Sen. Jon Tester, D-Montana, discusses the government shutdown and the two child migrant deaths at the border, saying that the deaths are “everybody’s fault.” Categories: National, US & World News
Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Alabama, is the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee and joins Margaret Brennan to discuss how to end the government shutdown. Categories: National, US & World News
“Sunday Morning” checks out a herd of rare deer in Seneca County, New York. Videographer: Carl Mrozek. Categories: National, US & World News
This week on “Face the Nation,” moderator Margaret Brennan interviews Sen. Jon Tester, Sen. Richard Shelby, and ONE Organization President Gayle Smith. Plus, our annual year-end panel of historians joins the table to discuss their new books on presidential leadership. Categories: National, US & World News
A “Sunday Morning” tradition: Host Jane Pauley pays tribute to some of the creative, inspiring and newsworthy men and women who passed away this year, who touched our lives in ways we won’t forget. Categories: National, US & World News
The chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee tells “Face the Nation” that talks are “getting nowhere” Categories: National, US & World News
The comedian and “Sunday Morning” contributor discusses a 21st century obsession that none of us can escape. Categories: National, US & World News
“Sunday Morning” pays tribute to the creative, inspiring and newsworthy men and women who passed away this year, who’d touched our lives in unforgettable ways Categories: National, US & World News
Two hundred and fifty years ago, in Edinburgh, Scotland, a printer, an engraver, and an editor teamed up to produce the first Encyclopedia Britannica, which contained scholarly essays and short definitional entries about practically everything. It was a revolution in information. But now that we have instant access to all knowledge from throughout human history via our smartphones, what would…
Change is coming to Congress. CBS News correspondent Chip Reid lays out the challenges facing President Donald Trump, from House Democrats and Special Counsel Robert Mueller, in the coming year. Categories: National, US & World News
“Sunday Morning” host Jane Pauley reviews some of the year’s biggest news stories from home and abroad. Categories: National, US & World News
CBS News correspondent Chip Reid on what House Democrats and Robert Mueller may have in store for President Trump in the new year Categories: National, US & World News
What about the year gone by? Time for one last look with Jane Pauley Categories: National, US & World News
In an exit interview with the L.A. Times, the outgoing White House chief of staff blamed Sessions for the child separation policy at the border Categories: National, US & World News
Alabama (14-0) advanced to the national championship game for the fourth consecutive season, and will face Clemson in the national championship game Categories: National, US & World News
A lawyer shot dead at home – his girlfriend admits she pulled the trigger and then dances, twirls and snaps her fingers in a strange police video. Was it self-defense or love gone bad? Categories: National, US & World News
NEW HOPE, Miss. (WCBI)- New Hope hosted their annual Trojan Holiday Classic this week as many teams came out to compete over the holiday break. Starkville girls defeated Jackson Academy 46-37. Starkville boys defeated Amanda Elzy 81-30. Categories: Local Sports
TAMPA, Florida. (WCBI)- Sports Director, Tom Eble, continues to provide the latest updates with the Mississippi State Football team while they prepare for the 2019 Outback Bowl in Tampa, Florida. Today MSU Head Football Coach Joe Moorhead spoke on the differences between his first year in the SEC and his time in the Big 10. Categories: Local Sports
A new furniture factory will soon be opening in Lee County, and now they are looking for new employees.
“Business is good,” Says a package store employee in Columbus.
If you plan on having a few drinks this New Years Eve, it’s a good idea to have a plan in place before getting on the road.
Flooding continues to be a concern in parts of Mississippi.
A survey by the National Restaurant Association reports that 100-million people will visit a bar or restaurant on New Year’s Eve or New Year’s day.
A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security told Reuters they are investigating the attack Categories: National, US & World News