Saltillo Fire moves into new Headquarters
The new fire department for Saltillo is now open, and equipment, trucks, and firefighters are moving in this weekend.
Starkville Rotary is set to host charity rodeo event for local groups
With more than 3,000 people expected to attend and money being raised, Kunkle says it is a win-win for the city of Starkville.
Our Hair, Our CROWN, and the Act behind it all
Hair can be a focal point for an African American person. It is a way of expressing themselves outwardly. African American hair texture can be manipulated and transformed into anything you can dream. In Mississippi and Alabama, that expression has become a focal point of proposed legislation. So far, several attempts to pass the CROWN Act have failed.
Woman faces multiple drug charges in Itawamba Co.
On Thursday, February 12, the Fulton Police Department, Itawamba County Sheriff’s Office, and the North Mississippi Narcotics Unit arrested Amy Lauren Tillotson.
Two people accused of dealing drugs in Burnsville
Two Burnsville residents are behind bars, accused of dealing drugs.
North MS US Attorney’s Office reports to have received calls about scam victims
The Tupelo High School ShowChoir made history at the recent Jackson Academy Showchoir Invitational, when they were named Grand Champions.
Starkville community helps plant trees in celebration of Arbor Day
Today is Mississippi’s Arbor Day. To celebrate, the City of Starkville, the Starkville Town and Country Garden Club, Artful Gardener, MSU Landscape Architecture students, and other volunteers planted about 40 trees around ballfields at Starkville’s Cornerstone Park.
Midday (Legacy Leadership Gala) – 02/13/26
Today Grace Brister and Kabir Karriem discuss the upcoming legacy leadership gala
Pets Without Partners (Taylor) – 02/13/26
On this week’s Pets Without Partners, Grace Brister talks with Kim Hayes and her special guest Taylor.
Mid-Morning (Valentine’s Day Flowers: Part 2) – 02/13/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy is back with Angie Atkins as they discuss how to make a perfect bouquet.
Mid-Morning (Valentines Day Flowers: Part 1) – 02/13/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy and Angie Atkins teach us how to make a perfect bouquet
Oktoc Water Association issues a boil water notice in Starkville
The Oktoc Water Association in Starkville has issued a boil water notice.
Legendary kickboxer to be inducted into halls of fame
A Columbus native is following in his grandfather’s footsteps, or in this case, footwork.
Non profit aims for national park like experience at Brice’s Crossroads
Fundraising campaign underway to help add trails, signs and other features at the Civil War site
A non-profit has launched a fundraising campaign with the goal of creating a national military park-like visitor experience for a strategic Civil War site in North Mississippi.
Grenada mayor is making city history being 1st Black male in office
Charles Latham says he appreciates those who paved the way for him to be in office, or to even vote or go to school.
Nonprofit in Jackson is trying to improve literacy in Mississippi jails
Vaughn is the Program Assistant for “Big House Books”, a nonprofit that provides free books to people behind bars.
Hamilton teenager faces enticement charges in Monroe Co.
Monroe County SVU Investigators arrested 18-year-old Ethan James Serrano on Wednesday, February 11.
Friendly City Fights return to Columbus
A Columbus native is following in his grandfather’s footsteps, or in this case, footwork.
Animal Health (Chicken Lice) – 02/12/26
This week on Animals Health, Dr. Karen Emerson talks about how to protect your chickens from chicken lice, with her guest Glenda.
Midday (Starkville Rotary’s Rodeo) – 02/12/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Aundrea Self about the upcoming Starkville Rotary Rodeo.
Clay County-West Point IMA organizes countywide prayer vigil
West Point and Clay County faith leaders are starting a grassroots effort to help curb violence, especially youth and gun violence, in the area.
Alabama special agent shot during an incident on Longleaf Montgomery Drive
A special agent with Alabama’s Law Enforcement Agency was shot in the line of duty on Wednesday.
Former neurologist receives sentence for child pornography charges
A former Tupelo neurologist will spend the next 12 years in Federal prison for child pornography charges.
Mid-Morning (Columbus Arts Council Events) – 02/12/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Emily Liner and Quan Walker about the upcoming events in the Columbus Arts Council.