Suspects in Custody After Two Separate Shootings in Gulfport
Law enforcement apprehended both suspects from last weekend's shootings in Gulfport.
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Two Gunmen on the Run After Shootings in Gulfport
One person is dead and another is in the hospital with serious injuries.
American Legion Post 119 Gets New Home This Weekend
The members of American Legion Post 119 haven't had a home of their own since Hurricane Katrina, but that all changes Saturday.
People Flock to Shelters During Record Breaking Cold Temps
Nineteen degrees: a record low set in Gulfport, two degrees below the previous record set just last year in January, but this cold isn't just inconvenient, it can be downright deadly.
Harrison County Woman Arrested for Scamming Red Cross
A Harrison County woman has been arrested for allegedly defrauding the American Red Cross, announced Attorney General Jim Hood Wednesday.
Cold Weather Shelters Open Tues. & Wed. Nights
If you were outside at all Tuesday, you probably noticed it's gotten a lot colder.
Salvation Army Opens Cold Weather Shelters
Temperatures are going to dip down into the mid-30s Tuesday night, conditions that could be deadly for those who don't have adequate shelter.
LA Governor, Bobby Jindal, Visits the Gulf Coast
Louisiana Governor, Bobby Jindal, was in Gulfport Thursday.
18-Wheeler Spills 100 Gallons of Diesel onto Hwy. 49
According to the Gulfport Fire Department, the fuel tank on an 18-wheeler ruptured and about 100 gallons of diesel fuel spilled out onto the road.
Pedestrian Killed on Hwy. 49 During Rush Hour Traffic
A pedestrian was attempting to cross the southbound lane of the highway when he was struck by a 2013 Kia Optima.
Supermarket Sweep Held to Raise Money for Salvation Army
Organizations throughout the community, including some of News 25's very own, participated in the Supermarket Sweep, benefiting the Salvation Army.
Gulfport Plans to Turn Alleys Into Community Spaces
Last week, the City of Gulfport took its first step toward turning alleyways into community venues, which could soon be up for vote.
Mayor Billy Hewes Addresses Business Community
Friday morning, Mayor Billy Hewes gave his annual address to Gulfport's business community.
Gulfport Plants 9/11 Survivor Tree Sapling
The City of Gulfport is one of a select few communities nationwide being presented with a tree sapling from the World Trade Center survivor tree in New York.
Salvation Army Thief is Still on the Loose
A thief is still on the run after stealing a Salvation Army red kettle in Gulfport earlier this week.
H.S.S.M. Urges Choosing Adoption as Your First Option with “Fa-La-La Fee-Waived Wednesdays” Throughout December
Every Wednesday in December from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Humane Society of South Mississippi (H.S.S.M.) will host “Fa-La-La Fee-Waived Wednesday,” during which adoption fees will be waived on adoptable pets in H.S.S.M.’s care.
T.N.T. Recovery Ranch Requests Donations for New Building
For the past 20 years, T.N.T. Recovery Ranch in Gulfport has been helping people around the country deal with addiction.
Armed Forces Retirement Home Remembers Pearl Harbor
In honor of the surviving WWII veterans who were at Pearl Harbor, the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Gulfport held a Remembrance Day ceremony.
Gulfport Plans to Build Large Aquarium Downtown
Tuesday, the Gulfport City Council approved spending $14 million to purchase land for an aquarium in the downtown area.
St. Peter's by the Sea Displays Quilt for World AIDS Day
This week, St. Peter's by the Sea Episcopal Church in Gulfport is displaying a panel of the quilt for direct services for people with A.I.D.S.
Local Post Offices Brace for Busy Holiday Season
The Gulfport post office is the second largest facility in the state, meaning they have countless packages to deliver this holiday season.
Theory of Everything Premiers in Gulfport
Lisa Bruce, the producer of the movie The Theory of Everything, was at a special premiere of the film Wednesday night in Gulfport.
Quarantined Seabees in Good Condition
Last month, 15 Gulfport Seabees were ordered into isolation after returning from a mission in Liberia, Africa, where they could have been exposed to the Ebola virus.
Orange Grove Students Get a Lesson in Music
Friday, students at Orange Grove Elementary School took a break from reading to learn about music.