The U.S. Naval Oceanography Office got a peek at some new tools in underwater security that could help the military know what to expect if and when there is a war.
A Moss Point man said he fears for his grandkids’ safety because the lot next to his home is so overgrown, cars coming around the corner can’t see his front yard.
A melon-headed whale is on the road to recovery after beaching itself on the Mississippi Gulf Coast last week, offering a rare opportunity for scientists studying marine mammal deaths.
Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson plans to open the Coast’s first International Trade and Commerce office to focus on imports and exports.
President Trump’s nomination of Judge Halil Suleyman “Sul” Ozerden to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals could be in jeopardy after Texas Senator Ted Cruz announced he stands opposed.
Problems in the five split precincts of District 50 led to a judge ordering a partial re-vote in the Senate seat race between Dixie Newman and Scott Delano.
The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office has adopted new policies to ensure that its deputies do not racially profile motorists or act as federal immigration agents.
At Wednesday morning’s Breakfast with the Mayor event, Biloxi Mayor Andrew “FoFo” Gilich said he and others are putting together some possible litigation to help Biloxi and the Gulf Coast rebound from the effects of freshwater intrusion and its devastating effect on Coast tourism.
In an effort to keep law enforcement and the general public safer while on the roads, Gulfport Police is upping the number of officers that patrol I-10.
A New Orleans woman survived severe domestic abuse, including being thrown from a moving vehicle on the Interstate. Now, Telva Wells is speaking out for the first time publicly and hoping to raise awareness, as well as money, for those struggling with abuse.
A school that was closed down 30 years still sits on an overgrown lot in Jackson County, an eyesore to the neighbors who live by the condemned property.
State Senate candidate Wayne Lennep, who ran against Senator-elect Jeremy England in Jackson County’s District 51 race, will not challenge the election results.
Many phones are in the hands of young people, leading professionals and parents to ask: How do you know your child is being safe in this digital world where we live?
Most foster children age out of the system when they turn eighteen but Mississippi Youth Voice is giving them a safe place to share their experiences to bring positive changes.
The Diamondhead Property Owner’s Association wants to remove Mayor Tommy Schafer from the Diamondhead POA Collaborative Committee and replace him with someone else.
The Jackson County School Board unanimously voted to hire John Strycker as the new superintendent of the Jackson County School District Monday afternoon.
Last Wednesday’s deadly accident was the first since 2017 where an MDOT worker was killed, but multiple workers have been injured in accidents in the years since.
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality is warning people to avoid making contact with water or eating seafood from an area of the bayou in Gautier.
Republican Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves and Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood say they have accepted multiple invitations for televised debates before the Nov. 5 election.
This time of year, festivals are nearly every weekend in South Mississippi. This weekend was no different with the Biloxi Seafood Festival happening in downtown Biloxi, and people came out in full force.
This is the second year USO Gulf Coast has put on the Red, White & You Festival for active duty service members, reservists, National Guard and their dependents.
Ocean Springs not too long ago passed an ordinance allowing the use of carts. Similar ordinances exist to allow golf carts to be driven in Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Long Beach and Pascagoula.
On Tuesday, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is hosting a job fair for the hospitality industry. It’s an industry with plenty of available jobs for qualified workers, as hotels and restaurants struggle to fill positions.
The point of Ocean Spring's Rally for Recovery was to give those suffering from addiction or other struggles a way to access help and additional resources on their road to recovery.
Jackson County School Board President Kenneth A. Fountain confirmed to WLOX board members will vote on a new superintendent for the Jackson County School District Monday.
Saturday's Walk for Diabetes at Jones Park drew out around 150 people and raised money to fund the Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi’s educational and assistance programs.
Before the band went out on the field, Thaggard spoke to the other band students about suicide prevention and mental health in light of National Suicide Prevention Month.
