Terrible signal from this station not living very far from it. At 8 pm EVERY night the signal…read moregoes from good to absolutely nothing. Tried to call to get an explanation and there is ONLY ONE person who can answer this question and you have to leave him a voice mail. WHAT A JOKE ON THE COAST!!! So ashamed for tourists to visit here and turn on NBC or FOX. If they had a ZERO for rating I would give it so consider the rating extremely generous.

Wxxv channel 25 is the most unprofessional Mickey Mouse channel there is available in Gulfport…read moreMississippi area! Their reception is a joke! Constantly pixelating or going in and out they have the worst Broadcasting in our area! On top of the fact the other night I was watching television and for nearly three minutes the whole screen went black! One night I was watching a program and about 10 minutes before the program was over they cut in with what I guess was a last minute rehearsal of the 10 o'clock news! No one on screen even noticed! And I missed the end of my show! Fox out to reevaluate who they let carry their station!

I like the cast of news people especially the weather. What I wished the weather would tell more is…read morethe water temperature of the gulf, what flags are up and wind speeds. Especially during the summer months. Many times we want to head to the beach for an afternoon, Gulf Shores or Orange Beach area, and we don't have reliable facts on what's going on. Also please stop reporting what gasoline costs are. Everyone driving a car can see what the huge lighted signs are projecting price per gallon. We all know it's high right now as it was 2-3 years ago. If you're going to make that part of your regular announcements then when gas prices drop again tell us how low they are and what station has the cheapest gas (even though we can see it as we are out and about filling up) so really very unnecessar!!

This is my 2nd choice for local weather, news, sports, etc. They do some good Mardi Gras coverages…read moreevery year but other local coverages are a bit lacking. WKRG-TV, virtual channel 5 (UHF digital channel 20), is a CBS-affiliated television station that's been around since 1955. For years, WKRG-TV was the only locally owned station in the Mobile-Pensacola-Pascagoula area. The station is owned by Nexstar Media Group, as part of a duopoly with Gulf Shores, Alabama-licensed CW affiliate WFNA (channel 55). The two stations share studios with several radio stations owned by iHeartMedia on Broadcast Drive in southwest Mobile; WKRG-TV and WFNA also share transmitter facilities in Baldwin County near Spanish Fort, Alabama. They have some digital broadcasts as well 5.2: Ion Television 5.3: MeTV 5.4: Court TV Bottom line: They have a decent mobile app and weather app and do a decent job with local coverages. https://www.wkrg.com/

I think Raven Richard did a really good job early morning June 18 2026 reporting the weather. So…read moremuch was happening; it could not have been easy keeping track of it. Not to say Jim didn't help. Thanks

Jim the weatherman. Is the best! I can't watch any other station. No one else seams as personable…read moreas Jim. I met him at the Jazz club on Sunday, he was a great spokesperson for WDSU!

the worst weekend news cast ever!! they never discuss anything positive in the community and the…read moretwo they have are terrible and outdated. look around the country and you will see what a weekend program consists of!!

This local TV station has 3 full hours of news, weather, traffic (local & regional) with local &…read morenational sports Mon-Fri. It's followed by an hour of fun stuff like cooking with Chef Nino at Rouses and other regional flavor pieces. They also give lots of beach coverages with excellent severe weather coverage from across the Gulf coast. Definitely my local station of choice! It's been around since 1953 and it is Mobile's oldest existing television station. I has been affiliated with all the major networks over the years but finally hitched it's wagon to Fox in '94. WALA-TV, virtual channel 10 (VHF digital channel 9), is a Fox-affiliated television station licensed to Mobile, Alabama, United States and also serving Pensacola, Florida. The station is owned by the Meredith Local Media subsidiary of Des Moines, Iowa-based Meredith Corporation. WALA-TV's studios are located on Satchel Paige Drive in Mobile, with an additional studio and news bureau on Executive Plaza Drive in Pensacola. The station's transmitter is located in Spanish Fort. They also broadcast digital channels: 10.2: Cozi TV 10.3: Laff 10.4: Court TV Mystery 10.5: Circle Bottom line: They are the area news and weather leader with nice apps and social media presence. This is what a hometown TV station looks like! https://www.fox10tv.com/ https://facebook.com/FOX10News

Good morning wgno I have been a great fan of the station I was very disappointed with not seeing…read morethe SHERRI SHOW On 08/28/2023 please let the viewers know if it's not returning my family and I Love the laughter in the morning with our community coffee nola style. Thanks for year's.

I listened to Sefenech Henok laugh and giggle over video of two lobster fisherman struggle to be…read morerescued. Very poor performance. Those men weren't laughing. It was appalling.

Ever wonder why we need public broadcasting? Look no further than New Orleans' own WYES…read more As a small child I learned valuable lessons watching the Sesame Street broadcast on channel 12. Back then there was no HD version. It was just a generic non remote controlled TV and my favorite characters. I even learned how to count to ten in Spanish. That knowledge has come in very handy throughout the years. Now my own kids watch the informative children's shows and Big Bird is still relevant. As an adult I no longer care for the kid shows, but do regularly watch the specials on New Orleans, John Besh's New Orleans, and Chef Paul Pruhdohmme's cooking show. In summary, I have learned a lot from channel 12 and I am forever grateful that it's around.

I thought I was all burned out on parades and then I run across a 1980ish documentary on our local…read morePBS station recounting that year's carnival season and it was AWESOME. Bacchus still went into the Rivergate (RIP) and Krewe of Clones was still parading. Seriously WYES does some great local programming, including the bizarrety that is the Meeting of the Courts on Mardi Gras night. Ooh! And John Besh cooking on Justin Wilson's old set. Love! AND they bring me the national PBS shows like Antiques Roadshow, Nature, and Sesame Street...because sometimes you just want to hang out with Grover.

the news report said the vancleave bypass will be delayed due to lack of funds, but the so called…read moretax 2 on your grocery receipt is actually a road fund assessment not a tax and the intake should be audited, since the fee is being mislabeled a tax. there should be conciderable funds generated from the fee in conjunction with state and federal grants for road projects. audit the assessment fee fund.