SUMMARY: Meteorologist Sam Parker reports mostly clear conditions in South Mississippi, with some coastal areas expecting dense fog overnight. Northern counties are less likely to experience fog, as temperatures hover in the upper 60s to mid-70s. Light winds from the south contribute to the warm temperatures. Spotty showers may occur in southern regions, particularly near Bay St. Louis and Waveland. Looking ahead, a stationary front could bring rain mid-week, with a weak cold front expected Thursday, cooling temperatures slightly. Overall, warm weather continues into the weekend, with mild conditions persisting despite occasional rain.

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SUMMARY: A Rocksteady Boxing program in D’Iberville helps individuals with Parkinson’s disease improve strength, coordination, and voice projection. Parkinson’s affects the nervous system, causing tremors, stiffness, and reduced dopamine levels. Mesa Hansen has coached the group for eight months, leading workouts that enhance motor skills, balance, and speech. Participants, including Ronald Barnett, find boxing beneficial beyond exercise, fostering a strong, supportive community. The group meets three times a week, working toward the shared goal of managing symptoms. Sad Home Hospice and Healthcare also offers similar boxing classes in Mobile, Alabama.

In D’Iberville, those battling Parkinson’s Disease are slipping on the gloves and fighting back thanks to SAAD Healthcare’s Rock Steady Boxing classes.

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SUMMARY: Brandy Migel welcomes viewers to the digital news desk, highlighting news from South Mississippi amidst Super Bowl excitement. Crews are in New Orleans covering the festivities, with insights on sports betting at Scarlet Pearl regarding the Eagles vs. Chiefs matchup. Locally, the Ocean Spring School District is discussing a $52 million bond for campus upgrades, with a registration deadline for voters approaching on February 15th. Concurrently, the inaugural Mardi Gras Market in Wool Market showcases local vendors. Additionally, the March of the Mayors event encourages food donations for local pantries, with a deadline of February 27th. Tune in for more news at 5:30.

Brandy McGill brings the latest around the Coast ahead of Super Bowl LIX.

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