Tristan Ruppert

Ocean Springs residents are now able to walk along the beach at night with an increased sense of security.

Community members in Pass Christian gathered to pay tribute to victims they lost during Hurricane Camille, as well as, salute those who helped rebuild the Gulf Coast.

After weeks of hard work and training, Class 1901 of the Gulfport Fire Academy graduated Monday night from the Gulfport Fire Academy.

Hancock High School hosted a scrimmage Saturday showcasing much of what the Hawks plan to do on the field this year. But, that wasn’t the only thing put on display.

We caught up with some voters to ask what they feel are the key issues and races on their minds as they head to the ballot box Tuesday.

West Harrison High School's marching band will represent Mississippi in the Rose Parade in January. The Tournament of Roses president came to the coast Saturday to officially invite the group.

Community members shed tears and shared hugs Friday, as they paid their respects to three young men who drowned in the Biloxi River Thursday.

The community is concerned construction might lead to flooding, toxic runoff and more.

Algae concerns along the Gulf Coast caused several events to be postponed or canceled. Yet the “Summer in the Pass Regatta” welcomed sailors back out on the water.

The point of the non-profit organization is to help veterans, some of whom are disabled, make it to their medical treatments.

Those who are afflicted with CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) deal with abnormal amounts of pain. Sometimes for their entire life.

Supervisors in four South Mississippi counties are working together to keep mental health services available.

At some restaurants across the Gulf Coast, you may have noticed that it’s okay for dogs to join their owners for a bite to eat. But those restaurants are technically violating state health codes.

Recruits training for a spot with Gulfport Fire Department have been braving extreme temperatures since June, learning the ropes at the department’s summer training program.

The Hemingway Festival shined a light on Ernest Hemingway and his fans. Many people gathered over Friday and Saturday to celebrate the famous author.

Losing a child is every parent’s nightmare. A week ago that nightmare unfolded in Hancock County for one unexpecting family.

The training tackles misconceptions about human trafficking, as well as some signs concerned citizens could look for.

As South Mississippi continues to reel from the loss of Biloxi officer Robert McKeithen, one man is honoring the officer one mile at a time.

The high school football season is just 46 days away. While most programs are working to get better on the field, Ocean Springs is also working to improve theirs.

Olivia Barlow and Natalie Harvey have a few things in common. They are both 13, they are stepsisters, and they both have the same type of bone cancer.

The Fourth of July is one of the busiest times of the year for water parks across the country. Yet, just a few days away from July the Fourth, Flint Creek Water Park is empty.

The American Outlaws are one of the largest U.S soccer support groups in the country. Each time the men or women pull on the stars and stripes, different chapters gather across the state to support.

Teachers wanted to educate children on what’s happening on the Coast, as well as make learning fun.

While many pups have excellent noses, Toggle puts hers to use for the Gulfport Fire Department.

Hundreds returned to their homes across the southeast Sunday evening with Scrapin’ the Coast now in the rearview mirror.

An interaction that has made Pascagoula known around the world was finally commemorated Saturday. Calvin Parker’s tale about alien abduction is now marked forever on the banks of the Pascagoula River.

Biloxi Mayor Andrew “FoFo” Gilich is expecting 25,000 Scrapin’ the Coast attendees to roll into Biloxi this weekend. Vendors began setting up Friday, many of them just as eager to for the festivities to get underway.

Two police officers in Bay St. Louis were honored Tuesday night for their quick actions that saved a girl’s life back in December.

Dozens of people showed up to play games and watch the superhero blockbuster Aquaman Saturday night.

The South Mississippi Summer Fair has been going on for a week now, and it seems no matter the age, there is a little something for everyone.