Bank Robbery Suspects Flee from Long Beach to Gulfport
Friday afternoon, a bank robbery in Long Beach turned into a high speed pursuit ending in Gulfport with the capture of two suspects.
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Bank Robbery in Long Beach Turns Into High Speed Pursuit
Friday afternoon, a bank robbery in Long Beach turned into a high speed pursuit ending in Gulfport with the capture of two suspects.
First Liquid Natural Gas Burning Ship in U.S. Built in Gulfport
First there were hybrid cars, now there are hybrid service vessels on the water.
First Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Comes to the Coast
Saturday, one of the largest breast cancer awareness events in the world is making its debut in south Mississippi.
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Comes to S. Mississippi
On Saturday, September 6th, one of the largest breast cancer awareness events in the world is making its debut in south Mississippi.
Compass Imaging Has Bra Decorating Contest for Breast Cancer
Compass Imaging in Gulfport is hosting a bra decorating contest in honor of breast cancer awareness.
New 911 Tower May be Going Up in Gulfport
Mississippi Highway Patrol has a surplus radio tower it is interested in giving to the Harrison County Emergency Communications Commission (E.C.C.).
Rep. Palazzo & Rivers of Recovery Announce Salute to the Military 5K
Congressman Steven Palazzo announced Tuesday the second annual Salute to the Military 5K will be held at the Combat Readiness Training Center in Gulfport, MS on Saturday, September 27th, 2014 at 8:00 a.m.
Crews Work to Clean Up After CPR Fest in Gulfport
Work got started first thing Monday morning cleaning up after CPR Fest at Jones Park.
Garcia Appears in Court
Ja'Naya Thompson case to be heard by grand jury.
Local Gulfport Businesses Come Back Strong After Katrina
One of the first businesses to build in downtown Gulfport after Hurricane Katrina was Tony's Brick Oven Pizzeria.
Gulfport Has Recovered Well Since Katrina
Katrina devastated Gulfport, but since then, the city has found a way to recover and rebuild.
M.D.A. Officials Visit Gulfport to Assess Katrina Rebuilding
With the nine year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina coming up this week, Gulfport city officials wonder if they’ve done enough to rebuild the city.
Pryor Appears in Court for Prelim. Hearing on Federal Charges
The preliminary hearing for William Richard Pryor, the Gulfport teacher accused of molesting students over a 41 year period, was heard Tuesday at the Dan M. Russell Federal Courthouse in Gulfport.
Recent Wreck in Gulfport Gets Public Attention for Epilepsy
While a recent car accident in Gulfport, involving a man with epilepsy, has brought the disorder to the public's attention, there is a monthly support group for those with epilepsy and their families.
O'Neal's Takes A.L.S. Ice Bucket Challenge to Next Level
O’Neal's, a local po-boy shop in Gulfport, took the A.L.S. Ice Bucket Challenge to the next level, trying to break the world record for amount of buckets poured on multiple people at one time.
Epileptic Man Hits Gas Substation in Gulfport
A Gulfport man has been hospitalized with serious injuries at U.S.A. Hospital in Mobile after a weekend accident.