It is the season for Summer camps and students at one camp are learning all about what it takes to serve and protect.
A Georgia man was killed in a weekend motorcycle crash in Lowndes County.
The Lee County Coroner’s Office is investigating a traffic fatality that occurred last night.
The Columbus City Council is discussing moving forward with the Safer Streets program.
At today’s work session, the Columbus City Council drafted a resolution to amend the city budget to take care of expenses that came up over the past year.
Bankfirst Yards at the Lowndes County Sportsplex is playing host to the Dizzy Dean 12-U Baseball and Softball Tournaments.
Mississippi Agriculture Commissioner announced his intention to run for Governor on Wednesday evening, June 11, on social media.
The library has been hosting free tech workshops since January, adding to the already expansive services the library hosts.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealey talks with Eddie Myles and Milton Smith about the Boys To Men Life Skill Academy.
Big Ideas Inc. has partnered with the Tennessee Valley Authority, the CREATE Foundation, Toyota Mississippi, and CDF to bring its mobile learning lab to high schools.
A local cotton farmer discusses setbacks in crop production.
There are certain things that take you back to a place in time. Walking through the woods and finding a sweet treat in the middle of summer can be one of them. In this week’s Next to Nature we learn more about wild blackberries.
Thousands of tenth graders across the area will have a unique, hands-on experience with a high-tech mobile learning lab this fall.
Franklin Hill, the Drinking Water and Wastewater Operator for the town’s water system has been named the 2025 Water Works Operator of the Year for Mississippi.
They are in need of volunteers and donations. If you’d like to help, you can call (662) 574-2714.
WCBI’s Allie Martin accepted a check on behalf of the North Mississippi St Jude Heroes, in the amount of $11,660.
Bond has been set for a man accused of shooting another man in the leg.
Starkville Police have arrested a Columbus man accused of committing fraud across multiple states.
Final preparations are underway for one of the biggest patriotic events in the region.
The Miss Pontotoc Ridge Teen Volunteer partnered with local businesses to donate a percentage of their sales to The Shine Foundation.
Whether you’re starting from scratch or needing extra assistance, the Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief team is stepping in to lend a hand.
A district-wide ribbon cutting was held to celebrate the 4 new pre-K classrooms in the county. Ceremonies were held at Aliceville Elementary, Reform Elementary, and Gordo Elementary.
A panel of three Federal judges ordered the Mississippi Legislature to redraw its electoral map, and that means new lines for five State House of Representatives seats in our area.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Barbara Bigelow about the upcoming events “Sound of Summer” and “Lemonade Day”.