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Education, infrastructure, and workforce development have all been key issues Mississippi faces.
If you have a toddler needing to get outside and burn off some energy, the Pascagoula River Audubon Center may be the place for you.
As News 25’s Katarina Luketich shows us, one art teacher at Popp’s Ferry Elementary is using what happened in Paris to teach love and solidarity.
News 25’s Katarina Luketich brings us to a huge career expo going on today and tomorrow for eighth graders to explore career opportunities.
Little Free Libraries are a way for children to take and leave books around their community.
Science students at Stone Middle School tested out Newton’s Laws of Motion by performing egg drops at different heights and racing self-made cars using balloons as power sources
Students enrolled in a business course took a trip to visit a variety of different businesses in the downtown area.
The University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park campus is celebrating diversity today, kicking off a week’s worth of activities on this topic.
The results are in for statewide common core testing.
We congratulate an Ocean Springs educator who was recognized by the Mississippi Council on Economic Education as the state’s top economics teacher.
After months of heated debate, the public has voted “no” to Initiative 42.
Today, Chevron reached out to local high schoolers to show them the career opportunities in front of them.
This morning the Point Sur docked at the Port of Gulfport but it won’t be staying for long.
Even though they’re a few years shy of being old enough to vote, students at Nativity BVM Elementary in Biloxi also cast ballots today.
Education is the key to success. That was the message of Mississippi State University President Dr. Mark Keenum to Ocean Springs High School students today.
Today Chevron joined in on Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and Mississippi State’s partnership to offer a four year engineering degree program on the Gulf Coast.
High school seniors from all across our state skipped their regular classes to get a taste of college today.
Mississippi’s fourth grade reading and math scores improve on the latest nation’s report card
State representatives, education groups and various organizations are eager to inform the public as much as possible on Initiative 42.
This morning the Mississippi Gulf Coast Tulane University School of Continuing Studies got to show off their brand new campus.
If your Gulfport High School student is a young government official in the making, or simply wants to get more involved in community issues, Mayor Billy Hewes has a place for them.
With November 3rd elections just over a week away, state representatives, education groups and various organizations are eager to inform the public as much as possible on Initiative 42.
Today legislators stepped away from their work desks and sat amongst students to see firsthand what goes on in our schools.
Today the Long Beach Police Department got to sit down and enjoy a nice home cooked brunch thanks to a group of students at Long Beach High School.