BILOXI, MS (WLOX)- A Pascagoula man is credited with breaking the state record for Spotted Seatrout, according to the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (DMR).

DMR officials say David Floyd broke the state record for Spotted Seatrout with a 10 pound, 10 ounce fish on April 8.

Another record breaker was Mark Alan Ros Jr. of Ocean Springs. He caught an Atlantic Spadefish with an 8 pound, 3.2 ounce fish on April 19.

The Mississippi Commission of Marine Resources (MCMR) certified the two Mississippi recreational saltwater conventional tackle records on May 21.

SOUTH MISSISSIPPI (WLOX)- Today in South Mississippi there are 12 primary runoffs for the board of alderman or city council races.

If you voted in the primary on May 7, you must cast your ballot under the same party in today's runoff. If you did not vote in the primary races and there is a runoff in your ward today, you can cast your vote. The General Election is June 4.

From 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. polls will be open today.

Below is a list of the primary runoff races:

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JACKSON COUNTY, MS (WLOX)- Jackson County's Board of Supervisors on Monday appointed three representatives to the new tri-county tourism board: Rich Westfall, Carla Todd and Richard Chenoweth.

The 15 member regional tourism board was created under a bill recently signed by Governor Phil Bryant. It replaces the Harrison County Tourism Commission.

Both Jackson and Hancock counties will have three representatives on the board. Harrison County will have nine members.

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