Temperatures will continue to remain warm with highs approaching 90 on Thursday before rain limits how hot the temperatures can get. It will be humid with dew points in the 70s. This will also lead to uncomfortable low temperatures in the mid 70s. The main threat will be the risk for heavy rainfall with most areas receiving less than a…
Over the weekend, another track and field star from the Gulf Coast punching her ticket to the 2020 Tokyo Games. During Saturday’s long jump finals, Brittney Reese won her 13th national title with a jump of 7.13 meters that ranks third in the world and is her personal best since 2017. That makes Reese just the fourth U.S. long jumper…
Last week, Pass Christian native Cory McGee ran the 1500-meter race of her life, setting a new personal record by more than three seconds. Now a first-time Olympian for Team USA, McGee says her road to Tokyo started on just about every road in Pass Christian. “I laugh. I think I’ve run – I mean I’ve probably run on every…
At Pearl River Community College, redshirt freshman Landon Gartman has been named NJCAA Division II National Pitcher of the Year. This season, Gartman was a perfect 9-0 on the mound with the nation’s second-best ERA of 1.95 to go along with 81 strikeouts across 60 innings of work. He was already named an NJCAA All-American, All Region 23, All MACCC,…
In terms of big-time college baseball, it doesn’t get any bigger than the state of Mississippi. Each year, the Magnolia State ranks first in attendance across any state’s big three programs and MSU is living proof of that, still playing in the last week of June. It’s funny how your biggest rivals can be some of your biggest supporters in…
The housing market in South Mississippi is doing extremely well like the rest of the U.S. News 25 spoke with Expect Realty in D’Iberville and they’ve seen an uptick in sales across the Coast. For example, in this year’s month of May in total about 680 homes were sold on the Coast where last year it was less than 500….
In an effort to help support Cayce Seal’s family during this time, Port City Football Club will be donating all ticket proceeds from its Tuesday matchup against Southern States SC to Seal’s family. In 2016, Seal was a central defender for the team during its inaugural season Port City played in the Gulf Coast Premier League as Biloxi City. Port…
The Gulf Coast is still mourning the loss of Bay St. Louis man Cayce Seal who suffered an electric shock while on the job last week in New Orleans. Family and friends express their love, memories, and farewell messages on the casket where lineman Cayce Seal will take his final rest. Cayce’s older brother, Cody, said, “I know Cayce would…
A 200-year-old live oak tree in Ocean Springs is causing controversy. The tree is presenting safety concerns leaving many stumped on whether the tree should be cut down. This morning, an arborist from New Orleans weighed in the debate. “Leave it. Absolutely 100 percent don’t cut it down. It’s just crazy what is happening to this tree that’s been here…
A new water taxi service is docked at Point Cadet Marina in Biloxi just in time to take those looking for some fun this Fourth of July out on an island adventure. The choppy water didn’t stop Sam Hasley from taking his boat out on the water to test it out. Hasley is very familiar with the sea life and…
Ocean Springs Planet Fitness is celebrating club updates with a members welcome back event. Ocean Springs Planet Fitness opened its doors for a reopening after upgrading the facility and furnishing the club with new cardio equipment, strength equipment, and more. The members appreciation event included educational sessions on using the new equipment, raffle opportunities including a chance to win a…
While many across South Mississippi are preparing for a week of festivities ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, some Coast residents may associate this time more with stress than fun. Many veterans experience post traumatic stress disorder triggered by traditional July 4th celebrations such as the sound and percussions of fireworks. Veteran and Crusaders for Veterans President Kevin Cuttill…
Attorney General Lynn Fitch and Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell, along with other partners, launched Mississippi’s first statewide human trafficking campaign. ‘Be the Solution’ offers nationally recognized training resources and materials to CDL drivers and school bus drivers across Mississippi. The goal is to better educate and equip drivers about how to spot and report human trafficking. In addition to…
The Mississippi Public Service Commission has approved the acquisition of 26 water and wastewater systems in Mississippi. Great River Utility Operating Company will serve about 6,800 connections across the state. Great River is a division of Central States Water Resources, one of the 15 largest investor-owned utilities in the United States. This will be Central States Water Resources first time…
After having to cancel last year’s event due to COVID-19, the Gulf Coast Association of Pride returned with their fourth annual Pride Festival. People from all over came to celebrate at the Point Cadet Plaza Pavilion in Biloxi. There was live music, vendors, and even free mom hugs. The Gulf Coast Association of Pride is a nonprofit organization that is…
Nine days ago, one Juneteenth event was postponed, but Saturday it was a different story as the sun was shining and the celebration was in full swing. The Krewe of Legends Mardi Gras Association and Course Construction hosted an event at John Henry Beck Park to celebrate Juneteenth. There was a live DJ, tasty food, and basketball. The Juneteenth event…
What a ‘bee-utiful day’ it was Sunday as the first ever Honey Festival took place at Centennial Plaza in Gulfport. The festival featured a diverse group of vendors, honey, and honey products, artists, and more. Guests were encouraged to attend and learn about beekeeping as Coastal beekeepers were at the festival to share everything there is to know about bees….
The wildest show returned as crowds flocked to Biloxi for the 19th annual Scrapin the Coast. From low riders to lifted trucks, thousands of people piled in for the 19th annual Scrapin the Coast. What started out as mainly an event for low riders, the show has grown into something that all can enjoy. Marketing and Special Events Coordinator Jamie…
Ocean Springs residents no longer need to boil their water. The boil water advisory has been lifted. Test results were released Saturday evening from the state department of health regarding the water quality. The advisory was issued a week and a half ago with officials urging residents to boil water for at least one minute before consumption. Many businesses and…
In early August, First Baptist Gulfport is hosting the Global Leadership Summit, but registration is already open. Here to tell us why you may want to sign up, we’ve got Eric Smith and Elizabeth Whipps. Tags: First Baptist Gulfport, Global Leadership Summit
Today on Mom to Mom, we’re making firecracker dogs for the Fourth of July. Tags: Mom to Mom
On Mondays here on News 25, we feature children from Mississippi hoping to get adopted. Linyae is a 14-year-old who is looking for a family to accept her for who she is. If you’re interested in adopting Linyae, you can visit the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services website at mdcps.ms.gov and click on the Mississippi Heart Gallery for more…
Monday looks to be a similar day compared to Sunday with showers and a few storms ongoing early in the morning, becoming more widespread through the mid/late morning and into the afternoon hours. Over the next several days, expect a usual summertime pattern, with shower and thunderstorm activity beginning over the Gulf and near the coast late at night into…
Heading into his third season as Southern Miss head men’s basketball coach Jay Ladner is implementing a new off-season tradition on the links. Today, the USM Hardwood Club put on its first-ever golf tournament comprised of 25 teams in a four-man scramble format. Coach Ladner and company sold out the event weeks ago, raising in the ballpark of 30,000 to…