuesday which means it is time for News 25’s Pet of the Week. Katie King with HSSM is in studio with more. Categories: Pet of the Week Tags: Humane Society of South Mississippi, pet of the week
Morning Business Report: October 12th, 2021
FedEx, UPS, and USPS holiday shipping deadlines are out. Moderna and J&J COVID booster shots could be approved this week. Jane King is at the Nasdaq Market site with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report
Leaders against Litter cleanup project
Here to tell us about a cleanup project called Leaders against Litter is Harrison County Beautification Commission Director Trey McKnight. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Harrison County Beautification Commission, Leaders against Litter
Catch St. Martin’s Hailey Green on NBC’s The Voice
The Mississippi Gulf Coast’s very own Hailey Green is back on tonight’s episode of NBC’s The Voice. The 15-year-old St. Martin resident and member of Team Blake will have a chance to show off her talent in tonight’s battle round against another young hopeful on the same team. Green is going head-to-head with Lana Scott in a duet to country…
10/12 – Rob’s Tuesday Afternoon “Above Seasonal Temps” Forecast
Warm & humid conditions will continue through the workweek as the return flow will yield a gradual increase in low-level moisture. Another front will make it into the Gulf south this weekend with Friday and Saturday to be the most active days over the long-term forecast. The cold front will begin moving into the region on Friday, which could be enhanced…
10/12 – Rob Knight’s Tuesday Morning Forecast
A cold front extended southward from an area of low-pressure across the Midwest, Mid-South, and then southwestward across central and southwestern LA. This will be about as close the front will make it to our area as southerly return flow around high-pressure is anchored over the northern Gulf and Southeast CONUS will cause the boundary to lift northward as a…
10/12 – Brantly’s “Sunny, Warm, and Humid” Tuesday Morning Forecast
After starting off in the mid to upper 60s across most of the region on Tuesday morning with some lower 70s at the coast, expect temperatures to jump into the mid to upper 80s in the afternoon. Expect little change for Tuesday night lows, with temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 60s across most of the region with a…
College Football Week Six Rewind
Halfway through the college football season and there has been no shortage of upsets no one saw coming. Teams surpassing all expectations and thrilling finishes that have prompted fans all over to storm fields. Fresh off back-to-back losses, Texas A&M did the unthinkable. The Aggies ended then number one Alabama’s 100 game winning streak against unranked opponents with a 28-yard…
Saints Report: Saints overcome adversity to get week five win
The Saints continued their ride on the rollercoaster that is their 2021 season this Sunday in Landover with a 33-22 win over the Washington Football Team. New Orleans’ resiliency won them the game, overcoming turnovers and injuries by making big offensive plays and critical defensive stops, accompanied by an extraordinary performance from punter Blake Gillikin. Saints Head Coach Sean Payton…
10/11 Ryan’s “Still Humid” Monday Night Forecast
Going to get more and more humid as we head through the week, but much drier air moves in soon.
Last weekend ended on a slightly less humid note, but more muggy air is on the way. Like the increase over the weekend though it’ll be a slow build, reaching its peak by Friday as a front arrives. This one will be stronger than the last few, so expect more noticeable changes including considerably less muggy air by the weekend….
Community members fighting for Pascagoula Fire Captain Jacob Latch, recently diagnosed with cancer
The Gulf Coast Community is coming together to help the family of Pascagoula Fire Captain Jacob Latch, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. Not only is the Pascagoula community sending their prayers to the Latch family, but fire stations up and down the Coast are pitching in. Captain Jacob Latch is selfless in his giving, volunteer work, and sacrifice to…
10/11 Ryan’s “Muggy” Monday Evening Forecast
Even more muggy weather on the way this week, but we'll see some pleasant changes arriving soon.
Last weekend ended on a slightly less humid note, but more muggy air is on the way. Like the increase over the weekend though it’ll be a slow build, reaching its peak by Friday as a front arrives. This one will be stronger than the last few, so expect more noticeable changes including considerably less muggy air by the weekend….