19 years later: How Hurricane Katrina changed EMA
Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Mississippi Gulf Coast on August 29, 2005. The powerful hurricane changed the landscape of the Coast and the lives of thousands of people.
Two fallen US soldiers honored in Noxubee County
If you find yourself driving through Noxubee County, you’re likely to come across something new.
Reward increased for missing man in Noxubee Co.
The reward for information about a missing Noxubee County man has increased.
Oxford US Army veteran gets new tiny home
An army of volunteers and donors went to work after learning of the dire living conditions for the disabled 71 year old veteran
US Army Veteran Frankie Dunn was the honored guest at a brief ceremony, where he was presented with the key to his new home.
Supervisors move forward with new jail plans in Lee County
Lee County Supervisors have voted to move ahead with plans for a new jail and justice center.
Macon dedicates road in honor of two fallen U.S. Soldiers
Two segments of Highway 45 in Noxubee County were renamed in memory of Navy Ensign Andrew Triplett and Army Sergeant Travis A. Cooper.
One person in custody after shooting in Oktibbeha County
Oktibbeha County deputies were investigating a shooting. Sheriff Shank Phelps said the incident happened on Taylor Road, near Sturgis.
Inferno Sports Bar murder trial: Man found guilty
Jurors have found Undra Williams Jr. guilty of shooting and killing Devin Thompson at the Inferno Sports Bar in May 2023.
Barnes Crossing Hyundai gets top dealer award
Owner says car industry is strong, with customer incentives and more inventory
As Hyundai dealership of the year, Joe Marshall and Barnes Crossing Hyundai are part of an exclusive club.
State lieutenant governor says strong universities are vital
Mississippi’s Lieutenant Governor said it is vital to have strong universities throughout the state. In the most recent legislative session, a move to close three universities failed, along with an attempt to bring MSMS to MSU.
Bill barring public university funding of DEI dies in legislature
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, better known as DEI has been a hot political target on the state and national level.
Outburst by three men in Columbus courtroom leads to chase
An outburst during the Undra Williams murder trial leads to a chase and a city councilman being fined.
Dry conditions prompt burn bans across region
Many fires have been put out over the weekend as the heat continues to rise.
Person wanted after reported storage burglary in Calhoun Co.
Calhoun County deputies are asking for help to find a burglar.
Details on proposed new Jail presented to Lee County residents
Lee County Supervisors held the first public hearing regarding the plans for the Lee County Adult Detention Center.
Inferno Sports Bar murder trial continues in Columbus
In addition to the murder charge, Undra Williams Jr. was also facing four counts of aggravated assault.
West Point CTC helps students dress for success
Interviewing for a job is a huge milestone in life, but it can also be very nerve-racking. That’s why the West Point Career and Technology Center is helping students dress to impress.
Supervisors discuss state of OCH Regional Medical Center
County and hospital leaders met to hear about the state of OCH Regional Medical Center. No information was released from the executive session, where the report was given.
Woman could face 10 years in prison if convicted of embezzlement
There are new developments in the embezzlement case involving a former Caledonia Park Commission official.
Bond set for Macon homicide suspect
Bond was set for a woman charged in connection with a Macon homicide. Ciara Latham was charged with aggravated assault and murder.
Two men arrested after police reportedly discover meth
Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott said on the morning of August 22, deputies assisted agents with the Mississippi Department of Corrections at a home in Clay County.
Booneville man charged with shooting into house
A Booneville man was charged with several felonies after allegedly trying to shoot into a building.
Aberdeen Park and Recreation hosts 3rd annual prom for adults
ABERDEEN, Miss. (WCBI) – Prom can be considered one of the popular events for the youth to come together. But in Aberdeen, prom was used to unite the adults together in the community. Aberdeen Park and Recreation hosted the third annual “Pushing 50 and above ages Prom” held at the Aberdeen Community Center. Aberdeen Park and Recreation held its 3rd…
Kids Market features young entrepreneurs
A lemonade stand, petting zoo, fingernail painting, and more were available at the Kids Market in Columbus.
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The Kids Market at Station 82 in Columbus is a venue where any young entrepreneur may come to set up their own stands for free. Savannah Lewis and Garrex Maher shared what the event was all about, and what the little businesses had to offer. “We are doing this kids-only vendor event on the fourth Saturday…