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Groundbreaking ceremonies mark start of construction for Chickasaw Heritage Center

The 60 million dollar project will tell the history of the Chickasaws in their own words and from their perspective

June 26, 2024

Allie Martin,

TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) – After decades of planning and fundraising, it was time to break ground for the Chickasaw Heritage Center. The 162 acre campus will feature an exhibit hall, theater, art gallery, administrative offices and playground. There will also be a Chickasaw Village and other attractions, all with one main purpose. “It means we will be able to tell…

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Columbus Hyundai explains how you can ride cooler

June 26, 2024

Khamari Haymer,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)- June to August are the roughest times of the year for your vehicle. The extreme heat puts a lot of stress on the engine, and all other rubber pieces that are connected to it. That is why Making sure all fluid levels are good, and the air conditioner is working properly, has always been a summer routine…

New Laws for Mississippians on the Horizon

June 26, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

Columbus, Miss. (WCBI) – New Mississippi legislation will go into effect on July 1st. Here’s what you need to know. One of the most popular bills passed was House Bill 349. The law will ban trucks and SUVs with a lifted front fender more than 4 inches higher than the back fender, popularly known as squatted vehicles. Law enforcement and…

West Point PD adds new cameras around city

June 25, 2024

Khamari Haymer,

The West Point Police Department is adding a new level of security around town. The department has purchased eight new cameras.

Crosswalk At Ymca In Downtown Columbus Gets Facelift

Kids continue beautification of Columbus at crosswalk near YMCA

"If it wasn't pretty and it didn't look good, they wouldn't come."

June 25, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

Downtown Columbus is getting a makeover, starting this summer with a hand-painted crosswalk created by YMCA campers.

Changes at Monroe Co. Veterans Service Office means more help

Former services officer takes on new expanded role, while more staff are added at the county level

June 25, 2024

Allie Martin,

The Veterans Service Office in Monroe County was busy with walk-ins. And this year, along with newly renovated offices, there are also more staff members to handle veteran’s claims.

Solar farm is one of latest projects at Golden Triangle megaplex

June 25, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

Leaders of the Mississippi Democratic party want voters to know they stand behind the Build Back Better program initiated by the Biden Administration.

Tupelo receives grant to ease congestion at busy crossroads

June 25, 2024

Allie Martin,

There could eventually be some relief for motorists who get stuck by the train at Tupelo’s busiest intersection.

Kids in Clay County get behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement

June 25, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

The West Point Police Department and Clay County Sheriff’s Office are teaming up to host the Junior Deputy Camp this week.

Registration continues until July 12 for Starkville schools

Parents can get assistance on June 26 at Partnership Middle School from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

June 25, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

We’re just getting into summer, but the Starkville Oktibbeha School District is getting a head start on the new school year.

Starkville man arrested for allegedly stealing truck at Lowe’s

June 25, 2024

Eric Lampkin,

A Starkville man has been arrested for picking up one too many things on his Saturday Lowe’s run.

Highway 182/MLK corridor in Starkville gets more than $20M grant

Starkville mayor shares more about Hwy 182/MLK corridor project

June 25, 2024

Eric Lampkin,

The City of Starkville is in line for federal money to help get a revitalization project over the finish line.

Mississippi reaches record-high in total non-farm jobs

June 25, 2024

Joey Barnes,

Mississippi reaches several milestones in May for employment numbers. Governor Tate Reeves said the state maintained its record-low unemployment rate of 2.8%.

Man arrested for allegedly hitting girlfriend with hammer

June 25, 2024

Joey Barnes,

A Lowndes County man was accused of hitting his girlfriend with a hammer. 31-year-old Sa’Derrick D’Real White was charged with aggravated assault.

MHP investigates two crashes in Lowndes County

June 25, 2024

Eric Lampkin,

The Mississippi Highway Patrol is investigating two late afternoon crashes in Northern Lowndes County. One of those resulted in a fatality.

Dentists share alarming data about child dental care in Mississippi

June 24, 2024

Anthony Jenkins,

Some studies like Express Dentist show that Mississippi is at the bottom of the list when it comes to child dental care.

Dangers of hot cars: Tips to not forget your passengers

June 24, 2024

Khamari Haymer,

During this time of year, we often hear of children dying after being left in a hot car. Leaving a child in a vehicle with the windows up can be extremely dangerous.

House fire dangers: Actions you may not realize you do

Temperatures are soaring but that doesn't mean house fire dangers are fizzling out.

June 24, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

People usually associate a house fire with winter. In the summer, temperatures are soaring, but house fire dangers are not fizzling out.

