Bleeding out is one of the leading causes of preventable death according to AMR. Today, AMR was at the Long Beach Police Department showing them how to take immediate action in the event they are shot or stabbed on the…
It may have been a long way to the top for this graduating class, but students say it was worth the climb. The class of 2016 students from Climb Community Development Corporation graduated tonight at the Workforce Institute in Gulfport.…
News 25's Laurene Callander tells us about the emergency training exercise, taking place at Gulfport-Biloxi international airport this morning giving first response agencies a sense of dealing with a major aircraft incident.
A group of women from across the South Eastern United States are gathering on the Coast to promote the welfare of women working in federal government. The southeastern region of the Federally Employed Women organization has kicked off their regional…
This week, educators from across the south are stepping into the shoes of a United States Marine recruit during a four day mock boot camp. News 25’s Kendra Turley gives us an update on how they’re holding up on base…
The lives of our men and women in the armed forces are on the line every minute of the day.
There’s been a recent rise in officer involved shootings, just yesterday in Jackson County a man found himself in the hospital after pointing a gun at officers.
Now more than ever police are reminded to be aware of the best ways to protect themselves. We take a look at what specific training is done to help protect motorcycle cops, who don’t have a full car to buffer for them.
Learning how to save the life of a hero: that's the job of the Touchstone Medical Simulation Lab at the Keesler 81st Medical Center.
Within the last year, police officer involved shootings have taken up much of the national spotlight.
For healthcare students, getting trained to deal with trauma situations is critical, and sometimes sitting in a classroom just isn't enough.
Students Against Violence Everywhere (S.A.V.E.) held a fundraiser Friday night to help pay for a training trip to North Carolina.
The Gulfport Seabees held their annual active shooter drill to prepare for the potential scenario.
Ray is a six month old yellow lab and unlike most puppies, one day Ray will be paired with a visually impaired adult to help make life a little easier.
The squadron will first head to Creech Air Force Base in Nevada for combat and skills training before being deployed to southwest Asia for six months.
Owning and using a gun is an important right to many on the Gulf Coast, but proper training is crucial to stay safe.
Home electrical fires account for 51,000 fires each year, resulting in 500 deaths.
Friday wrapped up a week long law enforcement training program for Coast police forces.
Police officers in schools are now juggling more balls than ever.