Mama Justice and Red Cross partner for disaster relief
This week, those folks eating at certain restaurants in our area can also help their hurting neighbors through a community-driven fundraiser.
MSU’s Office of Emergency Management holds annual Preparathon
Disasters and emergencies can happen anywhere, even on a college campus. That’s why Mississippi State University is helping students prepare. MSU’s Office of Emergency Management held its annual Preparathon.
Toronto man wanted in connection with a shooting detained in Tupelo
Adrian Walker was wanted in Toronto on charges of First-Degree Murder and Attempted Murder in connection with a shooting that happened in May of 2024.
Deputies recover another stolen truck in Noxubee Co.
Another stolen vehicle has turned up in Noxubee County.
Recent fires in Alcorn County prompt a burn ban in the area
Dry, windy weather conditions and recent fires have prompted Alcorn County officials to put a local emergency burn ban in place.
Monroe Co. brush and woods fire leaves 15 acres damaged
A fire damaged 15 acres in Monroe County.
Two people hospitalized after an accident in Monroe Co.
Two people were taken to the hospital after an accident in Monroe County.
Good News with Colin Krieger – 03/24/26
Today on Good News, Colin and Kealy are back in the studio to discuss the upcoming events happening this week!
Crime Stoppers (Auto Burglary) – 03/24/26
Kealy talks with Investigator William Knowles about auto burglaries.
Multiple firefighters respond to a woods fire in Alcorn Co.
A woods fire in Alcorn County calls for backup from multiple departments.
MSU Reclaimed Project board member speaks about work in Southern Africa
A fraternity at Mississippi State University is helping change lives here at home and a world away in southern Africa.
Northeast Mississippi World Down Syndrome Society holds first Community Picnic at the Tupelo Depot
It was a celebration to raise awareness of those with Down Syndrome and to show the community we are all more alike than different. Allie Martin was at the first Community Picnic sponsored by the Down Syndrome Society of Northeast Mississippi and has a recap.
Columbus fire chief hire comes under scrutiny
The City of Columbus has hired a new Fire Chief. Former Starkville Chief Charles Yarbrough will be taking the reins when Chief Duane Hughes retires.
The heart of a champion: Keimon’s victory
Family and friends of a former West Point High School football standout came together Saturday in his honor.
Supreme Court debates MS absentee voting procedures
Mississippi’s absentee voting procedures are being debated in Washington, D.C. today.
Midday (Race Day/Expo) – 03/23/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Bro. Bryon Benson about the upcoming R.A. Race Day and Transportation Expo Events.
Clay Co. remembers District 2 Supervisor Daryl Thomas
Clay County is mourning the loss of one of its Supervisors.
Woman accused of SNAP fraud pleads guilty in Pearl River Co.
A Pearl River County woman will spend the next six years on probation after entering a guilty plea for welfare fraud.
WCBI Sunrise (Paper Fashion Show) – 03/23/26
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Greg Lewis about the Paper Fashion Show
Community members host Columbus movie night
Columbus organizations joined forces to host a Community Movie Night this weekend.
Local businesses shine at Taste of Tupelo
It was a capacity crowd at the largest business networking event in the region.
Project Care assists families in Starkville with clothing giveaway
There were clothes for all ages, and items such as baby bottles and educational games for kids were available, all donated by the community.
Food truck owner raises funds for injured officer
It’s been one month since a Starkville Police Officer was seriously injured in a crash. The community is coming together for a fundraiser to support the family this weekend.
Mid-Morning (Cam’s Last Sunrise) – 03/20/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks to Cameron Denney about his time as the director and his last day.