In The Kitchen (Sweet Pepper’s Deli) – 06/24/2024

June 24, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

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Man arrested in Pickens County for illegal drugs during traffic stop

On Wednesday, June 19 deputies with the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office along with the Gordo Police Department deployed a K9 during a stop which indicated the presence of illegal narcotics.

June 23, 2024

Grace Brister,

PICKENS COUNTY, Ala. (WCBI) – A man is arrested in Pickens County during a traffic stop on Highway 82. On Wednesday, June 19 deputies with the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office along with the Gordo Police Department deployed a K9 during a stop which indicated the presence of illegal narcotics. While searching the vehicle deputies found approximately 60 pills that tested…

Local NAACP helps high school students with scholarship fund

June 23, 2024

Anthony Jenkins,

CLAY COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – Citizens of Clay County are in the giving mood for high school students. The Clay County branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) held its first-ever “Catfish and Blues” event and added a scholarship fundraiser. The inaugural Catfish and Blues event for the Clay County Branch of the NAACP was…

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Starkville Strong hosts Homeless Experience to educate community

They have created a Homeless Experience inviting the community to participate in a homeless simulation .Executive Director Brandi Herrington says they want to educate the community.

June 23, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Homelessness is a large issue nationwide and Starkville Strong is working to help the homeless population. They have created a Homeless Experience inviting the community to participate in a homeless simulation. Executive Director Brandi Herrington says they want to educate the community. “Doing events like this is important to educate and bring awareness to what homelessness…

Road closures in Tupelo may affect routes this week

Walsh Road from Endville Road to Timberlane Road will be closed to through traffic during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

June 23, 2024

Grace Brister,

TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Road closures in Tupelo may affect your route this week. Walsh Road from Endville Road to Timberlane Road will be closed to through traffic from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. This closure will last from Monday, June 24 through Friday, June 28 for roadway construction. Be on the lookout for detour routes. For 24/7 news and…

Part of Old West Point Road will be closed Monday for repairs

The road will be closed on Monday, June 24th from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The closure will be between Trotter Lane and Hunter Creek Lane on Old West Point Road near the Garrard Road intersection.

June 23, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

STARKVILLE, Miss (WCBI) – Part of Old West Point Road in Starkville is closing for repairs. The Starkville City Street Department is fixing a storm drain pipe on Old West Point Road. The road will be closed on Monday, June 24th from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The closure will be between Trotter Lane and Hunter Creek Lane on Old…

Groundbreaking ceremonies mark start of construction for Chickasaw Heritage Center

The 60 million dollar project will tell the history of the Chickasaws in their own words and from their perspective

Columbus Hyundai explains how you can ride cooler

New Laws for Mississippians on the Horizon

West Point PD adds new cameras around city

Kids continue beautification of Columbus at crosswalk near YMCA

"If it wasn't pretty and it didn't look good, they wouldn't come."

Changes at Monroe Co. Veterans Service Office means more help

Former services officer takes on new expanded role, while more staff are added at the county level

Solar farm is one of latest projects at Golden Triangle megaplex

Tupelo receives grant to ease congestion at busy crossroads

Kids in Clay County get behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement

Registration continues until July 12 for Starkville schools

Parents can get assistance on June 26 at Partnership Middle School from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Starkville man arrested for allegedly stealing truck at Lowe’s

Starkville mayor shares more about Hwy 182/MLK corridor project

Mississippi reaches record-high in total non-farm jobs

Man arrested for allegedly hitting girlfriend with hammer

MHP investigates two crashes in Lowndes County

Dentists share alarming data about child dental care in Mississippi

Dangers of hot cars: Tips to not forget your passengers

House fire dangers: Actions you may not realize you do

Temperatures are soaring but that doesn't mean house fire dangers are fizzling out.

In The Kitchen (Sweet Pepper’s Deli) – 06/24/2024

Man arrested in Pickens County for illegal drugs during traffic stop

On Wednesday, June 19 deputies with the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office along with the Gordo Police Department deployed a K9 during a stop which indicated the presence of illegal narcotics.

Local NAACP helps high school students with scholarship fund

Starkville Strong hosts Homeless Experience to educate community

They have created a Homeless Experience inviting the community to participate in a homeless simulation .Executive Director Brandi Herrington says they want to educate the community.

Road closures in Tupelo may affect routes this week

Walsh Road from Endville Road to Timberlane Road will be closed to through traffic during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Part of Old West Point Road will be closed Monday for repairs

The road will be closed on Monday, June 24th from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The closure will be between Trotter Lane and Hunter Creek Lane on Old West Point Road near the Garrard Road intersection.

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