VERONA, MISS. (WCBI) – Step by step, members of The Anchor Church prayed as they walked on this evening, to the fire station, the police department, and city hall, where prayers were lifted for Mayor Bobby Williams. The prayer walk comes one week after two separate shootings left two people dead, and another wounded But Anchor Church Pastor David Ball says the…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – On this Good Friday, several members of Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church are helping their neighbors by making them a meal. Hopewell members and other volunteers took time out to prepare and serve meals at Loaves and Fishes in Columbus. The group prepared to feed more than 250 people of all ages, and with Friday being a…
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The Exchange Club of Columbus recently hosted the 2025-2026 Accepting the Challenge of Excellence Awards Luncheon. The A.C.E. Award goes to a student who has persevered through hardship. This year’s winner was Rowe Gillis of New Hope High School, and for him, life hasn’t always been easy. He was a healthy and active student and…
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Meet the ladies behind the wheels of two of the biggest names in Monster Trucks. Categories: Local News Tags: Cadence Bank Arena, grave-digger, Krysten Anderson, Loghan Ashline, monster-jam, Sparkle Smash
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Logan brings her own shine to Sparkle Smash and Monster Jam Categories: Local News Tags: Cadence Bank Arena, Loghan Ashline, monster-jam, Sparkle Smash, Tupelo MS
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Allie Martin talks with Grave Digger’s driver and finds out it’s a family business. Categories: Local News Tags: Cadence Bank Arena, grave-digger, Krysten Anderson, monster-jam, Tupelo MS
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Allie Martin talks with the voice of Monster Jam Categories: Local News Tags: Cadence Bank Arena, monster-jam, Tupelo
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) Starkville Community Theatre prepares for “The Book of Will”, a comedic and poignant look at the drama behind creating Shakespeare’s “First Folio” Categories: Local News Tags: comedy, Starkville, starkville community theatre, The Book of Will, Theater, William Shakespeare
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Gas prices have been climbing since the war with Iran began. No matter the commute, people say their pockets are feeling the effects of higher gas prices. Chris Latham drives a Ford F-150, and often fills his gas cans for his boat and lawnmower. “A whole 50 dollars more to fill up this 40-gallon tank right here….
Students at a Lee County high school witnessed the cost of a bad decision during a unique demonstration.
The state ranks last in the country when it comes to teacher pay, with an average teacher salary of $55,704.
A community group in northern Lowndes County is on a mission to preserve and bring new purpose to a former school.
West Lowndes Community Outreach honored the men who help keep the school going, Elementary Principal Robert Sanders and High School Principal Antonio Magee.
A man who allegedly assaulted Columbus Police is now in custody.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Margaret-Mary-Coker about the upcoming Golden Triangle Lemonade Day.
According to the Mississippi Lottery Corporation, the lucky ticket was purchased in Southeast Mississippi at Kieth’s Super Store in Lucedale.
Despite recent rains, several of our area counties are still under burn bans.
Tupelo Police are asking for the public’s help in finding someone who shot at a home on Wednesday night.
Voting is now open in the WCBI Viewer’s Choice Awards! Go to wcbi.com/contests now to vote for your favorites from across North Mississippi and West Alabama.
We are adding more winners. Congratulations to Margaret Tumblin of Houston and Monica Sanders of Macon! You both also won 4 free tickets to Monster Jam this weekend.
Congratulations to our winners, Pamela Wilson of Macon and Kelly Keller of Amory!
On this week’s Animal Health, Dr. Karen Emerson talks with her special guest, Lucy, about the importance of emergency surgery.
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Eric and Dr. Long are back to discuss more about the “King of Spring”, the Turkey!
Decades ago, on April 1, the Comers started their family business. Jimmy Comer was only a year old when his father founded Comer Packing Company.