SUMMARY: Good evening, South Mississippi! Tropical Storm Oscar, previously a Category 1 hurricane, has made landfall in Cuba and is forecasted to move north while weakening. Nadine has dissipated. A high-pressure system is bringing dry and calm weather to the area, with temperatures in the mid-50s tonight and warming into the lower 80s tomorrow. Light northerly winds are contributing to the dry conditions. As the week progresses, expect temperatures to rise into the mid-80s before a cold front arrives Friday, which may slightly cool temperatures but won’t significantly impact the pleasant weather for outdoor activities.

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SUMMARY: New developments have emerged in a nearly 30-year-old cold case involving the identification of a newborn found dead in Gulfport in 1993. The baby, originally known as Mary Josephine, was deemed a homicide victim and buried at Floral Hills Memorial Garden. Last year, authorities exhumed her body for DNA analysis, leading to the identification of her relatives. Investigators subsequently sought a DNA comparison with a woman believed to be Mary’s mother, but upon executing a warrant at her home, they discovered she had died by suicide, leaving a letter claiming her connection to Mary.

On December 21, 1993, a newborn baby was found dead on I-10 near the Lorraine Road exit in Gulfport.

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SUMMARY: Long Beach Mayor George Bass announced he will not seek reelection for a third term in the upcoming election, revealing the decision at a “Breakfast with the Mayor” event. He cited a desire for new opportunities and personal reflection after years of public service. Bass, who has battled cancer and has been in remission, emphasized the need to focus on ongoing infrastructure projects, including necessary repairs from Hurricane Zeta. With a career spanning over 40 years, Bass expressed gratitude for his supporters while preparing to finish his term, particularly addressing critical improvements at the Long Beach Harbor.

Long Beach Mayor George Bass announced he’s not running for a third term in office in next year’s election.

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