It’s been more than three months since Hurricane Zeta hit our Mississippi Gulf Coast and people are still making repairs and cleaning up damage from the October storm. While a number of local business owners have applied…
The Salvation Army has acquired a grant to provide relief to those affected by Hurricane Zeta. This grant money is available to those in need in the lower six counties of Mississippi and the funds are primarily…
Applying for federal disaster assistance from FEMA will not affect other federal benefits that Mississippi disaster survivors may receive. Homeowners, renters, non-profits, and others now have the opportunity to apply for FEMA disaster assistance to help with…
The Edison Electric Institute (EEI) presented Alabama Power, Georgia Power and Mississippi Power with the Emergency Recovery Award during the EEI Winter Board and Chief Executives Meeting on January 14, 2021. The Emergency Recovery Award is given to select EEI member companies to…
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors has released a debris removal update for the unincorporated portions of the county. All areas of the unincorporated County should have had debris collected once at this point. If an address or street has…
JACKSON COUNTY, Miss. (WXXV) — Jackson County’s debris removal contractor has 17 trucks currently working in neighborhoods throughout the County. They intend to add additional trucks after Thanksgiving to get the rest of the Hurricane Zeta debris picked up as…
The 26 miles of Harrison County Sand Beach have temporarily been closed as the Harrison County Sand Beach Department continues cleaning up debris from Hurricane Zeta, as well as assessing the damage. There is currently very-limited public access to the…
Hancock Whitney is distributing ice at two of our Hancock Whitney locations in Hurricane Zeta impacted areas from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There is a limit of two bags per vehicle: Gulfport: 533 Courthouse Rd, Gulfport, MS Bay St.…
Zeta is gone and cooler, drier air is rapidly filling in its wake...
Coast schools continue to update their schedule in the wake of Hurricane Zeta. All Long Beach School District offices and schools will remain closed on Friday, October 30, 2020. Biloxi Schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, October 30, 2020. This…
Some Coast cities are updating curfews in the aftermath of Hurricane Zeta: The City of Gulfport curfew has enacted a dusk(6:00 p.m.) to dawn(6:00 a.m.) curfew that will expire Friday, October 30. City offices will be closed until Friday, October…
It was quite the day and evening yesterday. Zeta intensified into a strong Category 2 hurricane and brought a swath of wind damage to portions of Southeast Louisiana and South Mississippi. Zeta sped up and by early this morning had…
Meteorologist Brantly Keiek is in Gulfport with an update on conditions.
Due to damages caused by Zeta, the Jackson County Government offices will be CLOSED tomorrow, Thursday, October 29. At this time, they plan to resume normal business hours on Friday, October 30.
News 25’s Grant Chighizola is in Biloxi this evening monitoring conditions.
We have Moss Point Mayor Mario King on the phone to discuss Zeta.
We have Harrison County EMA Director Rupert Lacy on the phone to discuss Zeta.
Meteorologist Brantly Keiek is in Gulfport with an update on conditions in Gulfport.
We have Pascagoula Public Information Officer Katarina Luketich on the phone to discuss Zeta.
News 25’s Grant Chighizola is in Biloxi this evening monitoring conditions.
We have Mississippi Power spokesperson Jeff Shepard on the phone to discuss Zeta.
News 25’s Grant Chighizola is in Biloxi this evening monitoring conditions.
As the storm makes its way through the Gulf Coast, we’re seeing what’s happening out there. We have video shot by a viewer in Gautier. This is from their home in Hickory Hills. From the video you…
News 25’s Grant Chighizola is in Biloxi this evening monitoring conditions.