It all started in August of 2016-2017 NFL season when former 49ers Quarterback Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the National Anthem, what he said was his way to protest racial injustices in America. After President Trump’s recent comments, players,…
Some groups believe their tax money should not go toward a holiday they say commemorates a government that wanted to maintain slavery and white supremacy. Over a dozen people of all races and ages marched around the Harrison County Courthouse…
Climate and environmental organizations across the country protest for a “Day against Denial.” The day aims to put a stop to climate deniers and fossil fuel advocates among President-Elect Donald Trump’s cabinet. News 25’s Kendra Turley takes us to the…
The parents of a Hancock County student seek disciplinary action after their child was allegedly bullied by her own teacher. Carl Warrick’s 12-year-old daughter is a sixth grader at Hancock Middle School. She maintains good grades and loves going to…
A Black Lives Matter protest in Gulfport is happening this weekend. The gathering is scheduled for tomorrow from 4 to 8:30 at Jones Park. On the Facebook event page, organizers write the plan following the protest is to hold bi-weekly…
News 25's Laurene Callander tells us about the Black Lives Matter Protest happening at Jones Park in Gulfport 4 pm 7/16/2016. [mappress mapid="3136"]
At least one man in Gulfport is trying to bring hope to the community in the wake of the nation’s recent unrest. This morning, David Johnson stood at the intersection of Highway 49 and Dedeaux Road holding a sign that…
If you were driving by Jones Park in Gulfport today, you may have seen a man holding up a sign that read “No hate. Go away, House Bill 1523.” Kevin Ely has been a Gulfport resident for over 20 years.…
Gulf Coast community members rallied through the rain today to oppose the recent signing of House Bill 1523. “No hate in our state” signs took over Jones Park as dozens of protesters stood side by side, saying the act is…
Noise at the state Capitol today as protesters are expected to rally outside of the governor’s mansion. The Human Rights Campaign, the ACLU of Mississippi, and LGBT equality advocates are urging Governor Phil Bryant to veto a bill that would…
This Friday will mark the 43rd consecutive year in which people from all over the United States have marched in the nation’s capital in protest of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion.
Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) retirees continue their fight to get the money they were promised from their pension plan.
S.R.H.S. retirees are not going quietly and they have many supporters backing them up.
Wednesday afternoon, Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) retirees and their family and friends protested outside of Singing River Hospital while the Board of Trustees met.
Next year, the United Stated Postal Service (U.S.P.S.) plans to close the Gulfport processing plant and relocate it to Mobile.