Trial for Woman Accused of Burning Down D’iberville Apartments Postponed
The trial has been postponed for a woman accused of burning down a D’iberville apartment building last year.
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Update on Galleria Mall in D'iberville
The new interchange not only gives local drivers another way to get around the city, it will also make getting to the proposed Galleria easier as well.
Diverging Diamond Interchange is Now Open
The state’s first diverging diamond interchange is now open to the public, connecting downtown D’iberville with the Promenade and Sangani Boulevard.
Galleria Parkway Overpass Ready to Open
Tomorrow, Mississippi Department of Transportation will open the new diverging diamond interchange in D’iberville.
D'iberville Looks to Add NASCAR Type Go Kart Attraction
NASCAR I-drive, an indoor kart racing park in Orlando, is looking for another place to call home, and D’iberville is making its case to be in the winner’s circle.
D'iberville State of the City meeting
Of all the cities on the Gulf Coast, D’iberville has seen some of the most rapid growth.
D'Iberville Fights Against Shoplifting
As D’Iberville continues to grow, unfortunately so does the amount of criminal activity.
Scarlet Pearl Construction Nears Completion
Construction of D'Iberville's Scarlet Pearl Casino is moving right along and on schedule.
Residents Who Lost Children Advocate for Safety on Highway
Officials are taking action to improve the intersection of Big John Road and Highway 67, where two D'Iberville teens tragically lost their lives last week.
MDOT Takes Safety Measures at Deadly Intersection
It's been less than one week since Jimmy and Amanda Ward were killed in a car accident on their way to D'Iberville High School.
MDOT Responds to Call for Light at Dangerous Intersection
The Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.) has already responded to calls for safer roads at the intersection of Big John Road and Highway 67 in D'Iberville.
D'Iberville to Hold 9th BBQ Throw Down Saturday
If you're fan of good BBQ and family entertainment, the City of D'Iberville wants to invite you to their 9th Annual BBQ Throw Down on Saturday.
D'Iberville Officials Still Trying to Get Aquarium Built
D'Iberville officials are still looking into possible developers to buy the site that was supposed to become Ocean Expo.
M.D.O.T. Opens 3rd On-Ramp to I-10 After Construction
The Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.) announced the opening of another new on-ramp to I-10.
Back Bay Family Dentistry Offers Free Dental Care
Residents across the Gulf Coast had reason to smile Friday: free dental care in D'Iberville.
New Ramp on I-10 in D'Iberville Now Open
Good news for drivers in Harrison County, it will now be easier to access I-10, thanks to the Mississippi Department of Transportation (M.D.O.T.)
Screening for Locally Shot Movie Held in D'Iberville
After the state legislature passed tax incentives for the film industry, the movie business has started to boom on the Coast.
Local Movie, Happy Log, Completed; Screening in D'Iberville
The film Happy Log, shot mostly on the Gulf Coast, is finally complete.
Construction on Scarlet Pearl is Right on Schedule
The Scarlet Pearl is right on schedule and hopes to open about a year from now.
D'Iberville Road Closures Aren't Over Yet
Monday night, one of the southbound lanes on I-110 will be closed from 7 p.m. until 5 a.m. Tuesday morning.
Traffic Lightens Up in D'Iberville as Construction Wraps Up
Drivers leaving the Promenade from the west exit can now use the newly opened onramp to access I-10 without the lengthy detour, and it couldn't have come at a better time.
Police Still Searching for D'Iberville Robbery Suspect
The search is still on for a man who assaulted and tried to rob a D'Iberville homeowner Monday morning, putting the entire area on high alert and an elementary school on lock down.
Cold Weather Shelters Open for Second Night in a Row
It's another frigid day outside and along the Coast and cold weather shelters will be open again Friday night.
Freezing Temps Cause Cold Weather Shelters to Open
Officials are predicting shelter doors will be open more this year than before, at a great cost to the organizations running them.