MUW reports highest enrollment growth in the state
The W leaders said seeing improvements in enrollment after facing recruiting hurdles in recent years is exciting.
Fifth graders learn positive ways to combat stress
D.A.R.E. program teaches about dangers of alcohol and drugs, while also encouraging children to make wise choices
Students at a Tupelo Elementary School got some tips on healthy ways to handle stress from someone who has dealt with high levels of stress as part of his daily job.
A mental health first aid training was held in Columbus
Connie and Morrison both know firsthand the impacts a mental health crisis can have on families, which is why they attended the mental health first aid training.
Columbus Exchange Club learns more about “One Nation Under God” month
The Exchange Club’s stated vision is “A strong America, safe communities, and unified people”. Today, the Columbus Exchange Club took time to focus on that vision.
MDWFP locates and captures the last remaining monkey loose in MS
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks says the final unaccounted-for Rhesus Macaque has been recovered.
Animal Health (Parvo) – 11/06/25
Today Dr. Ashley Jansen talks about her special guest Midnight, and her condition, Parvo.
Mid-Morning (Glam Session Name Pull) – 11/06/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Quan Walker about the Glam Session Name Pull Event.
Columbus Police Chief Responds to Morale Concerns Within Department
Claims of low morale and leadership tension inside the Columbus Police Department have sparked public discussion.
Federal workers face hardship in government shutdown
NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – The current Government shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history. It’s been more than a month since the shutdown began –leaving many federal workers on the job, but out a paycheck. “I haven’t been paid anything since the shutdown, not a dime. I get earning statements, but they’re all zeroed,” said one federal worker. There are…
$150 million returned to Mississippians by State Treasurer’s in the past 5 years
$150 million, that’s how much the State Treasurer’s Office has returned to Mississippians in the past five years.
Holiday Bazaar to take place at the Mill in Starkville
The Christmas Season has officially begun in Starkville. No, it’s not the first sighting of a Mariah Carey video. It’s the 53rd Annual Holiday Bazaar!
Next to Nature (Survival Kit) – 11/05/2025
On this week’s Next to Nature, Joey Barnes and Dr. Long as they discuss the importance of a survival kit.
Two men arrested on multiple charges in Grenada County
According to the Grenada County Sheriff’s Office, on November 4, after a lengthy and thorough investigation, two search warrants were executed in the Shurden Estates neighborhood in Gore Springs.
Front Street to be closed for repair by the City of Tupelo
On Thursday, November 6, a contractor for the City of Tupelo will close Front Street from Main Street to Jefferson Street.
One woman dead after a two-vehicle crash in Pickens Co.
A two-vehicle crash in Pickens County has claimed the life of an Aliceville woman.
Boil water notice issued for the town of Crawford
The town of Crawford is issuing a boil water notice.
Mid-Morning (Disney Events) – 11/05/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks Betty Bryan Cody Coleman about the upcoming Disney events, Columbus Winning Disney Artist and Neighborhood Tour.
Partners in Progress discuss goals and challenges in Columbus
The “Partners in Progress” group held its first meeting this morning to lay out some of the goals of the group, as well as start discussions on opportunities and challenges.
Locals revitalize historic building in downtown Bruce
A local family made some upgrades to the historic building, and now it’s the home of Square Mercantile.
Hunger Coalition of Northeast MS raising funds to provide chicken for families
The goal is to provide two whole chickens to 7,500 families
The government shutdown has now tied the record for the longest in history, and it is leaving more area households in a tight spot. The Hunger Coalition of Northeast Mississippi is stepping up to help meet the increased needs, and Allie Martin tells us how the community can help out.
Local sheriff warns parents of online predators
Playing a video game may seem harmless, but some people play with the wrong intentions.
Midday (Boys and Girls Club Event) – 11/04/25
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Ron Thorton about the upcoming Boys and Girls Club Event.
Good News With Colin – 11/04/25
Today on Good News, Kealy talks with Colin Krieger about the good new this week.
MDWFP works with law enforcement to locate missing primate
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks continues to work with authorities to locate the one remaining Rhesus Macaque.