Tristan Ruppert

A vacant Bayside Park house owned by Jennifer Avery was destroyed by vandals this past week.

A Biloxi mother says she fears for her daughter’s safety after multiple gunshots rang out near her home, causing her to jump into action to protect the toddler.

Flames engulfed two house vacant homes in Bayside Park within the span of two days.

A fierce blaze destroyed two campers in Long Beach on Monday afternoon.

Frederick Noblin remembers the near-death moments and ponders why such a terrible event had to happen.

Doris Duckworth was a devoted church member who always had a smile and a plate of food for those who knew her.

City leaders in Ocean Springs taking steps to address one of the most dangerous roads in the city.

At Ocean Springs Middle School, a total of 23 vaping devices have been confiscated from students since early September.

Hundreds gathered at the Vietnamese Martyrs Church to celebrate Vietnamese culture and tradition during Tet, also known as the Lunar New Year.

Community leaders in Ocean Springs are attempting to come up with creative ways to lure developers to the City of Discovery.

MDEQ held a meeting Tuesday to provide more clarity on the Turkey Creek Restoration projects.

With many across the country still saddened by Kobe’s passing, one South Mississippian shares how she moved past her own tragedy

The work on Hospital Road began back in August of last year, and local businesses aren’t satisfied with the progress they have seen.

After Mobile’s financial committee withheld its support to fund the restart of the Amtrak rail service, the future of the railway for Mississippi and Louisiana is now up in the air.

Moss Point Alderman Sherwood Bradford and Mayor Mario King remain further apart than ever on the issue of the mayor’s pay.

Outraged people throughout South Mississippi are sharing videos taken in Hancock County showing three malnourished dogs and the body of one deceased dog.

Sports books across the Coast saw plenty of action Sunday as the Chiefs and the 49ers soared to victory.

Dozens gathered at vigils across the state Saturday to show their support for a pro-life Mississippi, with abortion as one of the most divisive issues in the country.

The legendary Mississippi State Head Coach Ron Polk spoke to dozens of hopeful young athletes in Bay St. Louis.

The 5th annual Dolly Should festival brought people from far and wide to downtown Bay St Louis.

The 2020 Mississippi Legislative Session kicked off Tuesday amid high tensions within the state prison system.

Twelfth Night is a carnival tradition looked forward to by many on the Coast, signaling the start of Mardi Gras.

While there was only one bowl game to enjoy on Saturday, there was still plenty of football. The NFL playoffs kicked off Saturday afternoon and fans of the AFC teams were glued to the screen.

The lockdown of state, private and regional facilities by the Mississippi Department of Corrections has left many communities scrambling to cover the workload normally handled by state inmates.

Checkout scanners have been beeping non stop across the Coast these last few weeks. That includes Christmas Eve where many stores were filled to the brim.

Volunteers of the Slavonian Lodge in Biloxi worked tirelessly over the weekend making over 15,000 pusharatas.

Gulf Coast Education Solutions on Dedeaux Road created the whole event with the goal of providing an activity that all kids could enjoy.

Find out who stood out and earned a Helmet Sticker for their performance this football season.

Bay St. Louis residents overwhelmingly voted against a two percent sales tax Tuesday.

Whether it was about the weapons of the time or the Battle of the Bay, plenty of knowledge was spread in Bay St. Louis Saturday.