Policy change: Ring Doorbell camera company shuts door on police
"Technology is a two-edged sword."
A well-known doorbell camera is closing the doors on providing police with video footage to be used as evidence in criminal cases.
What will it be?: MUW begins next steps in naming process
MUW leaders launched a survey to gauge interest in those names.
The polls are officially closed to make your voice heard on the proposed name change for Mississippi University for Women. After receiving backlash for a proposed new name, the university’s consulting firm generated a list of potential alternatives.
Fire damages apartment unit in Starkville
Firefighters in Starkville battled an apartment fire that caused some damage. A blaze erupted at Chandler Park Apartments on Reed Road.
Baldwyn shooting critically injures woman; Suspect in custody
Baldwyn police were investigating a shooting that has left a woman in critical condition. Officer Deundre Poole said police were called to an apartment on Water Street around 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
Grenada police search for suspects in two shooting incidents
Grenada police were searching for suspects after four people were shot Monday night. This came after four people, including a nine-year-old girl, were shot Saturday morning in a two-hour span.
Cyclist injured in Tupelo hit-and-run: Help needed to identify driver
Around 6:30 Monday night, Tupelo police were called to West Main Street near Lakeview Drive for a cyclist who had been hit by a vehicle.
Lee County deputies make drug arrest in Verona
Lee County deputies found fentanyl after a complaint in Verona. On Friday, deputies answered a call for service at a business in Verona.
Tupelo hit-and-run: Police no longer looking for black Toyota Camry
Police said they were no longer looking for a black Toyota Camry with a Chickasaw County tag. The incident happened around 9 p.m. Saturday on Highway 45 near Eason Boulevard.
‘In Our Nation’: Annunciation Catholic School celebrates veterans
As part of the nationwide celebration of Catholic Schools Week, Annunciation honored area veterans and welcomed them to campus.
Starkville Mayor urges caution going under S Washington St. bridge
The bridge is located on South Washington Street. Starkville Mayor Lynn Spruill and owner of Starkville U haul Kim Moreland, said taking extra precautions could save your car.
Macon police see rise in auto burglaries
A new trend is going viral, and local police say it could cost you your set of wheels. Over the last several days nearly five cars have been burglarized or stolen in the Macon area.
Alert: Telephone scammers posing as Lowndes County officials
"These people are professionals. They do this for a living. They scam people out of their money every day all day long."
Scammers always seem to find ways to work around things, like caller ID. Recently, one has been targeting Lowndes County residents.
In The Kitchen: Bluto’s Greek Tavern
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Amory police: Columbus man in custody for alleged fraud crime
A Columbus man was in custody for an alleged fraud crime. Jacob Gottschalk was charged with forgery for an incident that took place in Amory.
Water Valley special election: Voters will soon select new mayor
Former Water Valley Mayor Donald Gray had to resign that position after he was elected Chancery Clerk of Yalobusha County.
Potential dam breach watch issued for Arkabutla Dam
All eyes are on the Arkabutla Dam located in Desoto and Tate Counties in far northwest Mississippi. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a potential dam breach watch for the dam.
$20 Jackson Ticket Produces First $1 Million Winner
Additional big wins around the State
A Lee County woman walked away from the Mississippi Lottery Headquarters with the title of being the first millionaire winner of the $20 Jackson Game.
Last chance to vote: MUW’s new name survey closes January 29
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After widespread backlash to the university’s proposed rebranding to Mississippi Brightwell University earlier this month, MUW leaders went back to the drawing board to come up with other possibilities.
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Lee County Coroner identifies pedestrian killed in Tupelo
A vehicle hit a pedestrian on Highway 45 in Tupelo, Saturday night and there was still no word on the driver. Tupelo officers said it happened around 9 p.m. near Eason Boulevard.
Grenada police search for missing teen
Grenada police are asking for your help to find a missing teenager. Layla Jae Roberson was last seen in the early morning hours of Friday, January 26.
Starkville police: Fight escalates to gunfire on University Drive
What started as a fight in Starkville escalated to gunfire. Now, a Greenville man is charged with aggravated assault.
Starkville Utilities offers payment plans after extreme cold weather
Upcoming utility bills will reflect the deep freeze that shut down schools, businesses, roadways, and airports and caused many to shelter at home.
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Starkville Utilities warns that extreme weather could result in higher bills. Upcoming utility bills will reflect the deep freeze that shut down schools, businesses, roadways, and airports and caused many to shelter at home. Starkville Utilities is reminding customers that payment options are available to address the impacts of increased water and electricity usage during the…
Winter weather affects abundance of ducks in Mississippi
The El Nino year producing a cold and wet winter had hunters and watchers optimistic for the coming season.
MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – “Where are all the ducks?” That’s a question James Callicutt deals with from hunters and birders in Mississippi by the year. Callicutt is a Mississippi State University Extension Service instructor specializing in waterfowl and wetlands ecology. He says data shows duck abundance in the southeastern U.S. is well below average. The El Nino year producing a cold…