Starkville police said a suspect barricaded himself and a child in an apartment at Brookville Garden. SWAT team members negotiated with the suspect for over two hours before entering the apartment.
It started out as a stalled car. But the SUV quickly went up in flames. No one was injured when the Ford Explorer began to burn.
For this first Food Truck Tuesday, Tasha Wright was picking up three cheeseburgers for herself and her coworkers. She was glad for the additional lunchtime choices.
Agriculture serves as the backbone of our state’s economy. Studies show agriculture employs nearly 30% of Mississippi workers.
Chief Meteorologist Isaac Williams gave a lesson outside of the classroom. He spoke to the Columbus Rotary Club about the weather we see here in the viewing area.
The Mayor and City Council council members are expected to take up a plan to brighten existing lights along 20th Street North between Seventh and 14th Avenues.
It is a problem facing law enforcement agencies nationwide: recruiting and retaining good officers. And it’s a problem the West Point Police Department is facing head-on.
Tupelo police are looking for the person they say shot another man earlier today. It happened just before noon at a house in the 3000 block of Beasley Drive.
Starkville leaders are hosting the first public hearing on a proposed panhandling ordinance. Residents can discuss the regulation at the board of aldermen meetings.
Construction work is in progress in Tupelo. Robin’s Field located on Jackson Street will be closed to construction now until November.
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The CDC has also reported that there are new variants of the disease that can be considered a challenge to our immune systems.
The armyworms have always been around during the late summer, but this year, it has been more like an invasion.
Being in extreme heat for long periods can be deadly. Two churches in the WCBI viewing area are trying to provide a place for people to cool off.
A Eupora man is in the Lee County Jail facing charges in a Tupelo homicide. Tupelo police, with the help of the U.S. Marshals Service Task Force, arrested Stephen LaVarr McComb.
Cities and towns across the country are hoping to bridge the gap between law enforcement and communities.
The changing landscape of the local soccer scene is prompting a change on the pitch at the Roger Short Soccer Complex.
Columbus Fire and Rescue is investigating an arson fire at an abandoned house. The blaze happened about 3 a.m. Monday at 723 16th Street North.
Aberdeen police are searching for two people of interest after a shooting injured one person. Police Chief Quinell Shumpert said the gunfire started about 4:15 Sunday afternoon.
Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science students now know their college is paid. Mississippi University for Women is offering every senior at MSMS a full-tuition scholarship.
25-year-old Trevyon Thomas was charged with enticement of a child to produce a visual depiction of sexual conduct.
A Columbus woman was shot while allegedly trying to steal a gun. 19-year-old Aajha Denman was charged with strong armed robbery.
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