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Biloxi department store workers accused of embezzling more than $2,000
Police have arrested two employees of JC Penney on an embezzlement charge alleging they each stole money from the department store over a period of several weeks.
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Bob Learned and Christine. E. Coker: Usps helps Biloxians 'thicken the gravy'
On May 11, the people of Biloxi again demonstrated their care and concern for others by donating 4,000 pounds of food delivered to our kitchen on May 14 by Biloxi letter carriers.
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Volunteers are being sought to place American flags on graves Biloxi National Cemetery for Memorial Day.
Margaritaville Biloxi turns one, hotel plans in the works
A year ago, thousands lined up outside Margaritaville waiting to get in. Feelings were flying high.
Man sentenced in Biloxi prostitution, immigration case
A man arrested in Biloxi in a probe of an online Korean prostitution ring has been sentenced to time served and ordered held for deportation to South Korea.
Biloxi commemoration celebrates 50 years of beach desegregation
Fifty years ago, civil rights protesters held sit-ins at lunch counters or in awaiting rooms or bus stations across the South.
Biloxi crews replacing infrastructure are 'digging blind'
We've all heard the warning to call before you dig. But for a city that is working to replace storm damaged and aging water and sewer lines, there's no one to call to find out what's underground.
Runoff election decides several races across South Mississippi
Kenny Glavan is the new councilman for Biloxi Ward 6. He beat incumbent Ed Gemmill by a large majority.
Three incumbents lose primary runoff elections in South Mississippi
Biloxi Ward 6 Councilman Ed Gemmill lost to Kenny Glavin in the Republican primary, ensuring a new face on the city's council.
Biloxi bank robbery suspect arrested in Texas
A Wiggins man, who police say robbed the Wells Fargo Bank in Biloxi earlier this month, is now behind bars in Texas.
Airport's food irradiation business could create new jobs
GULFPORT - A $5-million food-irradiation facility at the Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport is expected to increase business by officials who say it increases food safety and extends shelf life of perishable foods.
this Week: This week heats up with Memorial Day weekend
Memorial Day weekend is a time to honor the memories of the servicemen and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for us.
'American Riviera' originated here
POSTCARD COURTESY OF RANDY RANDAZZOA scene like the one pictured on this early 1900s postcard may have inspired a 1905 writer of Travel magazine to call the Mississippi Coast 'An American Riviera.' The title "An American Riviera" in relation to the Mississippi Coast has long been used by promoters of tourism, writers and historians.
Back to the polls in Bay, Diamondhead
Voters city-wide in Bay St. Louis and in Diamondhead's Wards Two and Three can cast votes Tuesday in runoff elections for respective city council primary elections.
Miss Mississippi visits INFINITY Center
Students from Little Oak Middle School's Science Club and Biloxi's Cub Scout troop 213 met Miss Mississippi at INFINITY Science Center Thursday afternoon and heard some inspiring words about her hard work to obtain an education in Science.
Hurricane Hunters return to St. Croix
Members of the 403rd Wing of the Air Force Reserve 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron - the Hurricane Hunters - are on St.
'Cool' tradition coming to an end as Biloxi PE teacher retires
For many years, William Harper has been handing out Kool Pops to his students at Popp's Ferry Elementary School.
Gautier PD honored for work in solving 2012 murder case
Gautier Police Chief Dante Elbin accepts the first "Golden Cat Award" from Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann Wednesday in the Gautier Municipal Court.
Ron Bean beat out 20,000 other substitute teachers in 35 states to win the National Substitute Teacher of the Year award.
Biloxi High: First Mississippi school chosen for Advanced Placement curriculum
Biloxi High School is the first school in Mississippi to become a member of " Advanced Placement " a prestigious program in only 52 high schools in the country.