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The Sun Herald is an American weekly newspaper covering local news, politics and community life across Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. First published in 1884, it’s long served as the paper of record for Biloxi and Gulfport. Local government and coastal recovery efforts remain central to its coverage, backed by breaking news and investigative work that examine issues affecting residents throughout the region. The casino and tourism industries get extensive attention, alongside the shipbuilding and seafood sectors that anchor the wider local economy. It earned the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its coverage of Hurricane Katrina, when its reporting continued throughout the disaster without missing a single issue, despite its own offices being hit directly. The newspaper’s record of steady, public-minded work has made it one of the most respected papers on the Gulf Coast, valued for its resilience. Available on PressReader, The Sun Herald newspaper brings comprehensive coverage from across coastal Mississippi and the wider Gulf Coast.
President Donald Trump rallied for Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi on Monday, urging his supporters not to take chances by staying home and allowing a potential midterm upset in a state he won handily. As Trump’s approval...
Gulfport plans to break ground this month on a $54 million road project that would give drivers another way across Interstate 10. City officials say it would improve traffic flow and emergency access, while environmental advocates raise...
Three teens were arrested by the Gulfport Police Department on Saturday, and charged in the killing of a 15-year-old. The Gulfport Police Department arrested Elijah Markell Parham, 18, Dennis Prittchet, 17, and Elliona Yari-Cheri Goffney,...
Sun Herald readers weigh in on local and national topics. IT’S A TOUGH JOB Did the Senatobia police officer do everything perfectly? I don’t think so. But I agree wholeheartedly that he is not to blame for the death of the toddler. The adults...