Animal Health (Mite Problems) – 11/20/25
Today Dr. Ashley Jansen talks with her special guest Skinkles the lizard, and about how to help with his mite problem.
Insurance agent explains next steps after deer hit
The does and bucks are out, and they’re not just in the woods.
Former WCBI News Director recognized by Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers
After years of dedication to the Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers Association, a veteran newscaster is recognized for his commitment to the organization.
Next to Nature (Acorns) – 11/19/2025
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Eric Lampkin is with Dr. Long as they discuss the importance of acorns.
Columbus church helps families get through Thanksgiving holiday
Vibrant Church on Holly Hills Road is hosting a food drive this week.
Itawamba Community College recognized as Bellwether Award Finalist
Itawamba Community College is recognized for a prestigious national award.
An update on a Tuesday night shooting in Columbus
Columbus Police have arrested four men in connection with a Tuesday night shooting.
City Council and Lowndes Co. Supervisors discuss communication in Columbus meeting
Keeping the lines of communication open is easier when you know who you’re talking to. That was one of the reasons behind a meeting today between the Columbus City Council and the Lowndes County Board of Supervisors.
Stolen tractor from Carroll County recovered in Yazoo County
The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office finds a stolen tractor two counties away and helps expose an alleged multi-county theft ring in the process.
Monroe Co. FD receives grant from 4 County for new power cutter
The Prairie – Darracott Volunteer received a $10,000 grant from the 4 County Foundation to buy a new battery-powered cutter.
Toyota invests $125 million in Blue Springs plant for hybrid Corolla production
The Blue Springs plant will be the first U S plant to make the electrified Corolla
The investment follows a shift in manufacturing strategy and will add hybrid electric Corolla production. It means the Blue Springs plant will be the first Toyota plant in the U S to make electrified Corollas.
Columbus Fire and Rescue discusses hidden fire hazard inside your home
It’s a fire hazard in your home that may often get overlooked – your clothes dryer. Columbus Fire and Rescue Chief Duane Hughes said when they see dryer fires, they often occur due to a lack of preventative maintenance, and lint is highly flammable.
Nic Parish & Burns Group work to market home sites for Columbus Parkview development area
What he and the Burns Group are doing with their Burns Bottom development project, Parkview, is sort of filling in what he calls a “gap” in the city’s centre.
Starkville Eagle Scout recognized with top national conservation award
A Starkville Eagle Scout is being recognized with one of the Boy Scouts’ top national conservation honors.
Okolona man charged with grand larceny in Tupelo
An Okolona man is facing charges after allegedly wrecking a stolen vehicle and running from police.
Winona turkey giveaway to take place at National Guard Armory
Blessings for all empowered by faith and more to life will hold a joint turkey and ham giveaway on Wednesday, November 19, from 1 pm until it’s gone.
Home left severely damaged after a fire in Oktibbeha Co.
A home is severely damaged after a fire in Oktibbeha County.
Police continue to search for a man missing from West Point
It’s been eleven days, and there is still no sign of Curtis Wilson.
Crime Stoppers (West Point) – 11/18/25
On this week’s Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Lt. Carl Carter and Mary Huggins about a missing person report on Curtis Wilson.
Good News with Colin Krieger – 11/18/2025
On this week’s Good News, Kealy talks with Colin Krieger about the good news for this week, as well as wishing him a happy birthday!
Tupelo Salvation Army kicks off Angel Tree program
Annual program helps make Christmas bright for hundreds of children
The paper tags, each representing a local child, had just been placed on the tree, and shoppers were already picking their angel.
Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Office gives back to the community
The Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Office is hoping its annual toy drive will help put smiles on the faces of some of the county’s youngest residents.
Clay County Sheriff’s Office makes changes after bonfire shooting
A weekend bonfire in West Clay County ended in a shooting that left 5 people, including a 14-year-old, injured.
Aggravated assault conviction upheld for a man in Oktibbeha Co.
The Mississippi Supreme Court has upheld the Aggravated Assault conviction of the man who crashed into a four-wheeler. leaving one child dead and another seriously injured.