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JoyAnna is about to turn 12, so her family chose this weekend to throw her a birthday party, and it was quite an event. Recently, a tumor formed near her lungs, so the family decided this birthday had to be special.

Parents enrolled their children in these self-defense drills hoping the kids learn will learn tools to properly defend themselves.

The bad weather may have postponed last week’s celebration, but it didn’t stop it. Gulfport’s Juneteenth event continued Saturday.

Bob Walker, who served in the battle of Iwo Jima, was given a drive-by celebration thanks to the Patriot Guard Riders.

According to Waveland Mayor Mike Smith, the cameras will significantly help decrease crime and promote safety.

Saturday was the first Battle at the Bridge in Pass Christian. The game was created to bridge the gap between law enforcement and their communities.

Gulfport’s Ship Island Excursions teamed up with the Mississippi Aquarium to offer an educational and fun experience.

A coast dancer who spent much of his life working around the world is now back home inspiring young people to follow their dreams.

Like many businesses, an Ocean Springs martial arts dojo was affected greatly by the pandemic, but that didn’t stop students from training and practicing, even going on to win a major competition.

William Carey University celebrated its first class of Pharmacy School graduates over the weekend.

A Long Beach man's childhood dream of opening a martial arts studio has come true. Now, he's inspiring other children.

The Gulf Coast Symphony is back after a challenging year due to COVID-19.

Helene Hicks, the founder of Pink Pawz, has helped rescue, feed, and fix thousands of pets in South Mississippi. Now diagnosed with a terminal illness, her friends gathered to show their love and support for her.

People gathered at Inlet Plaza in Ocean Springs to celebrate not one, but two new businesses opening. In a time when a pandemic would spell disaster for some small businesses, Ocean Springs seems to be springing with life, community, and prosperity.

A group of teachers on the Coast are competing in a weight loss challenge that could leave them feeling lighter but have their pockets feeling a bit heavier.

The last few weeks have tested the winter endurance of many of the Gulf Coast, with freezing temperatures managing to break water mains, stall car batteries and cause homeless citizens to seek immediate shelter. Thankfully, Saturday brought in the higher temperatures, and people were finally able to

It’s a day that any military family member awaits, the day their loved one returns from deployment. That was the scene at Keesler Air Force Base Saturday as members of the 403rd Wing returned home.

Over a year ago, Benjamin Crew, a Long Beach resident and documentary enthusiast, set a goal to travel the world and enquire about 9/11 from different people.

The Pinta has finally docked and folks were lined up at the Biloxi Schooner Pier eager to purchase their tickets and board the ship.

The dogs were stuck inside the burning Bay St. Louis home last month. Sadly, only one survived.

Among the many challenges that folks are facing this year, mental health is one of them. Between losing loved ones and keeping away from friends, some mental health experts are saying learning to cope is important.

The Lemoyne Plaza’s parking lot became gleefully packed today with people both young and old eager to meet Jason David Frank. Frank made his debut as the infamous green ranger from the 1990s hit tv-series ‘The Power Rangers.’

Research shows that minorities often lack access to financial literacy training and home ownership.

The pandemic combined with the world wide lockdown forced a lot of us onto our sofas, followed by Netflix binges and snack consumption. That lack of activity can be dangerous.

Sitting on the newly established Biloxi boardwalk, a young woman gathered with her family. Her name is Amiee Carter, and it’s a miracle she’s here to smile in the first few days of 2021.

It only takes a glance to see the home on this street full of decorative lights, Grinches and countless pop culture icons spread meticulously across the lawn.

Christmas on the Water is an annual holiday event that brings people together to witness colorful boats, bright lights, and a wonderful display of fireworks.

Claiming a world record is never easy, but one man in Gautier has had a longer road to a record than most.

The indie film is based off of a book set in South Mississippi and written by a local author.

Residents in Ocean Springs gathered to witness famous professional eater Randy Santel.

On Saturday, Craft Advisory Brewery was bustling with life and laughter at its Oktoberfest event.

Cruisin' the Coast is right around the corner, and the streets are already full of life.

Owners of Terror on the Coast open their doors for fan-favorite horrors after reconstructing for safe social distancing.