Latest News from the Gulf Coast
Mississippi Flood Survivors Urged to Apply for FEMA Assistance After Arthur
Hundreds of Tropical Storm Arthur victims are applying for FEMA Individual Assistance to aid them in damage recovery from the June storm that brought heavy floodwaters to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
‘A Magical Place’: Anderson Family Reflects on Nearly a Century of Pottery in Ocean Springs
The Anderson family has been creating pottery out of the same home and studio in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, since Peter Anderson founded the business in 1928.
Mississippi Issues Advisory After ‘Flesh-Eating’ Bacteria Infections Reported on Gulf Coast
The Mississippi State Department of Health has issued an advisory after it reported 29 cases of Vibrio infections since Aug. 7 in counties near the Gulf Coast, including three cases of Vibrio vulnificus, a dangerous flesh-eating bacteria.
NAACP Joins Nolan Wells’ Family’s Legal Team in Search for Answers
The NAACP has announced it is joining Nolan Wells’ family’s legal team in calling for a closer look into the 18-year-old’s death off the Mississippi Gulf Coast in July. Wells’ cause of death has yet to be determined.
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Nolan Wells’ Family and Supporters Call for FBI Investigation Into His Cause of Death
As Nolan Wells’ 19th birthday approaches, his family and supporters are calling for FBI Director Kash Patel and the U.S. Department of Justice to open an investigation into the cause of Wells’ death.
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Harrison County Nonprofit Trains People to Save and Protect Marine Life on Mississippi Gulf Coast
The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies has spent more than 40 years researching and protecting marine life along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. The nonprofit offers 12-week internships in four separate departments, giving students hands-on experience in areas like research and marine mammal care.
