Tupelo businessman keeps the art of cobbling shoes alive
A Tupelo businessman is keeping the art of cobbling alive and well.
A hunter and an expert has safety tips for hunting season
Rifle Deer season is almost here, and many of you may be waiting to kill that big buck, but there are some things you need to keep in mind to protect yourself, and others.
Local minister teams up with OCSO to serve a holiday meal to inmates
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – A special community dinner is bringing faith, food, and fellowship to those who may need it most. Minister Freddy Bardley and his wife, Cherie, teamed up with the Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Office to serve a holiday meal to inmates on Wednesday, Nov. 12. About 65 people were served a homemade dinner that included turkey, ham,…
Police warn citizens about a dangerous drug mixture in Sulligent
The Sulligent Police Department is warning citizens that a recent batch of drugs, such as Methamphetamine or Cocaine, is suspected of being mixed with a powerful synthetic opioid such as Fentanyl.
Lee Co. Northeast Mississippi Hunger Coalition holds chicken giveaway
Although the U.S. government shutdown is over, there are still many households waiting for paychecks or SNAP benefits.
DUI simulator drives home dangers of drunk driving
New Hope High School students get a look at driving under the influence
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office is driving home the dangers of Driving Under the Influence. Deputies and Student Resource officers took a lesson in impaired driving to students at New Hope High School. Using special goggles and a golf cart, the DUI Simulation allows students to experience the effects of being drunk or high and…
MSU & Ole Miss go head-to-head in Tupelo Bank of Ideas challenge
The rivalry between MSU and Ole Miss went from the football field , to the boardroom today.
MSU & Ole Miss Student Associations collaborate with food drive
The rivalry between MSU and Ole Miss went from the football field, to the boardroom today.
A Columbus resident is frustrated about dumping issues
Most property owners like to keep things looking nice, but some Lowndes County residents are dealing with a problem that is unsightly and possibly unhealthy, and they’re wondering what can be done about it.
Police respond to a drive-by shooting in New Albany
Police said it’s a miracle no one was hurt after a drive-by shooting on Broad Street in New Albany early Tuesday morning, November 12.
ICS holds lunch with the community to talk about available programs
Institute of Community Services, better known as ICS, has been around for decades, but not everybody knows what they do.
Mid-Morning (Holiday Market Event) – 11/13/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Chelsea Best about the upcoming Holiday Market.
Mid-Morning (The Regions Bank of Ideas Challenge) – 11/13/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Ashley McLellan and Justin Casano about an upcoming competition, The Regions Bank of Ideas Challenge.
Military family continues mission of service
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – Many companies like to refer to their employees as family, but for a trio of team members at Lowndes County’s Airbus plant, it’s the truth. The father and his two sons not only share a common workplace; they also have a shared dedication to service to their community and to their country. Keith White joined…
Main Street Columbus receives $20,000 grant for Fossil Park
Main Street Columbus receives Science Discovery on Main Street Implementation Grant from Main Street America.
Veterans Resource Fair helps those who have served
Fair features help with government documents, medical services and employment opportunities
It was an opportunity for those who have served the country to get help with VA forms, medical services, and other resources, all under one roof in Tupelo.
Next to Nature (Bobcats) – 11/12/2025
Join Eric Lampkin as he makes his debut as the new host and discusses the topic of Bobcats with Dr. Long in this week’s Next to Nature.
Columbus city council holds work session to discuss priorities
The City of Columbus could be parting ways with its lobbying firm. During a work session this morning, the City Council discussed Legislative Priorities.
Two trauma nurses recognized by MTCSF Representatives
nurses Ashlee Cravens and Amanda Presley were recognized by Representatives from the Mississippi Trauma Care System Foundation, who presented them with the Mississippi Trauma RN Pin.
Local Aberdeen church offering ham and turkey for those affected by SNAP
This holiday season, New Hebron Missionary Baptist Church in Aberdeen is offering a ham and turkey to furloughed families and those affected by SNAP benefits.
Temporary Boil water notice issued for Crawford area
A temporary Boil Water Notice has been issued for the Town of Crawford Water customers until further notice.
Northeast MS Hunger Coalition invites community to chicken giveaway in Lee Co.
The Hunger Coalition of Northeast Mississippi invites all Lee County residents in need to the Lee County Chicken Giveaway.
Loaves and Fishes to be distributing food boxes in Columbus
According to Executive Director of Loaves and Fishes Steve Greenough, the non-profit will be distributing boxes of food to last about a week.
Update: Pedestrian struck by train at Crosstown now in stable condition
A pedestrian struck by a train at Tupelo’s busy Crosstown intersection Tuesday night is now in stable condition, according to Tupelo Fire Chief Brad Robinson.