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An 18-wheeler wrecked in Yalobusha County Saturday morning

A burn ban has been issued for Starkville

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Rain Chances Return to Start the Week

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Columbus residents are spreading history through a festival

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Aberdeen community honors local breast cancer survivors

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Aberdeen Firefighters consider walking out after no increase in pay

Aberdeen Firefighters consider walking out after no increase in pay

Columbus Reaches One Year Without A Homicide

Columbus Reaches One Year Without a Homicide

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Peterson named MSU biochemistry, nutrition and health promotion department head

Itawamba Community College students can now transfer "up to 90 credits hours" to Mississippi University for Women through new program.

ICC partners with MUW to for a new program to earn a degree

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Itawamba Sheriff warns community about new scam in the area

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Monroe homicide leaves questions unanswered for law enforcement

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Warm and Dry

Polly Project: words of comfort in times of loss

Polly Project: words of comfort in times of loss

Downtown Feels the Shift as Bulldog Bash Heads to MSU

Downtown Feels the Shift as Bulldog Bash Heads to MSU

Starkville Strong Director explains the shutdown impacts

Starkville Strong Director explains the shutdown impacts

Columbus Celebrates Going A Full Year Without A Reported Homicide

Columbus celebrates going a full year without a reported homicide

Police arrest a man on murder charges in Tupelo

Police arrest a man on murder charges in Tupelo

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Still feeling the heat

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Atmos Energy reports a gas leak in downtown Tupelo

WCBI's Grace Brister visits the Exchange Club in Columbus

WCBI's Grace Brister visits the Exchange Club in Columbus

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Burn permits suspended until further notice in Columbus

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Two West Point brothers plead guilty in Clay Co. Circuit Court

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Local elected officials react to government shutdown