WCBI Sunrise (Trunk or Treat) – 10/28/25
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Eric talks to Leann Alexander about the upcoming Trunk or Treat event.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Eric talks to Leann Alexander about the upcoming Trunk or Treat event.
One person has died after an officer-involved shooting in Monroe County.
Drivers in Oktibbeha County need to expect lane closures on Highway 82 and County Lake Road Area.
Citizens are calling for a change in leadership in Calhoun City.
Columbus Fire and Rescue is celebrating a milestone year:185 years since the department was established.
On today’s Midday, Kealy Shields is in the studio with Norris Richey as they discuss the Hope Church Foster Parents Replanted Conference.
Today’s WCBI Sunrise includes Kealy talking with Trish Cunetto about the upcoming Festival of Trees.
Kendrick Marshon Bankhead, affectionately known as KJ, was first diagnosed with cancer shortly after his 2nd birthday.
First responders see and deal with the worst of the worst, but don’t always get appreciation for what they do. A local Senior living home is stepping up to make sure all their hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.
Thirty men and women are now members of the brotherhood and sisterhood known as the Thin Blue Line.
Starkville Police made an arrest for drug charges and weapon possession following a search warrant.
Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures skates into Tupelo’s Cadence Bank Arena from November 13 through November 16.
Math is everywhere. That’s one of the messages behind Mississippi University for Women’s celebration of Sonya Kovalevsky High School Mathematics Day.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves said he will appoint board members when it is legally allowed.
Some area students got a chance to get out of the classroom and see the fun side of science.
Go to wcbi.com/contests to vote for your favorite spooky displays.
Some customers of the Cason Water District need to take extra precautions for the next 24 hours.
Today on Pets Without Partners, Grace Brister talks with Brandy and her special guest, Betty.
October is set aside as “Women’s Small Business Month”, a time to celebrate the achievements of female entrepreneurs. And one Northeast Mississippi business owner is proof that hard work, determination, and loyalty to employees are some key ingredients for success.
The 122-room Hotel Madelon will serve as an anchor for the planned Crossroads development. It is the first phase of a four-phase project designed to draw people to the city to visit and live and help improve the city’s bottom line.
MSU Athletics is collaborating with the Starkville Partnership to use name, image, and likeness as a way to maximize its brands.
Mississippi State’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, along with the Astronomy Club, plans to host a special event just in time for Halloween.
The City of Columbus announced today, October 23, that the proceeds from the event, organized by the city’s First Lady Stephanie Jones and Parks and Recreation Director Greg Lewis, will go to the Columbus Imaging Center.
Starkville is hosting its annual Pumpkin Palooza for children and families today, October 23.