Insurance agent discusses homeowners insurance in storm season
It’s severe weather season, and with that comes the risk of storm damage.
Caterpillar Centennial makes a stop in Corinth, MS.
Corinth plant celebrates company's milestone and looks to the future
Caterpillar is celebrating its 100th birthday by taking the party to plants across the nation. Corinth was the next stop on the Centennial World Tour.
MS Supreme Court denies Ivy’s motion to dismiss appeal
The Mississippi Supreme Court has denied Ivy’s motion to dismiss the appeal. Meaning the race will be on April 1’s primary election ballot.
MSU’s Agricultural Autonomy Institute hosts AI conference
The conference furthers the mission of the institute to make Mississippi the "Silicon Valley of Agricultural Autonomy".
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (WCBI) – The vision for Mississippi State University’s Agricultural Autonomy Institute is to establish Mississippi as the Silicon Valley of Agricultural Autonomy. One pioneer of that vision is Alex Thomasson, the institute’s director, who says when he first came to MSU he saw a huge opportunity. To merge engineering technology with agriculture to develop something new. “Which…
Golden Triangle Airport looks at new land for future development
The Golden Triangle Regional Airport is eyeing 109 acres adjacent to the runway for possible future development. The price tag is going to be close to $2 million.
An update on Police Chief’s home after a fire in Macon
An electrical issue was behind the fire at the Macon Police Chief’s home.
Lamar Co. recovers after receiving damage from severe weather
Lamar County saw the aftermath of the severe weather that came through early on March 31. Emergency Management Director Michael Wisdom said the county had straight-line wind damage and a lot of rain causing trees to fall down on roads.
3 tribal members sentenced to Federal prison for fellow member’s murder
Three members of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians are going to Federal prison for their roles in the murder of a fellow tribe member.
Three people reappointed by Lowndes Co. Board of Supervisors
The Lowndes County Board of Supervisors had appointments to four boards.
Recent storms in Lowndes County causes damage to a home
The storms that blew through Lowndes County early caused a tree to damage a home near Columbus Air Force Base.
Family business owners host festival for the public in Columbus
The Marshall Family hosted March Madness Festival, bringing in food trucks, live entertainment, and games.
MDOT releases warning of a new scam
The Mississippi Department of Transportation warns you of a scam.
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office warns public about new scam
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office has been made aware of an ongoing scam where the caller uses the phone number of the Sheriff’s Office, and the name of one of the department’s captains and deputies.
14-year-old girl from Leake Co. missing for almost 2 months
14-year-old Kassidy Washington left her home at 1249 Ealy Road in Lena, Mississippi, at around 1:00 a.m. on February 3, and she has not been seen since.
Goat Teez Apparel hosts pop-up at MSU Idea Shop
The clothing brand was started by then high-school freshman Devin Duncan in 2018 to inspire and uplift those who wear it.
The clothing brand was started by then high-school freshman Devin Duncan in 2018 to inspire and uplift those who wear it.
Rainbow Bazaar in Starkville brings LGBTQIA+ community together
The second annual Rainbow Bazaar is meant to create a safe space for the community to come together around local vendors creations.
The second annual Rainbow Bazaar is meant to create a safe space for the community to come together around local vendors creations.
Community Action Coalition host mental health event in Columbus
The Community Action Coalition is trying to help kids who are struggling with mental health.
Historical artifact showcase and presentation held in Columbus
Peter Colasante, the owner of L'efant Gallery in Georgetown, Washington D.C. brought dozens of historic artifacts to the friendly city.
Peter Colasante, the owner of L’efant Gallery in Georgetown, Washington D.C. brought dozens of historic artifacts to the friendly city.
Columbus Spring Pilgrimage kicking off its historic celebration
Columbus is steeped in a rich history, making the pilgrimage a can't-miss event for history buffs far and wide.
Columbus is steeped in a rich history, making the pilgrimage a can’t-miss event for history buffs far and wide.
Current NFL Player hosts annual Fun day for community
The Starkville community came together on March 30 to celebrate one of their own, NFL stand-out Willie Gay Jr.
Aberdeen School District gets new airplane
When you think of the things a school district might buy, paper or pencils come to mind. However, the Aberdeen School District is taking its purchasing power to new heights with an airplane.
Lee County teen advocates for youth battling epilepsy
Colton Vales chosen to take part in 'Teens Speak Up' initiative
14-year-old Colton Vales and his mom, Ashley, spent their spring break in Washington, DC, attending a conference sponsored by the Epilepsy Foundation of America.
Aviation manufacturing training program at EMCC taking applicants
The FlightPath9 program teaches the fundamentals of aviation manufacturing, offering a potential pathway to an apprenticeship with Airbus.
The FlightPath9 program teaches the fundamentals of aviation manufacturing, offering a potential pathway to an apprenticeship with Airbus.
Gordo family plans to keep a special piece of their home after tornado
GORDO, AL. (WCBI) – On March 15, 2025, an EF-2 tornado hit the town of Gordo. The storm left around 20 buildings in ruins, including homes and businesses. Kristi Pate was home with her two sons when she saw the line headed toward her town. “I immediately got the boys, got them to put shoes on and clothes on, and…