LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – Local farmers had the opportunity to sell and trade their goods in Lowndes County. It was marked as the inaugural Trader Day at the Co-op Lowndes County farm supply. There were over 20 vendors. There was fresh produce, plants, and farm animals. Leah Huerkamp said her farming business benefited from Trader Day. “It was great…
CRAWFORD, Miss. (WCBI) – Residents in Crawford gathered early this morning for the annual Crawford Day festival walkathon and health fair. Some health fair topics were handling stress, anxiety disorders, and health examinations. Crawford Mayor Willie Parson said these events were beneficial to attendees. “Some people that did not know they had high blood pressure, they found out today, said…
ITAWAMBA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The Mississippi Highway Patrol reports a semi-truck crash in the early morning hours of Saturday, July 13 in Itawamba County. The incident happened on Interstate 22 in the Westbound lane in Tremont near Exit 113. The back side of the truck was hanging off the bridge. All lanes were blocked around 6:53 Saturday morning. Around…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – An argument between two people in Columbus turns into an Aggravated Assault case. Columbus Police Department says on July 11th, officers to the 500 block of 9th Avenue South for a disturbance. Michael Tate and Jaquon Norwood were in an argument that turned physical. Norwood allegedly grabbed a knife and cut Tate on his right hand….
MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – Mississippi Politicians react to the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump. Governor Tate Reeves posted on X, “Pray for President Donald Trump! Pray for the Trump family! Pray for the attendees at the rally! And please…Pray for America! God’s protection and grace, along with the vigilance of patriots, is the only shield against evil.” State senators…
Tupelo police said it was a tip that led them to investigate a possible case of prostitution at a local motel. Officers found three people inside a room.
The motorcycles are fully equipped with radar, sirens, and lights to help deputies tackle a growing problem in the county.
When officers arrived, it was the worst possible outcome. Authorities found the bodies of Linda Daniels and Chancie Ware.
After a decade of serving homeowners in the Starkville area, Home Store Furnishings is going out of business.
An update on the story of the stolen UTVs in West Point. Law enforcement found those UTVs and made an arrest.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to find a couple of suspected battery thieves. Deputies took a report of a vehicle burglary at a business in the western part of the county.
Tax-free weekend starts today (July 12) and many families are already out and taking advantage of the reduced prices.
Thieves drive away with two sport UTVs from a West Point dealership, leaving it in shambles. The break-in happened just after midnight at Adventure ATV.
The Columbus Police Department is adding to its camera collection, and they’re inviting businesses to do the same.
The Columbus Air Force Base Spouses Club is looking to leave a lasting impression on the friendly city. It’s an effort to give back to a community that’s given them so much.
It was a trip to a high-tech driving range out of town that got Wesley and Dena Bray thinking about bringing something similar to Northeast Mississippi.
Thought about becoming a Mississippi High Patrol state trooper but didn’t know where to start, MHP’s job fair is the place for you.
As temperatures continue to rise, more people are depending on their air conditioners to keep them cool. This does put a strain on cycle plants, as they try to keep up with the high demands of electricity.
It started on the kitchen stove. Starkville Fire Investigators say they believe grease was left on the eye of the stove. And, the eye was left on.
A two-vehicle crash in Columbus stalls traffic and injures a driver. The crash happened just before 11 this morning on Highway 45, near Carl Hogan Chevrolet.
If you’re planning on doing any outdoor burning in West Point, it will have to wait. The West Point Board of Selectmen voted to enact a burn ban in the city.
A Clay County man was indicted on a child sex crime. Troy Creely was charged with touching a child for lustful purposes.
A complaint at a Tupelo motel led to the arrests of two Memphis women for human trafficking. Monday, Tupelo police received a tip about possible prostitution at a motel in the city.
A Gulf Coast woman came to Columbus to claim her lottery prize. Erika Dawson won a 20-foot Sun Tracker pontoon boat from Performance Marine.