The Calhoun County Career and Technical Center sponsored a career fair, geared to elementary students.
Bridgeway Church is bringing the very first Night to Shine event to Starkville, and members of the church tell me this has always been a dream of theirs.
Today on Midday, WCBI has a group of special guests from McKellar Technology Center.
This week’s Good news includes Kealy Shields and Colin Krieger, as they talk about upcoming events going on this week.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Angus Catchot about the Walk Mississippi Event.
On this week’s Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks to Jeremy Dubois with Clay County Crimestoppers about a recent shooting in the area.
The administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency saw firsthand how Toyota Mississippi not only makes cars, but also protects the environment.
Safety cones stretch roughly from the old Magnolia Bowl to the new Magg Dispensary.
The store also provides unique opportunities for students with research and education about animal and dairy products.
The Starkville Fire Department has lifted its city-wide burn ban.
Congratulations to our WCBI Teacher of the Month, Mrs. Gwendolyn Hughes of Noxubee County Career and Technical Center.
“A lot of new”, that’s one way Mississippi State Head Men’s Basketball Coach Chris Jans describes this year’s squad.
students and staff at Grace Christian School are recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month with lessons that celebrate culture, language, and diversity.
A group of local realtors and financial experts came together in Starkville this weekend to help residents turn their dreams of homeownership into a reality.
Yokohama Tire Manufacturing Mississippi hosted a special event in West Point to mark ten years since its first tire rolled off the line.
Today, Kealy Shields spoke to Lydia Martin and Andi Turner with the Golden Triangle Singers about their upcoming fall choral concert on November 6.
84-year-old Robert Pearce graduated from Mantachie High School in 1959.
CALEDONIA, Miss. (WCBI) It was a Weekend of fun in Lowndes County. Thousands of people showed up for the annual Caledonia Day Festival. Each year, the event offers Food vendors, games, and Children activities. It also offers clothing and jewelry vendors, live entertainment and much more. Caledonia Mayor Betty Darnell said there is a lot of work that goes into…
CLAY COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) Around 1:00 on Saturday morning, Clay County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to White Station Road about a shooting. When deputies arrived, they found a male with a gunshot wound to the head. Clay County investigators were called to the scene, and found multiple shell casings in the road, and two vehicles that had been hit by bullets….
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) On Friday night, the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office was contacted by medical personnel at Noxubee General Hospital about a gunshot victim who had arrived for treatment. Deputies responded to the hospital and spoke with a witness, who reported that the shooting happened on Main Street in Crawford near Tina’s. The witness told deputies, a black Honda…
CALEDONIA, Miss. (WCBI) An investigation is underway after a fire broke out in Lowndes County. A little after 12:00 Saturday afternoon, District one firefighters from Caledonia responded to a structure fire at the Caledonia Pharmacy. When they arrived, they found thermal and smoke damage, but the structure was saved. Fire Coordinator Jim Robbins tells WCBI, the fire appears to have…
OXFORD, Miss. (WCBI) On Tuesday October 14th, an Oxford Police Department detective was contacted by another agency about a possible human trafficking case. After talking to the victim, detectives were able to identify 22-year-old Alana McCammon of, and 23-year-old Bailey Prince as the suspects. McCammon and Prince were both charged with 1 count of Human Trafficking. McCammon’s bond will be…
LEE COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) The law enforcement agency said, scammers are targeting family members of people who have been booked into the Lee County Adult Jail, pretending to be a bondsperson or jail staff member. The caller is claiming your family member or friend needs immediate payment to cover fines or fees for their release. They also may ask for…
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) Monday marked 18 years since Demakia Phinizee went missing in Tupelo. Phinizee was last seen at around noon on October 12th, 2007, at the Fillimore Center Alternative School where she worked as a security guard. She was dropping someone off. She was last seen driving a 2005 Pontiac Grand Am, and it was found that evening at…