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Specials from Sonic Drive-In
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Wild Azalea Interiors
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The Fitness Zone
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Scranton's
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Antiques, Treasures, & Treats
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Harrison County supervisors on Monday heard from both sides regarding a controversial dirt pit project off Highway 53. Chris Fore appealed to supervisors after the planning commission denied his project.
George County deputies said a surveillance camera at a scrap yard helped them nab the man they believe stole a fence from Fairley Cemetery. John Havard, 32, was arrested a week after the more than 100-year-old structure went missing.
Councilwoman Lucy Denton will present a smoking ban Tuesday. The ban would limit smoking in public places. She said it's all in an effort to improve the quality of life for Biloxi citizens everywhere.
Diamondhead becomes south Mississippi's newest city at 10:00 Monday morning. The city will receive its charter, and the interim mayor and city council will be sworn into office. The incorporation ceremony will be at the Diamondhead Country Club.
The State Health Department is getting ready to launch a life-saving campaign aimed at Asian-Americans in South Mississippi. Trang Pham-Bui tells us what health officials are doing to help prevent the infection from spreading.
They've been prepping for this Super Bowl Sunday for days. No, not the Giants or the Patriots, but local bars. The Super Bowl generates a huge amount of revenue each year, and local sports bars are getting their cut.
Mitt Romney's big win in Nevada four days after his breakthrough victory in Florida spells big trouble for his remaining rivals. Simply put: Is there any way to stop Romney now?
Harrison County Sheriff's deputies are trying to determine if the badly decomposed body found in the woods Sunday morning is the missing man they've been looking for the past few days.
The results of a new survey revealing that 10 percent of British men have secretly logged into an online account belonging to their other half also highlight the careless attitude of many when it comes to password management.
Recently we learned that the Army and the Marine Corp will become a smaller fighting unit, the Pentagon and top defense officials propose to delay some ships and may even scrap some defense programs. All of this is part of the plan to bring down our budget deficit. We all know the coast depends on a lot of defense dollars whether it be the money spent at the Seabee Base, Keesler or for ship contracts at Ingalls.
A Jackson County woman has a new mission in life. Get rid of the free roaming roosters in downtown Ocean Springs. This after her child was attacked outside a downtown business Friday morning.
Whether you will be rooting for the New England Patriots or the New York Giants on Sunday, South Mississippi police want to make sure you stay safe on the roads. Several area law enforcement agencies are taking part in a national campaign called "Superbowl Fans Don't Let Fans Drive Drunk."
Four members of the state wind pool board just returned from London. They were on a mission to secure the lowest rate possible for the 46,000 South Mississippians who rely on the Wind Pool for insurance.
As Mardi Gras season kicks into high gear, there are concerns about the weather. WLOX Meteorologist Carrie Duncan is watching a line of thunderstorms in central Louisiana heading east toward South Mississippi.
Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center is preparing for a troop increase for mobilization and demobilization training through April. About 1,800 soldiers are expected from the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team of the New York Army National Guard.
Authorities say a Mobile police officer was killed while taking to jail a robbery suspect, who escaped and later was fatally shot by officers. Mobile police say Officer Steven Green was injured Friday afternoon outside the Mobile County Metro Jail and later died at a hospital.
It was probably a rather small step for LEGO but it was certainly one giant leap for a LEGO man when he was launched into space by a couple of Canadian teens recently.
The Hancock County Sheriff's Department's new chief investigator wants parents to become more involved with their children's lives. He says just within his first month on the job, he has seen an unusually high number of cases involving juveniles and young adults.
One of the men arrested in connection with an explosion near a Gulfport home last month admits he's been collecting scrap metal from Camp Shelby for almost a quarter of a century. Investigators revealed that shocking detail Friday in federal court.
In just one semester, the students in the four-year-old class at First United Methodist Church Preschool in Pascagoula have read a whopping 1,000 books. Educators say fostering a love for reading now can lead to a better education later.
Authorities say a Mobile police officer was killed while taking to jail a robbery suspect, who escaped and later was fatally shot by officers. Mobile police say Officer Steven Green was injured Friday afternoon outside the Mobile County Metro Jail and later died at a hospital.
