Mid-morning (Salute To Lowndes County) – 09/10/25
Today’s Mid-Morning includes Kealy as she sits down with Bruce Johnson to discuss the upcoming Salute To Lowndes County event.
Mid-Morning (9/11 Stair Climb) – 09/10/25
Also on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Cater Shannon and Braydan Ballard about the 9/11 Stair Climb Event.
WCBI Sunrise (What You Need To Know) – 09/10/25
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Keyton Blocher and Nick Hariston about what you need to know this Wednesday.
New homes on the way in Downtown Columbus
Friendly City Development is working to bring new homes to Downtown Columbus. Nic Parish, one of the founders, explains the vision for the area.
Wine the Experience: CPCS class at MSU explores wine culture
Many people who drink wine enjoy a glass almost as much as they enjoy learning about how it was made. Now, the College of Professional and Continuing Studies at Mississippi State is helping enthusiasts learn more.
Suspect arrested in connection with Nettleton church/business burglaries
Surveillance video was a major tool to help police crack the case
A Nettleton man is in jail, facing charges in connection with recent church burglaries.
Man arrested after a drive-by shooting investigation in Amory
Amory Police have made an arrest in a drive-by shooting investigation.
Good News with Colin – 09/09/25
Today’s Good News includes Kealy and Colin Krieger as they discuss the good news happening this week!
Local movie screening back by popular demand
Local director Sean Armstrong will host a second screening for his feature film, “It All Comes Back.”
Mid-Morning (The Glass Menagerie) – 09/09/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Quan Walker and Garett about the upcoming The Glass Menagerie.
Two men charged with burglary and vehicle theft in Amory
Two Monroe County men are facing charges.
Mental health expert gives tips for suicide prevention
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Community Counseling Services gives advice on how to help yourself or a loved one having a mental health crisis.
Local businesses benefit from MSU’s home opening win
Football season is an exciting time on the Mississippi State University campus and around Starkville and the surrounding area.
Vietnam veteran gets a helping hand from 7 Days for the Troops
An army of volunteers builds a wheelchair ramp for a Monroe County Army veteran
A Vietnam era Army veteran from Okolona can now get into and out of his home easier, thanks to a team of volunteers. WCBI’s Allie Martin has more.
Grand Marshals announced for 77th Tupelo Christmas Parade
The 2025 Reed’s Tupelo Christmas parade is set for December fifth at 6 pm The 77th annual parade will feature the Tupelo Fire Department as Grand Marshals.
7 Days for the Troops Founder holds food drive in Tupelo
7 Days for the Troops Founder Scott Burns heard that local food pantries were facing shortages, so he and some volunteers put up the “Honor Tower” in the Sam’s Club parking lot .
Midday (Fire Department Fish Fry) – 09/08/25
Today’s Midday includes Grace Brister as she talks with Braden Stewart and Clayton Aldrige about the upcoming Fire Department Fish Fry.
Midday (Health Fair at the W) – 09/08/25
Today on Midday, Grace Brister is in the studio with Christina Chunn as they discuss the upcoming Health Fair at the W Campus.
Deputies search for a shooting suspect in Union Co.
Union County deputies are searching for a gunman after a person was shot inside a home.
MSU fans welcomes new experience of tailgating
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (WCBI) – College football season is in full effect, and that means tailgating is a part of many fans’ gameday experience. Mississippi State hosts its first home game of the season, and this brings tailgaters to start the year in a new fashion. Tailgating is a part of many gameday routines, whether it’s students, alumni, or fans…
Ginny Walker Shurlds held a book signing in Starkville
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) A Mississippi State University graduate is trying to inspire more children to want to read books, while also make a name for herself. Ginny Walker Shurlds held a book signing in Starkville this weekend. Shurlds wrote the “Mississippi State A to Z” book. The book introduces the alphabet through the traditions and icons of MSU. The book…
Columbus gunfire sparks neighborhood concern
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – A neighborhood shooting sparks concern from residents. Columbus Police are still looking for suspects in Saturday’s shooting on Airline Road. CPD responded to the call Saturday afternoon. Residents on the 500 block of the east Columbus street said they heard multiple rounds of gunfire. One person, who asked to remain anonymous, said she and her husband…
Duck Hill Community came together for the Bogue Creek Festival
DUCK HILL, Miss. (WCBI) It was a weekend of fun in Montgomery County. The rain did not stop thousands of people from coming out to the annual Bogue Creek Festival. This festival offered food, vendors, music, and children’s activities. The event also offered arts and crafts, a car show, and much more. Event Co-organizer Miranda Dean said, events like this are…
9/11 first responders were honored on Saturday
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) First responders and residents from all over north East Mississippi came together to participate in the annual 9/11 stair climb. This event is where people walk up and down several flights of stairs, to remember the fallen first responders who died on September 11th, 2001. Attendees walked more than three laps inside of the Cadence Bank Arena, this…