Staying Safe for the Holidays
Local law enforcement officials have the tips to keep you safe.
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Local law enforcement officials have the tips to keep you safe.
This week, 46 million Americans will travel for Thanksgiving, 25 million of those by air.
A strong low-pressure system to the west could bring severe storms to the area throughout the night.
On October 31st, 2014, the Gulfport Police Department will conduct extra patrols in the neighborhoods to ensure the safety of the children participating in trick or treating.
A not-so-spooky scene took place at the Hancock County Library tonight.
Pascagoula Police Department is warning the public to be cautious of two men impersonating police officers.
Lyman Elementary School was evacuated today over concerns of a nearby woods fire.
Some scary moments this morning as a car collided with a school bus on its way to Harrison Central High School.
Residents in the Pascagoula area may notice a scent of gasoline in the air over the next couple of days.
The Coast group Women Against Violence Everywhere is continuing to push for lights to be installed on the Biloxi-Ocean Springs Bridge.
Today, the National Ground Water Association is encouraging the public to be aware of their water use.
Labor Day weekend is upon us, which means people are filling their cars and hitting the roads.
Students at USM Gulf Park may feel safer walking around campus this semester thanks to new Code Blue emergency phones installed in several locations.
The recent spike in police attacks has officers on the force concerned about their safety even more.
While the tragedy unfolded in neighboring Louisiana, local law enforcement tells News 25 how you react in a situation like this can mean the difference between life and death.
Today, a Perry County inmate was captured after escaping from jail. This is just one of multiple jail breaks this month in Mississippi alone.
Gulfport Police Chief Leonard Papania is asking the City Council to look into funding for his department to obtain cameras
While the heat index has fallen about 15 degrees in the past couple of hours, it was a much different story earlier today, with the heat index topping out at 110 degrees in some areas.
The Fourth of July is one of the most heavily travelled holidays all year. That’s why the D’iberville Police Department will be patrolling around the clock to ensure safety on the roads.
Mississippi Highway Patrol wants to remind people to buckle up, reduce speed and don’t drink and drive.
Many people will celebrate the Fourth by lighting up the skies, but don’t forget the danger that comes with it.
For safety purposes, there will be a buffer zone area from 15th Street to Highway 49 South of Highway 90 and all fireworks will be prohibited in this area.
The Fourth of July is coming up this weekend, which means food, flags and fireworks, but things can turn deadly in a second.
As water lovers gear up for one of the busiest boating holidays of the year, a national safety campaign is wrapping up: “Operation Dry Water.”