Noah Noble

BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — Two men who have gained online popularity for their criticisms of the City of Biloxi have been charged with obscene electronic communications Tuesday.

We’re learning new details about Tuesday’s arrest of two frequent critics of the City of Biloxi, Jarrod Fusco and Yuri Petrini.

Two critics of the City of Biloxi have pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charge of obscene electronic communication, with their case presided over by a judge who was served with a federal lawsuit naming him as a defendant just moments before Monday’s hearing.

Five families from across Mississippi called for the release of investigative files and video evidence in officer-involved shootings that either killed or seriously injured their loved ones. Two press conferences -- one in Jackson, the other in Gulfport -- set the stage for their pleas Thursday.

A Gulfport police officer resigned after he was charged with procuring prostitution during a multi-agency human trafficking operation.

A special thank you at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Gulfport Today.

Ian Pehnke, 40, is charged with felony enticement of a child to produce visual depictions of sexual conduct.

A lifelong Biloxian who dedicated his life to serving his community now has his name cemented into the city.

Mississippi wants to end more than two decades of federal oversight of the state’s Child Protective Services, but some warn that pulling the plug on court-ordered monitoring could be dangerous for foster children.

Mississippi’s Attorney General wants a U.S. district court judge to end more than two decades of federal oversight of the state’s Child Protective Services.