The fund goes to support pet owners in their time of need, as well as help strays who come in with catastrophic injuries.
Tupelo Public School Superintendent Dr. Rob Picou said overhauling the restroom facilities in older buildings is just one part of the proposed bond package.
A man pleaded guilty to a shooting at a Columbus nightclub.
The LINK held an official ribbon cutting for its new offices on Tuesday, August 19.
A man is in jail after police said he crashed his vehicle into a martial arts school in New Albany.
Monroe County law enforcement are asking for help finding a burglar.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Michelle Mcgill and Fields Furgeson about the upcoming Paddle For A Purpose.
22-year-old Frederick Washington is wanted for aggravated assault. He’s considered armed and dangerous.
A chase through Oxford ends with an Ocean Springs man in the Lafayette County Jail.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy is back in the studio with Dr. Watson to discuss Nasal Flu Shot vs Regular Flu shots in the arm.
On this week’s Good News, Kealy talks with Colin about upcoming events, including a pickleball tournament happening this week.
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Having a passion for your community doesn’t have an age limit. For one Columbus City Councilman, that passion started early on. It has been a full-circle moment for Ward 2 Columbus City Councilman Roderick Smith. When Smith was in high school, he served on the Mayor’s Youth Council. 15 years later, he’s back at the same office…
A Tupelo company is honored for its groundbreaking technology, contributions to the Mississippi economy, and its partnership with a center at the University of Mississippi that helps small businesses. Allie Martin was at Hyperion Technology Group and has more on the award and how the company is growing and keeping highly skilled workers in the region.
But the numbers show many people don’t, and Starkville police tell me it’s leading to more violent crimes.
Students return to class at Itawamba Community College on August 18.
For more than three decades, students from the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science have helped frame Columbus’s part in that past for the present generation.
According to the Amory Police Department, 24-year-old Yasmine Ariel Murry of Columbus and 25-year-old Kierra Monique Williams of Columbus have both been charged with Shoplifting-Over $1,000.
An Oxford man has been arrested on a child sex crime.
Lafayette County deputies believe they were able to stop an escape attempt.
A Tupelo homeowner found a man in their house armed with a brick.
Today’s WCBI Sunrise includes Kealy as she talks with Mariah Beckom about being the Miss Junior Black Rodeo.
Co-chair for the sale, Jacque Tisdale, said there were over 70 shoppers a part of the sale on the first day.
The event is meant to give the community a fun place to celebrate books, meet authors, and relive the joys of book fairs.
Volunteers helped students move into their dorms, limiting stress on students being thrust into a whole different world.