Good morning, Biloxi.

Biloxi is gearing up for the 30th edition of Cruisin’ the Coast Block Party as thousands of cruisers will roll into town over the coming weeks; Lt. Candace Young from Biloxi Police said planners expect a safe & festive gathering.

Two 9/11 remembrance events will take place today on the Coast.

Carry the Load will lead a Day of Service at Biloxi National Cemetery at 10 a.m. (volunteers will clean and restore headstones) and Tunnel to Towers will host a 5K run and stair climb at Margaritaville starting at 3 p.m.

Tiger Beach is open for business at Henderson Point in Harrison County, offering food, water activities, and fun on the Bay of St. Louis (developer Thomas Genin confirmed the attraction).

Biloxi's Christmas on the Avenue returns for its second year.

Nicole Nezat and Joel Davis show local residents how to join the festive event.

Diesel prices have risen above $6 a gallon from last week, driving delivery fees higher and pressuring grocery costs.

Biloxi drivers and businesses may soon feel the increase as fuel costs continue to climb (AAA data confirms the rise).

Keesler Air Force Base hosted a 9/11 remembrance ceremony today to honor those who lost their lives and the airmen and first responders who served (the event featured a silent march, bagpipe performance of Amazing Grace, and ceremonial flag folding).

Football season is fueling busy action at Gulf Coast sportsbooks, as college and NFL games attract last-minute wagers.

Officials say bettors check injury reports + player updates before placing bets, and sportsbooks expect more betting as the season unfolds.

The D’Iberville Warriors dominated homecoming night at Warrior Stadium with a 52-13 win over the Seminary Bulldogs—wearing camouflage in honor of 9/11 while improving their record to 3-0.