Next to Nature (Turkey) – 04/25/26
On this week’s Next to Nature, Eric and Dr. Long are back to talk turkey…literally!
Anchor Church pastor speaks out about hope and healing in wake of Verona shootings
A pastor whose church is known for its outreaches and involvement in the Verona community says people need restoration, hope and healing in the wake of two shootings in less than 24 hours.
Legislation discusses 2% food and beverage tax implement for Ackerman
Legislation is on the floor right now for a proposal for the Town of Ackerman to implement a two percent tax on all prepared foods and beverages.
EMCC Director of Adult Education discusses Launch Pad East with local business members
East Mississippi Community College has a continuing mission of helping people of all ages launch their education and careers.
Local quilters come together to fellowship and help others
Fellowship and giving back, that’s what Possumtown Quilters and Maple Street Quilters are all about.
Starkville community honors boys and girls basketball team for state title victories
Starkville was painted black and gold today as the city came together to celebrate history.
Former Neurologist in Tupelo pleads guilty to possession of child porn
A former Tupelo neurologist already sentenced to Federal prison will also serve time on state charges related to child sexual abuse material.
Police investigate a second shooting in Verona
For the second time in less than 24 hours, Verona Police found themselves investigating a shooting.
Mid-Morning (Old Main Music Festival) – 03/25/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Cooper Word and Riley about the upcoming Old Music Festival
WCBI Sunrise (What You Need To Know Wednesday) – 03/25/26
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston on what you need to know this Wednesday.
Teenager in custody after a shooting leaves one injured in Verona
Verona Police arrested a teenager in connection with a Tuesday afternoon shooting.
Man wanted for allegedly selling drugs in Lowndes Co.
A man is wanted by multiple agencies for allegedly selling drugs.
CAFB training aircraft takes final flight
The Columbus Air Force Base said “goodbye” to an aircraft that’s trained pilots for decades. Airmen –past and present– were at the ceremony on Tuesday, March 24.
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.