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730 new COVID-19 cases, 31 deaths reported in Mississippi as of Tuesday morning
(WXXV) — As of Tuesday morning, the Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting an additional 730 cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi and 31...2 men arrested, charged with commercial burglary in Ocean Springs
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (WXXV) — Early Sunday morning, officers with the Ocean Springs Police Department responded to an alarm call at Four Seasons Tobacco...Order requiring face coverings, limited crowd sizes for Jackson County starting Wednesday
JACKSON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV) — A new executive order from Governor Tate Reeves to try to stop the spread of COVID-19 goes into effect...Disturbing Scam: Messages with images of dismembered body parts sent with threat “You’re next.”
PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WXXV) — The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department is alerting citizens about a disturbing new scam involving text messages containing pictures of dismembered...
MGCCC spotlights adult education with MIBEST Week
If you’re looking to further your education, MGCCC is reaching out to adults across the Coast about opportunities to expand your career horizons. You’re never...Gulfport Museum of History looking for volunteers
It was a lovely day to take in the weather and the scenery and later this week you can check out the Gulfport Museum...Mississippi Connect delivers computers to Ocean Springs School District
Today, the Ocean Springs School District received their new Mississippi Connects devices to aid in learning outside of school. The Mississippi Legislature allocated $200 million...Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes weighs in on 2020
Across the Coast and beyond, 2020 has presented all-around challenges, sparing no city or government, something two-term Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes knows all too...
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10/20 – Rob’s “Warm & Humid” Tuesday Mid-Morning Forecast
A warm start with an abundance of sunshine now that fog has burned off...10/20 – Brantly’s “Mostly Sunny” Tuesday Morning Forecast
The latest models show some moisture in the lower levels of the atmosphere today which looks sufficient to support small rain chances this afternoon...10/19 Ryan’s “More Consistent” Monday Night Forecast
This week will be warmer and more humid than last week, but not by much. There will be rain before the week is out.10/19 Ryan’s “Consistent” Monday Evening Forecast
Much more consistent weather this week without multiple fronts moving through, but there will be some rain.10/19 – Rob’s “Warmer, More Humid” Afternoon Forecast
Temperatures continue to warm heading into this afternoon with humid conditions back in the area...10/19 – Rob Knight’s Monday Mid-Morning Forecast
Dense fog along the area is dissipating with clear skies ahead this morning...10/19 – Brantly’s “Warm and Humid” Monday Morning Forecast
Our main concern this morning is dense fog across the Coast. The National Weather Service has expanded the Dense Fog Advisory to include areas...10/18 – Brantly’s “Mostly Clear, Warmer” Sunday Night Forecast
Dry conditions continue through Monday as southwesterly wind flow develops due to high pressure to our east. Moisture has slowly increased and some patchy...
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New Orleans Saints staying in Superdome for now
Perhaps the best home field advantage in the entire NFL belongs to the New Orleans Saints, but due to COVID-19, fans haven’t been a...High School Lacrosse is making its way to the Gulf Coast
The country’s fastest growing sport has quickly developed roots here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. A new sport has arrived in South Mississippi: Lacrosse. Although...Moss Point football wins region 8 class 4A
The team with the most region titles on the Gulf Coast has done it again. The Moss Point Tigers are your region 8 class 4A...West Harrison vs. Biloxi moved to 2 p.m. Saturday
West Harrison’s week eight home game against Biloxi has been moved to 2 p.m. on Saturday. This gives the Hurricanes at least one day to...George County football in quarantine for next two weeks
Some bad news out of George County High School this evening with the football program having to go into quarantine for the next two...Southern Miss football optimistic about playing Saturday
The Southern Miss football program is on track to take the field Saturday for the first time in three weeks. Interim Head Coach Scotty Walden...Tryouts for Gulf Coast Monarchy took place Saturday
Saturday, women got the chance to get out on the football field for the Gulf Coast Monarchy women’s football team’s open tryouts at the...High School Football: Pearl vs. George County
George County paying a visit to region 3 foe Pearl, trying to get into the playoff mix with a road win. Pearl-18 George County-9
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730 new COVID-19 cases, 31 deaths reported in Mississippi as of Tuesday morning
(WXXV) — As of Tuesday morning, the Mississippi State Department of Health is reporting an additional 730 cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi and 31...2 men arrested, charged with commercial burglary in Ocean Springs
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (WXXV) — Early Sunday morning, officers with the Ocean Springs Police Department responded to an alarm call at Four Seasons Tobacco...Order requiring face coverings, limited crowd sizes for Jackson County starting Wednesday
JACKSON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV) — A new executive order from Governor Tate Reeves to try to stop the spread of COVID-19 goes into effect...Disturbing Scam: Messages with images of dismembered body parts sent with threat “You’re next.”
PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WXXV) — The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department is alerting citizens about a disturbing new scam involving text messages containing pictures of dismembered...MGCCC spotlights adult education with MIBEST Week
If you’re looking to further your education, MGCCC is reaching out to adults across the Coast about opportunities to expand your career horizons. You’re never...Gulfport Museum of History looking for volunteers
It was a lovely day to take in the weather and the scenery and later this week you can check out the Gulfport Museum...Mississippi Connect delivers computers to Ocean Springs School District
Today, the Ocean Springs School District received their new Mississippi Connects devices to aid in learning outside of school. The Mississippi Legislature allocated $200 million...Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes weighs in on 2020
Across the Coast and beyond, 2020 has presented all-around challenges, sparing no city or government, something two-term Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes knows all too...
- Weather
WEATHER NEWS
10/20 – Rob’s “Warm & Humid” Tuesday Mid-Morning Forecast
A warm start with an abundance of sunshine now that fog has burned off...10/20 – Brantly’s “Mostly Sunny” Tuesday Morning Forecast
The latest models show some moisture in the lower levels of the atmosphere today which looks sufficient to support small rain chances this afternoon...10/19 Ryan’s “More Consistent” Monday Night Forecast
This week will be warmer and more humid than last week, but not by much. There will be rain before the week is out.10/19 Ryan’s “Consistent” Monday Evening Forecast
Much more consistent weather this week without multiple fronts moving through, but there will be some rain.10/19 – Rob’s “Warmer, More Humid” Afternoon Forecast
Temperatures continue to warm heading into this afternoon with humid conditions back in the area...10/19 – Rob Knight’s Monday Mid-Morning Forecast
Dense fog along the area is dissipating with clear skies ahead this morning...10/19 – Brantly’s “Warm and Humid” Monday Morning Forecast
Our main concern this morning is dense fog across the Coast. The National Weather Service has expanded the Dense Fog Advisory to include areas...10/18 – Brantly’s “Mostly Clear, Warmer” Sunday Night Forecast
Dry conditions continue through Monday as southwesterly wind flow develops due to high pressure to our east. Moisture has slowly increased and some patchy...
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SPORTS SECTION
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New Orleans Saints staying in Superdome for now
Perhaps the best home field advantage in the entire NFL belongs to the New Orleans Saints, but due to COVID-19, fans haven’t been a...High School Lacrosse is making its way to the Gulf Coast
The country’s fastest growing sport has quickly developed roots here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. A new sport has arrived in South Mississippi: Lacrosse. Although...Moss Point football wins region 8 class 4A
The team with the most region titles on the Gulf Coast has done it again. The Moss Point Tigers are your region 8 class 4A...West Harrison vs. Biloxi moved to 2 p.m. Saturday
West Harrison’s week eight home game against Biloxi has been moved to 2 p.m. on Saturday. This gives the Hurricanes at least one day to...George County football in quarantine for next two weeks
Some bad news out of George County High School this evening with the football program having to go into quarantine for the next two...Southern Miss football optimistic about playing Saturday
The Southern Miss football program is on track to take the field Saturday for the first time in three weeks. Interim Head Coach Scotty Walden...Tryouts for Gulf Coast Monarchy took place Saturday
Saturday, women got the chance to get out on the football field for the Gulf Coast Monarchy women’s football team’s open tryouts at the...High School Football: Pearl vs. George County
George County paying a visit to region 3 foe Pearl, trying to get into the playoff mix with a road win. Pearl-18 George County-9
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