News across Greater Gulfport
How to cruise through the Crusin’ traffic
Traffic & Roadways Cruisin’ The Coast returns to Biloxi Oct. 4-11, bringing increased traffic throughout the city. Drivers should expect delays along Beach Boulevard (U.S. 90) and on roadways leading into Biloxi. To help drivers and visitors prepare for the week, here are some…
Take Two on Tuesday with Mayor Love (9/29/26) – Tidbits and Updates
Mayor Karen Love provides Gulfport residents with updates on the upcoming utility rate increase, the reopening of the floating docks, and the progress of the Town Shores Water Project. She also shares an update on repairs to the Casino, with completion expected by the end of…
Crime Reports: 25-29 September, 2026

DRC Agenda, Wednesday, September 30. 2026.
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Autumn Artisan Festival on Saturday
Local artists and craftsmen will showcase and sell their creative works this Saturday during the Biloxi Visitors Center’s Autumn Artisan Festival. The free, public event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., giving shoppers the opportunity to meet talented local artisans and…

Crime Reports: 24 Septemeber, 2026

Crime Reports: 23 September, 2026

City Council Special Meeting Agenda for Tuesday October 6, 2026
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City Council Revised Agenda for Tuesday September 22, 2026
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Crime Reports: 22 September, 2026

Mayor Love Monthly Report – August/September 2026
Mayor Karen Love’s August/September report highlights continued progress in Gulfport’s hurricane recovery, including waterfront cottage demolition preparations and the ongoing floating dock project. The report also provides updates on the City’s budget, Code Enforcement efforts,…

Nolan Wells: Grand jury finds no evidence of criminal conduct in college student’s death
As family and friends mourn the 18-year-old, supporters continue to push for answers in how he died while on a boat trip with friends. [...] Read More... from Nolan Wells: Grand jury finds no evidence of criminal conduct in college student’s death