Chasing The Weather – 05/20/25
Today we go live as Isaac tells about the severe weather going on.
Today we go live as Isaac tells about the severe weather going on.
Today on Good News with Colin, Kealy talks with Colin about the good news for the week.
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Chad Bell, Crimestoppers Associate Director, about the usefulness of the P3 Tips app.
A tree crashed into Yarshika Hogan’s home around 5 am on Sunday, May 18.
The story of refugees from South Africa has made headlines, and sparked even more discussion about requirements for asylum seekers, looking to come to America
Whether you’re relaxing on the boat or wakeboarding, it’s important to keep water safety at the forefront of your mind.
It appears a Lowndes County robbery victim was a set-up. There’s been one arrest, but deputies are searching for other suspects.
Tupelo Police made an arrest in connection with an April shooting and got a machine gun conversion device off the streets.
AiM UP is working to build the state’s talent shortage for skilled workers by providing skills instruction to the current workforce.
CAFB’s 14th Engineer Squadron Fire Department was called to a house fire on base around 9:40 am on May 19.
The last class to attend Todd High School, formerly known as Lamar County Training School, was in 1969.
The remains of a Lamar County, Alabama, shooting suspect are found near the original scene.
Today, we go live to see Isaac discuss the weather for this week
A Crime Stoppers tip led to the arrest of a man wanted for robbery in Lowndes County.
During a closed day at Zachery’s, the restaurant is striving to strengthen relationships and raise awareness.
A former special education teacher at Lewisburg High School is facing charges of fondling by a person of trust in a case involving a student, according to DeSoto County court documents.
Just after 6:30 pm, on May 17, a car heading west toward Starkville ran off the road at the Hickory Grove Road exit smashing through metal barriers and landing upside down.
Operation Continue Service provides veterans with the help they may need after completing their service to our country.
Local first responders and their families share why it’s important to thank these everyday heroes for all they do.
Deputies in Lowndes County are taking part in the national “Click It or Ticket” campaign.
Itawamba Community College held three commencement ceremonies today on Fulton campus for the class of 2025.
A Tupelo personal trainer and businessman is using his life experiences to motivate, equip, and inspire others.
The Mississippi Department of Education reports 77% of 3rd graders passed their reading test on the first try, which is a record high.
The reward for information leading to the location of a missing Pontotoc County man is increased to $10,000.