Over a dozen men put their physical and mental strength to the test today with the Gulfport Fire Department. This was all in hopes to become a firefighter. News 25’s Laurene Callander takes us through the physical agility test. The…
Flames from a car fire spread to a nearby home over the weekend completely damaging the vehicle and causing minor damage to the home. It happened on Howard Street in Gulfport around 5:15 Saturday afternoon. According the Gulfport Fire Department,…
Gulfport firefighters return after a three day search and rescue trip in Louisiana. The group responded to Baton Rouge Saturday morning within minutes of 1-12 closures. Gulfport firefighters worked closely with Louisiana National Guard and the Baton Rouge Fire Department…
Gulfport firefighters have been working nonstop to collect supplies for the flood victims in Louisiana. The response has been overwhelming. Hundreds have come to Gulfport City Hall and the fire department is also taking donated supplies at every fire station.…
A few Gulfport firefighters teamed up with some firemen from the Seabee Base for specialized fire rescue training. Together, they’re going through training on what to do in critical situations where they or a fellow firefighter is trapped or in…
If there’s a need in the community, the Descher Organization jumps on any opportunity to help. Tonight, it was the Gulfport Fire Department who needed the support. From 5 to 7 p.m. at the McDonald’s on Highway 49, firefighters spent…
If there’s a need in the community, the Descher Organization jumps on any opportunity to help. Tonight, it’s the Gulfport Fire Department who needs that support. The organization is asking people to come out to the McDonald’s in downtown Gulfport…
The South Mississippi community is known to come together for others in their time of need and we’re seeing another example of that.
Who says you can’t get down and dirty while supporting a good cause?
Today the city of Gulfport gave the keys to an old fire truck to a small north Mississippi community that desperately needs one.
Fifty feet may not seem like much from the ground, but when you're dangling above the asphalt by a nylon rope, you begin to appreciate the sacrifices firefighters make every day.
Tuesday, the City of Gulfport gave back to the community and they did so in style.
Electrical fires are a concern for homeowners, especially in the winter months when people are using lighting and heating appliances more regularly.