SUMMARY: A giant metal cockroach, previously seen off Highway 90 in Buuy, has been sunk to the Gulf of Mexico to serve as a fishing reef. After months of planning, the cockroach now offers new structure for marine life, contributing to the fishing industry in Mississippi, which lacks oil rigs for habitat. The sinking took about 15 minutes, with the metal structure descending uniquely due to a welded top. Situated 20 miles offshore at 100 feet deep, it will attract fish and divers alike. For more details on this and other reefs, visit wlox.com.

The reef is located 20 miles off the coastline about 100 feet down, making it only visible to divers and marine life. For more Local …

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SUMMARY: Statistically, the night before Thanksgiving sees a significant rise in car crashes, often associated with increased drinking. Lieutenant Jason Deae from the Gulfport Police Department emphasizes the importance of planning ahead during holiday travels. He advises having a designated driver or using ride-sharing services if drinking is involved. With more traffic during the holidays, travelers should leave early, be patient, and stay alert. If you suspect impaired driving, report it to local authorities. Overall, being mindful of safety and making responsible choices can help ensure a safe holiday season for everyone.

Traveling for Thanksgiving? Gulfport Police Department has some tips to keep you safe on the road.

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SUMMARY: Jared Sumrall, a 46-year-old homeless man, was arrested for breaking into Ocean Springs Upper Elementary School on November 8th, spending the weekend on campus. He entered through the roof, stealing items from a classroom, and was caught after being identified from school surveillance footage. The school district is implementing additional safety measures to prevent future incidents. Sumrall had previously stolen items from a nearby store. Ocean Springs Police Chief Ryan Lemaire expressed concern about homelessness, while the school district reviews the situation for potential additional charges. Sumrall is awaiting a preliminary hearing, and his bond may be revoked.

Police say Sumrall broke in during Veteran’s Day weekend— November 9 and 10— and was gone before students arrived at …

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