Jasmine Lotts
Multimedia Journalist
Biloxi, MS
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Jasmine Lotts was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri where she found her passion for journalism. She decided to follow her dreams by studying broadcast journalism at the University of Missouri. While at school, Jasmine was a reporter for KOMU 8 News and covered stories across mid-Missouri.
During her free time, she likes to take road trips, work out, and talk with her family and friends. Although Jasmine is new to the coast, she’s excited to connect with the community of South Mississippi.
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Law enforcement is cracking down on drivers for the upcoming holiday weekend.
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Coroner Derek Turnage confirmed to WLOX that evidence at the scene points to the body recovered as that of Courtney Johnson.
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Biloxi Police say John Anthony Little, 54, shot himself inside his mother’s home on Strangi Avenue.
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For one mother, the news of the gunfire on Hilma this week takes her back ten years. That’s where her 21-yar-old son died and a decade later, she’s still praying for justice.
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A man and an eight-year-old child are recovering after being shot Wednesday in Moss Point.
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Because the museum is growing, it needs extra space for its exhibits and this South Station will include more railroad displays, extra train models and more than one million Lego’s.
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World War II veteran George Roberts is celebrating his 100th birthday on Monday and his family wanted to make sure it was special.
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Recently, the CDC said that double masking can significantly improve protection from COVID-19. Researchers also said that double masking can block 92.5% of potentially infectious particles.