Good morning, Biloxi.

Pass Christian Fire Department rescued an alligator from a backyard pool on Saturday — the team advised residents to keep a safe distance and call proper authorities if they see wildlife in unusual places.

Last Friday morning, firefighters responded to flooding in the Woolmarket area and rescued 12 residents, nine dogs, two birds and a cat.

They reported no injuries despite challenging currents — a swift rescue that kept everyone safe.

Harrison County utility officials remind residents to set aside limbs and vegetation eight feet or less separately from household waste for scheduled debris pickup this week as flood cleanup continues, and they advise placing debris safely on the curb without blocking roads or drains.

Gulfport fire crews and Cajun Navy rescued stranded residents along the Biloxi River after Thursday’s heavy rains flooded neighborhoods (including a youth baseball team and a kayaker pinned near a home) and officials advise avoiding damaged areas as recovery efforts continue.

Gautier Police are asking for help finding missing 15-year-old Jacquire Rennea Perkins, who was last seen leaving her home on Martin Bluff Road on Saturday, June 20, wearing a grey shirt and grey pants with blue and black braces — call 228-497-2486 with any information.

Holy Family Church invites parishioners to renew their mission at Sunday mass—8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.—as local Catholics face challenges sharing their faith amid modern cultural shifts.

The church calls on the community to embrace renewed faith and outreach.

Pass Christian Public School District will hold a public hearing on its proposed FY2027 budget and ad valorem tax effort on July 8 (4:30 p.m.) at the Leroy Lizana Central Services Office at 6457 Kiln-DeLisle Road, where locals can offer input.

Gov. Tate Reeves said severe storms and flooding last week damaged at least 47 homes (7 completely destroyed), 9 businesses, and 50 roads in counties from Covington to Hancock, with assessments ongoing and disaster aid being distributed from federal, state, and local agencies.

Allergy specialists in Biloxi urge residents to prepare as Sahara dust returns along the Gulf Coast (the fine particles may worsen allergies and asthma).

They advise limiting outdoor time, closing windows, and using air filters to ease irritation in eyes, throat, and lungs.

Southern Living listed Ocean Springs as No. 20 and Bay St. Louis as No. 25 in its 30 Beach Getaways list, noting art museums and local shops + relaxed coastal vibes that invite visitors to explore Mississippi’s seaside charm.

The Biloxi Shuckers clinched the Southern League first-half South Division title with a 3-2 win and a doubleheader sweep on Sunday — earning an automatic playoff bid.

The team is off Monday and will open a series at Montgomery on Tuesday.

The Molly Ringwalds Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Hard Rock Cafe — Tickets start at $20 — Experience a nostalgic musical journey filled with 80s hits and a captivating light show.

Independence Day Weekend Blues and Southern Soul Concert

3-7 p.m. — Ground Zero Blues Club & Restaurant Biloxi — Admission varies — Enjoy live performances and a lively atmosphere with blues, soul, and delicious food.

Mississippi Gulf Coast King Festival

4 PM-12 AM — Gulf Hills Hotel & Resort — Free entry — Celebrate Elvis with 14 tribute artists honoring The King’s legacy and music over three days.

Bayou Stampede Band Concert

7-11:50 p.m. — The Sanctuary Biloxi — Ticket prices increase at the door — Experience the upbeat sounds of a local country and classic rock cover band.

Fuego Latin Night

10 p.m. — Ground Zero Blues Club — Free before 11 p.m.; $10 after — Salsa, bachata, and merengue dance the night away with a vibrant community.

Great White & Vixen Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — IP Casino Resort Spa — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an electrifying night with rock legends Great White and Vixen.