This summer, families will have a new reason to visit Bay St. Louis. Workers just finished construction of a new splash pad at the intersection of Dunbar and Ulman Avenues.
A chain reaction accident on Highway 26 sent three people to the hospital Friday night. It happened shortly before 7pm near the Red Creek intersection in Stone County.
Keesler Air Force Base will lose half of its C-130J fleet as part of coming military cuts. But the Hurricane Hunters of the 403rd Wing 'will' stay in Biloxi.
The Pass Christian woman accused of DUI causing the death of a Saucier man remains behind bars. Sara Koch, 24, made her initial court appearance Friday on the felony DUI charge. Next week, Koch will be back in court for driving with no insurance.
The 11-year-old Gulfport girl who was hit by a pickup truck near her bus stop Monday is still in a coma. To help Demeshia Dedeaux's family with medical bills, an account has been set up at Regions Bank.
Law enforcement officers and volunteers with trained search dogs spent much of the morning Friday scouring the woods and searching along a creek between Coleman and Orange Grove Roads in Gulfport. Though search dogs "hit" on several spots, there's still no sign of Jay Lawrence Bond, who's been missing for two months.
The search is on for an inmate who escaped near Picayune Friday afternoon. Johnny Hall, Jr was being escorted from his father's wake when he got away. Authorities say he's serving a 17 year sentence for three Pearl River County burglary convictions.
Condemned inmate Edwin Hart Turner's lawyer told a federal judge Friday that a corrections policy prevented Turner from getting tests that could prove he's mentally ill and ineligible for execution.
Most of the controversy over former Governor Haley Barbour's decision to grant nearly 200 pardons has been focused on four convicted murderers. But the families of those victims are not the only ones who feel violated.
A 45-year-old man is dead after being hit by a car on I-10 early Wednesday morning. Harrison County Coroner Gary Hargrove tells WLOX authorities are trying to determine the identity of the man.
Just one day after Lee Thibodeaux's death at the VT Halter Marine shipyard in Jackson County, his Pascagoula family remains in mourning. Loved ones are searching for answers, hoping somebody can explain how Thibodeaux died late Monday morning while on the shipyard grounds.
Grimes Cabinet and Tops caught fire before 5:00 am. D'Iberville firefighters were on the scene for about six hours because of the size and severity of the blaze. They also had environmental concerns because the shop contained chemicals such as glue and sealants. The family is working on a plan to get the business fully operational by next week.
Several bales of hay are on the road and causing delays for westbound traffic on Interstate 10. The Mississippi Department of Transportation is expecting to see moderate delays until around 1pm.
The 11-year-old girl struck by a truck on Dedeaux Road Monday morning was crossing the busy road to return a movie to a Red Box kiosk. That's according to a family member of Daneshia Dedeaux, who is in stable condition at USA Medical Center in Mobile.
Detectives are interviewing a suspect believed to be involved in Monday's fatal hit and run accident that, police said, killed 15-year-old Elisha Skinner of Gulfport.
It was glitz and glamour at the largest party in Mississippi Tuesday night. Thousands celebrated at the Inaugural Ball at the Jackson Convention Center.
He is an entertainer and athlete who was bullied as a child. To this day, he is still teased and taunted in public. Chris Hollyfield has a form of dwarfism. On Tuesday, he came to Biloxi Junior High to show students how gossip, cyber-bullying, and violence can ruin lives.
A Gautier man whose manslaughter sentence was reduced for good behavior is back behind bars after being arrested for DUI. Despite the outcry from community members, last year Joseph Goff was let out prison for killing his former classmate, 18-year-old Kyle Todd. The victim's family and friends hope that this time Goff remains in prison.
We caught up with some die heart Crimson Tide fans at the I-10 Welcome Center in Hancock County as they traveled home after watching their team win the BCS National Championship in New Orleans Monday.
Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour granted pardons or early release to dozens of state prisoners, including 29 convicted of murder, manslaughter or homicide, in his final days in office.
The city of Waveland is about to celebrate perhaps it's biggest post-Katrina milestone yet. More than six years after the storm virtually wiped out the city, employees are just days away from moving into a new $4.1 million City Hall building.
