Gautier Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
The city of Gautier kicked off the start of December with its annual Christmas Tree Lighting.
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The city of Gautier kicked off the start of December with its annual Christmas Tree Lighting.
A proposed ordinance that would fine people for not pulling up their pants has been tabled for tonight.
Tonight, the city of Gautier will discuss an ordinance that would fine individuals wearing “saggy pants.”
A Gautier man is facing criminal charges after exchanging gun fire with Gautier police officers earlier today.
Residents in Gautier are tired of seeing their glasses full of red or brown tinted water.
Authorities are still trying to determine just what was behind the shooting spree that claimed the lives of three Mississippians yesterday.
Gautier City Council met with the managers of Jackson County Utility Authority to discuss the recent increase in water and sewer prices for Gautier residents.
The city of Gautier will decide whether or not to keep the state flag flying in front of City Hall on Tuesday.
For quite some time, the city of Gautier has had complaints of a brownish tint to the water.
A new fun way to cool off during the warm summer months will soon be coming to Gautier.
An estimated 4.9 million barrels of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico after the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in 2010 and producers of a new film hope to bring awareness to the problems the spill still causes today.
A New Orleans man is in Gautier police custody after leading officers on a high-speed chase this morning.
Today, the mayor of Gautier had two big surprises for Gautier residents during his state of the city address.
The City of Gautier kicked off its new series of stakeholder meetings.
The Singing River Mall used to be home national chains such as RadioShack, JcPenney’s and Sears.
Her most recent brush with fame was a two minute appearance as a background actor on NCIS-New Orleans.
In March of last year, 84 year old John Albano started off his day by stepping into raw sewage.
The Jackson County Animal Shelter is once again overflowing with animals in need of their forever homes.
The Board of Supervisors, on March 23rd, hired Joe Barlow to be the County’s new Animal Shelter Director.
Although Everson isn't a household name yet for the majority of America, those who know him best believe he has the qualities to be a great leader of the free world.
News 25 sat down with Everson to talk about the issues affecting south Mississippians most: the military, education, and unemployment.
Gautier residents and business owners will be happy to hear in just a few months, the water from the faucets will run clear.
Thursday, News 25 sat down with the mother of Everson's youngest son to discuss their non-traditional family.