Good morning, Biloxi.

The Humane Society of South Mississippi will host its annual Rock N Rollover fundraiser to benefit its education program.

The event will take place Friday, Aug. 14 from 7 to 10 p.m. with a School of Rock theme.

The Biloxi Seafood Festival returns Saturday, Sept.

12 (9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) at the Lawn at Harrah’s where local hosts Amy Bateson and LaMarques Ogans will provide details about the Coast tradition.

Back Bay Mission received $25,000 from MGM Resorts Foundation to boost its health and wellness program—supporting $15,000 for wellness and $10,000 for emergency assistance.

The nonprofit will use the funding to expand critical services for families in need across South Mississippi.

Fly Llama Brewing was named one of the top ten hard seltzer producers at the U.S. Open Hard Seltzer Championship, boosting the Mississippi Gulf Coast's profile.

Founder and brewmaster David Reese discussed the honor in a studio interview.

A MDEQ Permit Board member announced a new policy requiring data center projects to submit water, energy, air quality, and financial details at least 30 days before any public hearing, giving taxpayers + legislators clear insights for future permit reviews.

Integer Technologies and Southern Miss received a $9.8M contract modification from the Office of Naval Research to further develop autonomous undersea systems at USM's Roger F.

Wicker Center for Ocean Enterprise Facility (Gulfport), supporting the next phase of research for operational decision-support tools in maritime missions.

Singing River Health System and The Blood Center are hosting August blood drives to ease a national blood shortage.

Donors get a free t-shirt with Terrance Osborne’s design at Ocean Springs Hospital on Monday, Aug. 10, Singing River Gulfport on Thursday, Aug. 13, and Pascagoula Hospital on Friday, Aug. 14.

State health officials reported 29 vibrio infections this summer (including three serious cases) mainly along the Gulf Coast and warned that open wounds exposed to saltwater or raw shellfish could lead to infection, even though no deaths have been reported.

St. Stanislaus Rock-a-Chaws begin football season with returning head coach Evan Gay to lead a refreshed training program near Bay St. Louis.

The team will test its improved strength & quickness in its season opener on Aug. 28 on the road against Forrest County AHS.