Local fire official discusses firework safety
Whether you’re shooting fireworks with family or going to an event, safety is key.
Miss MS Volunteer Pageant promotes service & community involvement
Contestants are preparing for the three day pageant and vying for tens of thousands of dollars in scholarships
It is a busy week for young ladies from across the Magnolia state who are preparing for to compete in the Miss Mississippi Volunteer Pageant.
MHP prepares to enhance safety over the 4th of July travel period
The 4th of July weekend is almost here, and the Mississippi Highway Patrol is getting ready.
Midday (Southside Blues Festival) – 07/02/25
Columbus is gearing up for the 20th Anniversary of the Southside Blues Festival, and Kealy is in the studio to talk more with Director Wendy Blunt about the upcoming event.
Sunrise (What You Need to Know Wednesdays) – 07/02/25
Check out the ‘what-you-need-to-know’ details with Kealy Shields and Keyton Blocher on WCBI Sunrise.
Sunrise (Fireworks on the Water) – 07/02/25
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks to Frances Glenn about the Fireworks on the Water.
Main Street Columbus celebrates 40 years with 40-40 event
Main Street Columbus is celebrating another milestone this year, and you can help. The organization is turning 40 years old!
Vernon receives state tourism grant
Vernon hopes to attract more tourists through new grant.
President Trump’s spending bill means extra deductions for those who rely on tips
Congressman Trent Kelly and a local restaurant manager speak out on the proposal
A key portion of President Trump’s Spending Bill, known as the “Big Beautiful Bill” would impact Mississippi workers who earn a majority of their pay through tips.
Keeping babies and young children safe in the summer sun
Many people enjoy going outside and soaking up the sunshine during the summertime. While it’s great for children to enjoy the fresh air, it’s important to protect them from the sun’s harmful UV rays and the heat.
Reported stolen Mack truck leads to felony arrests in Prentiss Co.
A stolen big rig led law enforcement across multiple counties and ended with felony charges in Prentiss County.
Swear-in ceremony held for Mayor and Board in West Point
West Point city leaders are gearing up for a new administration with some familiar faces.
Employee accused of stealing from Home Depot in Oxford
A home improvement store employee has been accused of taking merchandise worth more than $1,700 from the Home Depot store.
Former Sardis Treasurer pleads guilty to embezzlement
William Clark pleaded guilty to one count of Embezzlement of Public Funds in Panola County Circuit Court.
Tupelo’s new Council and Mayor are now officially sworn in
The council and mayor of the All-America City are officially in their posts for the next four-year term.
Midday (Fireworks On The Water) – 07/01/25
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Sharon Johnson about the upcoming Fireworks On The Water event.
Mid-Morning (Summer Safety) – 07/01/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Keith Watson about summer safety tips for kids.
Midday (40-40 Year) – 07/01/25
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Barbara Bigelow about the upcoming 40-40 year event in Columbus.
Good News with Colin – 07/01/25
Today on Good News, Kealy talks to Colin Krieger about the good news this week!
Crimestoppers (Clay Co. Summer Safety Tips) – 07/01/2025
On this week’s episode of Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Investigator William Knowles of the Clay County Sheriff’s Office about summer safety.
Two arrests made for double homicide in Oktibbeha Co.
Two people are dead and two suspects are in custody after a weekend shooting in Oktibbeha County.
Human trafficking more common than you think, but the signs aren’t
Disinformation on social media, and dramatizations in movies and TV can make actual human trafficking harder to spot.
Disinformation on social media, and dramatizations in movies and TV can make actual human trafficking harder to spot.
City of Columbus swears in new mayor and administration
It was a big day for the city of Columbus, swearing in a new mayor and four new city council members.
Pontotoc Police Chief retiring after over four decades of service
Chief Randy Tutor has overseen the department through growth, technology additions and one of the lowest crime rates in the state
A longtime Northeast Mississippi law officer has wrapped up the final shift of his career. Pontotoc Police Chief Randy Tutor is retiring after more than four decades as a police officer.