Tracking Hurricane Rafael; unusually warm temps continue
It doesn’t quite feel like November! The rest of the night will be warm and humid. A few stray showers are possible, too.
Keep Mississippi Beautiful plants first America250 Project tree on the Coast
The live oak planted at the Gulf Hills Hotel and Resort in Jackson County on Tuesday is part of a much bigger picture. It’s ...
Rafael intensifies into hurricane, getting stronger in the Caribbean
Rafael’s track will ultimately depend on the strength of a high pressure system over the Southeast U.S. and western Atlantic.
Roger Wicker, Mike Ezell win seats in Mississippi’s congressional delegation
Republican Roger Wicker beat Democrat Ty Pinkins for the U.S. Senate seat. Wicker has served in the U.S. Senate since ...
United Way for Jackson, George & Green Counties celebrate final campaign event
Coast Young Professionals will be meeting with Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann Wednesday during the Empowering Young ...
Coast Young Professionals to meet with Lieutenant Gov. Delbert Hosemann during luncheon
Coast Young Professionals will be meeting with Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann Wednesday during the Empowering Young ...
Holiday Boutique providing perfect gifts for loved ones
With the winter holidays quickly approaching, many of you are on the hunt for the perfect gift for your loved ones.
Moss Point Main Street Association hosting annual Jackson County Veterans Day Celebration
Senior Meteorologist Wesley Williams has a Tuesday morning look at Tropical Storm Rafael in the Caribbean. District Attorney ...
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Retired Harrison County Circuit Clerk steps up to help residents cast votes
GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) - Former Harrison County Circuit Clerk Connie Ladner came out of retirement on Election Day to help ...
Unseasonably warm Wednesday; tracking Rafael
It doesn’t quite feel like November! The rest of the night will be warm and humid. A few stray showers are possible, too. Thanks to the strong onshore flow, coastal flooding will be possible tonight ...
Downtown Biloxi businesses’ homeless complaints overshadow tree removal hearing
A protected tree removal appeal went before Biloxi City Council, but complaints about the city's homeless population from downtown business owners dominated the meeting.