Good morning, Biloxi.

Mississippi Ms. Senior World contestant Ms. Elaine Nagy is using her platform to raise dyslexia awareness across the state through local efforts.

The pageant will be held November 19-21 at the Biloxi Civic Center.

Terror on the Coast is underway, offering Halloween frights and fun to local residents.

The event features various attractions that bring a seasonal thrill to the community.

The City of Long Beach hosts the Show and Shine Car Show at noon today (Harper McCaughan Town Green) as part of Cruisin’ the Coast, which brings vintage vehicles to the area.

Sixth-grade students at Pass Christian Middle School gained hands-on STEM experience as Chemours professionals led interactive sessions — linking classroom lessons to real-world science careers.

The collaboration boosted skills in problem-solving, communication, and teamwork among local students.

Real estate broker Justin Allen from E-Agent said mortgage rates above 7% are instilling seller worries + buyer hesitation, and this trend is keeping home sales stagnant in the local market.

Veteran golfers gathered at Fallen Oak in Harrison County today for the fourth VGA National Championship, competing for the red jacket (each earning their spot through regional qualifiers) as they build camaraderie and prepare for the challenge ahead.

Biloxi Shuckers and Mississippi State Bulldogs updated the Hancock Whitney Classic schedule today due to expected severe weather.

The Mississippi State-Auburn game will be played on Thursday, Oct. 8 at 6:00 p.m. at Keesler Federal Park, while Saturday’s Mississippi State-Southern Miss game is canceled & tickets will be honored for Thursday’s contest.

The St. Martin Yellow Jackets beat the Biloxi Indians 50-38 this past Thursday to start their season 6-0 and claim the Game Ball of the Week.

Everett Ganier Jr. presented the award on behalf of Ball Heating and Air in St. Martin.