A Chinese drywall manufacturer would pay hundreds of millions of dollars to resolve court claims by thousands of Gulf Coast property owners who say the product wrecked their homes, under a deal that has been given preliminary approval by a federal judge.
Gov. Phil Bryant stood inside the House chambers at the state capitol with his hand on a bible. As he reached the last words of his oath of office, the 64th governor emphatically said, "So help me God." Nearly 20 minutes later, Gov. Bryant completed his first speech as Mississippi's CEO.
A Gautier man, who had 12 years of his 20-year manslaughter sentence shaved off for good behavior and cleanup work under an executive order from Gov. Haley Barbour, has been returned to prison for violating terms of his early release.
The University of Alabama was officially declared the champion of college football Tuesday by all of the organizations who name a winner, including the BCS and the Associated Press.
If you're driving to Jackson this morning for the inauguration of Phil Bryant, you should know inauguration ceremonies will be moved inside the state capitol. Heavy rain is forecast for the Jackson area. So, a logistics team is quickly reconfiguring the House chambers, so the Mississippi's 64th governor can be sworn in without getting wet.
A dead body, a house fire and a home filled with grenades and ammunition. Now investigators in North Mississippi are working to piece together how all three are connected.
Sixty days. That's how long Harrison County Tourism Officials have to make some vital changes and end the apparent ongoing turf war that's got public officials worried about the future of the coast tourism industry.
Port City Cafe in downtown Gulfport was decked out in LSU gear Monday, as die hard fans prepared for the big BCS Championship match up between the LSU Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide.
Governor Haley Barbour has pardoned five felons as he prepares to leave office and four of the five are convicted killers. The move has outraged family members of the victims who say the justice and victim support systems have failed them.
For three years, the auto industry has been hammered by the recession, and tight credit. A recovery of sorts may now be underway. Sales of new cars in the U.S. increased by more than 8 percent last month compared to a year ago. Truck and small SUV sales were up by more than 11 percent. Those numbers have coast automobile dealers smiling.
The capital murder case of a Jackson County man will go to a grand jury. Jeffery Grey Allen, 32, is one of two people accused of killing junkyard owner Charles Mason Junior last year. At Monday's preliminary hearing, the lead investigator offered details of how a friendship ended in violence.
You may have seen a lot of crimson-and-white popping up along the Mississippi Coast over the last few days. Many Alabama fans are staying in South Mississippi hotels, before heading to the BCS Championship game in New Orleans. Trang Pham-Bui caught up with some pumped-up fans who were ready to blow the roof off the Superdome.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says it will close 259 domestic offices, labs and other facilities as part of an effort to save $150 million per year in its $145 billion budget. According to the USDA website, the Animal Plant Health Inspection Service office on Highway 49 in Gulfport is one of 11 proposed to be closed in Mississippi.
The possibility of heavy rains in the afternoon will postpone the inaugural parade, but the actual inauguration ceremony will still proceed as planned Tuesday. The ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. on the
Phil Bryant has won seven straight elections, beginning with a race for state House in 1991. But he lost his first run for public office, a bid to become a Rankin County supervisor in 1988. The loss is one reason Bryant is in line to take the oath as Mississippi's 64th governor on Tuesday.
Harrison County supervisors gave three tourism groups 60 days to come up with a plan that ends what Windy Swetman calls a turf war. "Private public partnerships are the way to go," Swetman said. "We're encouraging the tourism industry and the business community to come together as one, get a clear plan, so that we can all move forward together."
On his last day as governor, Haley Barbour inked a deal with Rolls-Royce North America that will have ripple effects across south Mississippi. Rolls-Royce will invest another $50 million at its Stennis Space Center facility. It will build a second jet engine test stand, and add 35 people to its workforce.
Nevine Aly Elshiekh is a dog lover who teaches children with developmental disabilities. She is college-educated, well-respected by her neighbors and has no criminal record, not even a speeding ticket.
J.C. Penney just blew up its brand, in a good way, thanks to a new management team with some radical new ideas. J.C. Penney is about to be the most interesting retail story of the year.
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