SEC Preseason Coaches Poll: Ole Miss Picked Third, Bulldogs 5th In West
Ole Miss picked third, Bulldogs fifth in SEC West in preseason coaches poll.
Archives: 2018
What Grants Mean to Small Communities
Small towns like Walthall are rolling in big bucks to complete projects that wouldn’t be possible otherwise.
‘Crisis Management Team’ Learns Ways To Handle Violent Situations
Members of the Crisis Management Team will take what they have seen and heard back to their campuses.
Man Wanted For Assaulting An Officer
The suspect was last seen driving a dark gray dodge charger with an applied for tag.
Mississippi House Votes To Limit Powers Of Attorney General
The bill passed the House 57-52 on Thursday. It was held for the possibility of more debate.
Syrian Forces Capture 2 Members Of Islamic State ‘Beatles’
They are believed to be linked to the British terrorist known as Jihadi John.
Judge Sets Prison Deadline On Mentally Ill Inmates
The ruling comes in a lawsuit where inmates are suing the state over medical treatment.
Airline ‘Bumping’ Of Passengers Falls To Lowest Rate Ever
Meanwhile, there was a spike in long delays that trapped passengers in planes on the ground.
Missing Man Reported In Calhoun County
If you happen to know anything, please call the sheriff’s office at 662-412-5000.
Brave Little Boy Saves His Mother’s Life
Hear the full story tonight on WCBI.
Mississippi Lawmaker Displays Unloaded Gun During Debate
Young displayed his gun a day after the House passed a bill that would void rules limiting where people can carry guns on public property, including college campuses.
Construction Begins On New Webster County Courthouse
The building should be finished around the middle of 2019.
Hearing Delayed For Calhoun County Educators
No timeline has been set for when a new prosecutor will be appointed.
Suspected Drunk Driver, Accused Of Initiating Collision, Turns Himself In
Cantrell says the driver of the other vehicle was seriously injured and Rea is accused of being intoxicated at the time of the collision.
Rainy Weekend Upcoming
Several more inches of rain are possible during the coming days.
Senate Won’t Debate Bill To Spend More On Private Schools
Public school advocates opposed the bill, saying it would have drained money from public schools and sent children to unaccountable private schools.
South Dakota Considers Ban On Teaching About Gender Identity
The bill would cover public school students through seventh grade.
5 Alabama School Systems Closed Because Of Flu
State Health Department officials have said they are investigating more than 50 deaths potentially linked to a flu outbreak statewide.
Police Officer Cleared In Fatal Shooting Of Fleeing Suspect
Police stopped the suspect and tried to use a stun gun on him before he drove away again. That’s when the officer fired.
Couple Arrested Following Domestic Dispute
Perrigin is a former Lowndes County deputy. Arledge confirms Perrigin resigned earlier this week, prior to the arrest.
As civilians deaths soar, fresh plea for ceasefire in Syria
UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. Security Council met on Thursday behind closed doors to call for a 30-day humanitarian ceasefire to allow aid workers to deliver food and medical supplies to besieged areas, as a senior diplomat warns the seven-plus year war has entered a brand new “darkest period.” The meeting, called by Sweden and Kuwait, was intended to address…
Town And Tower Hosts Prayer Breakfast
Town and Tower is an organization to promote and help community relations between MUW and Columbus.
Monroe County Drug Bust Nets Four Arrests
A child was also present during the alleged deal, leading to Child Abuse charges.
Educator of the Week
Coach Jeremy has been teaching for five years.