Crime Stoppers (West Point Police Department) – 07/14/26
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with West Point Police Department Lieutenant Mary Huggins about a new law that adds harsher repercussions for youth-related armed crimes.
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with West Point Police Department Lieutenant Mary Huggins about a new law that adds harsher repercussions for youth-related armed crimes.
Today on Good News, Kealy and Colin Krieger discuss upcoming events around the area.
One person is in jail after a stabbing at an apartment complex in Starkville…
The community is coming together to support a Starkville Police Officer who was seriously injured on the job…
CBS affiliate, WJTV, reports that at last night’s meeting, the Yazoo City Board of Aldermen voted to hire current Columbus Police Chief Joseph Daughtry to lead Yazoo City’s Police Department…
Ja’Tavious Johnson and Jacob Triplett, both of Carthage, were arrested and charged with First-Degree Murder and three counts of Attempted Murder…
A former Greenville Police Officer will spend the next seven years behind bars. Martavis Moore was sentenced in the United States Attorney’s Office…
SHANNON, Miss., (WCBI) — On Saturday, July 13, a group woman who are united by an unfortunate event came together to lean on each other, uplift one another to let their families and friends know, “we don’t have to walk this alone.” Angel Moms held their annual Family and Friends Day in the Poplar Springs Community Park in Shannon. The…
STARKVILLE, Miss., (WCBI) — NFL star Jeffery Simmons held his annual football camp at the Sportsplex in Starkville. The two-day camp focused on offensive, defensive and special teams’ skills. Young players were able to receive coaching not only from Simmons but also one of his former teammates and area coaches. Tennessee Titans star Jeffery Simmons came back to the town…
A Pontotoc County-based ministry continues to help men and women find freedom from addiction and build a new life for themselves and their families. Allie Martin has more…
It has its roots as an agricultural fair and exposition, but in the past 130 plus years, the Neshoba County Fair has grown into “Mississippi’s Giant Houseparty”…
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Increased rain potential with a slight break in the heat. MONDAY NIGHT: Isolated rain chances will continue through the evening. Overnight lows will drop into the lower 70s. TUESDAY: A Low pressure system will continue to rotate moisture around the Twin State region. This will keep scattered showers and thunderstorms around. Afternoon high temperatures will be…
North Mississippi Health Services names a new Chief Operating Officer. Shawn Morrow took on the role at the end of August…
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Miss Mississippi Volunteer Caroline Chaney about Caroline’s experience being crowned and her goals moving forward…
We now know the name of the victim who was shot and killed in a Lowndes County homicide…
It is something you are likely hearing weekly, that scams are everywhere. Scammers are using different tactics and trying to make victims feel like they are in high-pressure situations in order to get information and money from them…
19-year-old David Tyler Jones was arrested and charged with possession of a Schedule II Narcotic…
A group of mostly middle-aged businessmen is still entertaining crowds after nearly two decades. Allie Martin has more…
Many students in our area have less than a month left of summer before returning to school. A nonprofit organization in Starkville wants to ensure that all students have clean clothing when they go back to class…
Ahead of his annual football camp in Starkville, Jeffrey Simmons partnered with Academy Sports to take 20 kids on a $4000 shopping spree. Because when you look good, you feel good…
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Takes A Village Founder Ricky Harris and Organizer Courtney Brewer about the upcoming 6th Annual BACK2SCHOOL BASH Family Fun Day!
Today on Pets Without Partners, Kealy talks with Kim Hays about our special guest, Maggie!
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Hundreds rolled through Columbus this week for United Way’s Free Community Giveaway. Cars wrapped twice around the Roger Short Soccer Complex — with lines stretching all the way to Main Street. “No IDs, nothing had to be checked. All you had to do is bring a good attitude and they loaded up the cars, and it…
Some of the brightest middle schoolers throughout Mississippi spent their day showcasing their knowledge about the US Constitution and the nation’s system of government…