Long Beach News

A Long Beach man who fell off his boat near Ship Island Monday night has been found.

The shelves at Wal-Mart in Biloxi are filling up with notebooks, glue, and lunch boxes, as employees prepare for the back-to-school rush.

A Long Beach man who fell off his boat near Ship Island Monday night has been found.

The Coast Guard reports it is involved in two different search-and-rescue missions in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Gulfport Police Department's new undercover program targeting alleged shoplifters is paying off.

Before Hurricane Katrina, this city of 18,000 was known as a bedroom community with friendly people and small businesses that provided personal service and good food.

Red Cross needs blood, especially Type O and B- The American Red Cross is calling upon all eligible donors to give blood to help make sure a safe and stable blood supply is available over the coming weeks.

This week's mailbox, both snail and e-mail, held several recipe requests, so, readers, see if you can offer some help.

A man was burned badly in Vancleave on Saturday morning trying to start a trash fire, and a family narrowly escaped serious injury in Gulfport on Saturday afternoon when their truck flipped.

Two separate traffic stops in Harrison County on Friday resulted in the arrest of two men on drug-related charges.

University of Southern Mississippi President Martha Saunders has appointed a planning committee to iron out the details of the school's Cross Creek Campus, a new site to be built in Harrison County.

"Everything looked so green and pretty. Yeah. But it's hard to look at the before pictures," said Becky Schruff.

A west Gulfport teenager is charged as an adult and held on $250,000 bond, accused in a shooting that wounded a man Sunday night.

Take a look around and it is obvious that progress is being made in getting the coast back to normal after Katrina.

A recap of crime and related news on the Coast last week. * Thomas E. Carr, 67, was charged with manslaughter in the June 20 fatal stabbing of his wife, Margie Faye Carr, 66, both of St.

Residents and tourists who are frazzled by the construction and delays along U.S. 90 must be patient for a little while longer.

They broke one of the top windows of the newly-built concession stand, and took a four-wheeler on a joyride around the park.

Caitlin Johnson of Long Beach credits her dog, Sam, with helping her recovery from West Nile virus.

Phillip Burrow had a smile as wide as the Gulf Coast shoreline Thursday. The 10-year-old waited anxiously to begin a junior sailors class at the Singing River Yacht Club.

First Baptist Church of Long Beach pastor LaRue Stephens walks past graffiti on the side of the building on Wednesday.