Desirae Duncan
WBRC FOX6 News
Biloxi, MS, United States
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‘I don’t wish that experience I’ve had on anyone’: Coast dentist shares experience with COVID-19
One Gulf Coast dentist thought the worse when he was diagnosed with COVID-19, but he survived and now he’s ready to tell his story. → Read More
Coast mom births baby en route to the hospital
Welcoming a baby into the world is an exciting occasion. But one Coast couple got a little more excitement than they bargained for when their baby boy decided he was coming sooner than expected. → Read More
Hurricane Sally causes downed trees, power outages in parts of South Mississippi
In the overnight hours, several trees and power lines came down across South Mississippi due to heavy wind gusts, causing power outages and leaving some homes damaged. → Read More
Mississippi Aquarium prepares ahead of potential severe weather
The Mississippi Aquarium is preparing to officially open to the public Saturday, Aug. 29. Before that, the aquarium has been preparing for the possibility of two early visitors: Marco and Laura. → Read More
Coast gym owner helping people combat ‘quarantine 15’
If you’ve stepped on the scale lately and noticed you’ve gained a few extra pounds, you’re not alone. → Read More
’I just want people to be happy’: 6-year-old hands out food, masks to less fortunate
Kinley Johnson spent her Saturday handing out food, water and masks to those less fortunate. Her grandmother and mother helped, but the idea was all Kinley’s. → Read More
’I just want people to be happy’: 6-year-old hands out food, masks to less fortunate
Kinley Johnson spent her Saturday handing out food, water and masks to those less fortunate. Her grandmother and mother helped, but the idea was all Kinley’s. → Read More
’I just want people to be happy’: 6-year-old hands out food, masks to less fortunate
Kinley Johnson spent her Saturday handing out food, water and masks to those less fortunate. Her grandmother and mother helped, but the idea was all Kinley’s. → Read More
Long Beach Wheel Way helps those with disabilities enjoy the beach
A day of fun in the sun where no one is left out; that’s the goal of the wheel way in Long Beach. → Read More
Retailers prepare for Mississippi’s first-ever Powerball, Mega Millions lotteries
On Thursday, people all across Mississippi will finally have the chance to try their luck to become the next millionaire. → Read More
Keesler Federal donates backpacks to 6,200 kindergarteners
KFCU is donating enough backpacks and school supplies for every single kindergarten student at a public school in Harrison, Hancock, Jackson, Pearl River, George and Stone counties. → Read More
Beach cleanup crews busy after Barry
Cleanup crews are busy removing the remaining sand left behind by Barry along the beaches in Harrison County. → Read More
Scientists doing more research about the dangers of algae bloom
Experts have said the bloom is due to the low salinity in the Sound as freshwater flows from the Bonnet Carre’ Spillway. → Read More
Scientists doing more research about the dangers of algae bloom
Experts have said the bloom is due to the low salinity in the Sound as freshwater flows from the Bonnet Carre’ Spillway. → Read More
Algae bloom impacts beach vendor’s business by ‘almost 100 percent’
Along the Coast in Biloxi on Sunday, it was a rare sight. Despite it being an extremely hot, final day of a long holiday weekend, the beaches were fairly empty. That’s bad news for beach vendors. → Read More
UPDATE: Algae bloom beach closings now extend into Harrison County
Five areas of the beach in Harrison County now join four in Hancock County closed to swimmers because of a blue-green algae bloom. → Read More
MDEQ warns residents about algae at Hancock County beaches
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality advised residents and visitors, as well as pets, to avoid contact with certain waterways that contain blue-green algae, including swimming. → Read More
Investigators fear ‘something has happened’ to missing Stone Co. man
Every lead so far has hit a dead end as the search for Robert Bruce Hariel intensifies. → Read More
Hurricane Hunters fly into Michael
Members of the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron came face-to-face with a dangerous hurricane on Tuesday by taking flight into the eye of Hurricane Michael. → Read More
Coast tattoo convention highlights growing industry
Inkin' the Coast wrapped up its final day in Biloxi on Sunday. → Read More