2018 #WCBI EndZone — Week Nine
Highlights and scores from week nine of the high school football season from WCBI EndZone!
Archives: 2018
Bodies of 11 infants found in ceiling of closed funeral home, authorities say
Detroit police say eight or nine bodies were found in a cardboard box and the others in one or more caskets, all hidden in a ceiling Categories: National, US & World News
Mega Millions winning numbers announced for $548M jackpot
The winning numbers drawn are 4, 24, 46, 61, 70 and the Mega Ball number is 7 Categories: National, US & World News
Teacher started lessons about consent to third-grade class after Kavanaugh hearings
A California teacher took the Kavanaugh hearings last month to bestow upon what she considered to be a timely lesson for her third grade students Categories: National, US & World News
City and CMSD host fish fry to thank teachers
Superintendent Dr. Cherie Labat along with Columbus Mayor Robert Smith teamed up to put on a fish fry.
Scandal-plagued USA Gymnastics names interim president
USA Gymnastics is still struggling to emerge from the fallout of the sexual abuse scandal surrounding former team doctor Larry Nassar Categories: National, US & World News
Possible Compromise Reached For Fully Funding Six New School Resource Officers In Lee County
LEE COUNTY, MISS. (WCBI) – Lee County Supervisors say it should be up to the school district to completely fund six new school resource officers. This after the district already agreed to pay more than a quarter of a million dollars toward the costs. Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson and School Superintendent Jimmy Weeks were back before the board of supervisors,…
Millcreek Golden Triangle Open House
Millcreek has made the move from Starkville to Lowndes County, and its new campus has more classrooms, a gym, and a better place to learn for students.
2018 Wings Over Winston Airshow
Pilot Greg Koontz says he’s ready for action.
Officers witness remarkable squirrel rescue
Just outside Minneapolis, police officers Jeremy Halek and Tony Weeks were driving around when they came across a rescue. Chris Felix, 19, was attempting to revive a squirrel, who had darted out in front of him. Steve Hartman has their story “On The Road.” Categories: National, US & World News
View from Coast Guard helicopter shows staggering amount of devastation in Michael’s wake
On the ground, the slow recovery has begun Categories: National, US & World News
“He’s giving CPR to a squirrel”: Officers witness remarkable rescue
Someday, 19-year-old Chris Felix would like to go into medicine Categories: National, US & World News
View from Coast Guard helicopter shows Michael’s destruction
Hurricane Michael toppled trees and downed power lines in Florida, making some roads impassable. The only way to reach some people is by air. CBS News national correspondent Jericka Duncan got a look at the damage. Categories: National, US & World News
Mexico Beach mayor “shocked” by catastrophic damage
The damage left by Hurricane Michael in Mexico Beach, Florida, is overwhelming. The storm’s 155-mph winds shredded homes, and a 14-foot storm surge bulldozed everything in its path. CBS News correspondent Omar Villafranca reports. Categories: National, US & World News
Daughter finds out mom is OK by seeing her on “CBS Evening News” in storm’s wake
“Once I saw her, I started crying. I could barely hold it together” Categories: National, US & World News
Mexico Beach mayor “shocked” by Hurricane Michael’s destruction
The mayor of Mexico Beach said it could be two months before power is restored Categories: National, US & World News
“CBS Evening News” headlines for Friday, October 12, 2018
Here’s a look at the top stories making headlines on the “CBS Evening News” with Jeff Glor. Categories: National, US & World News
Michigan man who shot at black teen on porch found guilty
A white Michigan man shot at a black teenager to get him off his porch. The 14-year-old missed the school bus and walked up to the house to ask for directions. Categories: National, US & World News
Man found guilty after shooting at black teen
The 14-year-old missed the school bus and walked up to the house to ask for directions. The homeowner grabbed his gun Categories: National, US & World News
Agreement Reached in Eviction Case
BELDEN, Miss. (WCBI) – A north Mississippi landlord has agreed to pay $2,500 to an interracial couple he evicted in 2016. Erica and Stanley Hoskins rented a space in a Belden RV park from Gene and Linda Baker back in 2016. The transaction went smoothly until Baker discovered Erica was white and her husband, Stanley, was black. Erica Hoskins told WCBI…
Man Killed In Calhoun County ATV Crash
An early Friday morning ATV accident in Calhoun County leaves one man dead.
Safety checkpoint leads to drug arrest
On Tuesday, Prentiss County deputies were conducting a safety checkpoint at the intersection of County Road 5031 and Country Road 5131.
Alleged meth found in package at area postal office
Once deputies opened the package, inside they found the narcotic.
Man Indicted For Breaking Into Ambulance, Businesses
The man accused of breaking into four business and an ambulance in Macon is indicted.