Ocean Springs Looks to Build More Hotels
The City of Ocean Springs is home to only three major hotels, limiting visitors to places near downtown.
Primary Menu
About
Connect With Us
The City of Ocean Springs is home to only three major hotels, limiting visitors to places near downtown.
Another feature film is about to get cranking in south Mississippi, and filmmakers are looking for a few good men and women to fill remaining cast and crew positions.
Lights, camera, action: words we'll soon be hearing again on the Coast as production begins on yet another feature film in south Missisippi.
More than 5 million car accidents happen in the U.S. every year, but some wrecks happen in certain places more often than others.
Many people believe the high rates of property insurance are stunting economic development along the Coast.
As the second day of the 2015 legislative session wraps up, Gulf Coast business leaders will meet face to face with local lawmakers to address what they would like to see done this legislative session.
After the state legislature passed tax incentives for the film industry, the movie business has started to boom on the Coast.
The film Happy Log, shot mostly on the Gulf Coast, is finally complete.
2015 is upon us and lots of people across the Coast were celebrating Wednesday night.
When trying to predict the biggest stories to hit in 2015, News 25 recognizes that the biggest story on the agenda for the year is the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
The Sugar Bowl kicks off at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, but in Mississippi, the tourism industry is already feeling the benefits of the game.
Drivers on Highway 90 in Hancock County may have noticed round, numbered signs branded with shrimp at most intersections. Those signs are now popping up in Gulfport, pointing the way to Coast attractions.
Louisiana Governor, Bobby Jindal, was in Gulfport Thursday.
Dr. King's national holiday is coming up and so is the 29th annual M.L.K. Coast-wide celebration.
The study explains that in Mississippi, gaming has contributed $4 billion to the economy and supports 37,000 direct and indirect jobs.
Filmmakers are moving out of Hollywood, and many of them moving towards the Gulf Coast.
Tourism is a large part of what drives the Gulf Coast's economy and is important to many local business owners.
In the second part of our series, Homegrown Who Dats, News 25 takes you off the field to learn a bit more about the Saintsations who are from the Coast.
The New Orleans Saints players may steal the spotlight on the field, but the ones who get the crowd pumped up are the Saintsations.
The majestic oak trees that line the Mississippi Gulf Coast have long been considered to be an icon and a source of our identity.
The filming of movies and TV shows is something that is becoming a more common occurrence on the Coast.
Event returns for sixth year on Mississippi Gulf Coast; new spectator viewing areas on #17 and #18.
The homeowners are concerned about skyrocketing insurance rates after Hurricane Katrina and the effects on the local economy.
This week, a group of Coast homeowners made a trip to Jackson to meet one on one with the state's Insurance Commissioner.