As temperatures continue to drop here on the Coast and overnight temperatures are expected to be at or below freezing the next few nights, cold weather shelters again will be opening their doors to those in need. If you’re looking…
Overnight temperatures dipped down in the mid-20s, opening doors for the first time this year at cold weather emergency shelters along the Coast.
For many working outside in the cold, dangerous conditions come on quickly.
It's another frigid day outside and along the Coast and cold weather shelters will be open again Friday night.
Officials are predicting shelter doors will be open more this year than before, at a great cost to the organizations running them.
Find out what tips Barry has for anglers about dealing with the cold weather.
Near freezing temperatures mean cold weather shelters across the Coast are opening up to help local homeless people.
American Medical Response (A.M.R.) has important suggestions for avoiding, recognizing and treating two deadly cold-related illnesses: hypothermia and frostbite.
Last year showed us that winter weather can come sooner, end later, and hit unsuspecting parts of the country.
Harrison County Supervisor of District 1, Windy Swetman, announces that a Cold Weather Shelter will be open at the Kenny Fournier Multi-Purpose Center 10395 Automall Parkway, D’Iberville on Thursday, November 13th and Friday, November 14th.
The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelters in Gulfport and Pascagoula will be open due to predicted cold temperatures on Thursday, November 13th and Friday, November 14th, 2014.
Gulf Coast Community Ministries is once again hosting its Camping for Hope event to provide for the homeless.
Festival organizers announced turnout for this weekend’s event had one of the highest ever, with more than 150,000 people.