Highway Patrol advise drivers about car safety while traveling
Operating a vehicle involves more than simply hopping in and driving: it requires careful preparation and attention to detail.
Rising number of illnesses give families awareness of health safety
With children leaving school and more people coming over for holiday get-togethers, clinics can get crowded in December.
Caledonia students spread holiday cheer with Christmas carols
Super Cavs sing songs of the season
LOWNDES COUNTY, MISS. (WCBI) – Students from Caledonia Elementary took time off from their schoolwork to spread some holiday cheer. The Christmas carolers went to area businesses to sing songs of the season, like Jingle Bells. This is the second year that students in the Super Cavs program have participated in the event. The school said it wouldn’t be possible…
Movie chronicles Tupelo woman who fought to lift hair braiders restrictions
Melony Armstrong hopes the movie "Freedom Hair" will inspire others
For Melony Armstrong, braiding hair and teaching the craft to others is her passion.
District attorney discusses possible charges in accidental shootings
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Over the weekend a 2-year-old accidentally shot himself in Starkville. He died from his injuries. When a child is involved in an accidental shooting, the focus of the investigation can be placed on the parents and their actions in securing the weapon. “The first fact we have to look at is where was the gun stored….
Lee Co. Supervisors approve of new jail complex pre-plans
Lee County Supervisors have given the “ok” for consultants to proceed with pre-planning and design for a new jail and justice complex.
West Lowndes Elementary teachers compete in decorating contest
West Lowndes Elementary teachers have a cheerful competition.
An update on a Starkville gun misfire incident
A 2-year-old has died after accidentally shooting himself.
Investigation underway after a serious accident in Lowndes Co.
A Columbus man died in an accident this morning December 17.
Local manufacturer lands Navy contract
Stark Aerospace Inc. of Lowndes County won a $61 million contract from the U.S. Navy for missile canister production.
MUW men’s basketball team making an impact during the holidays
MUW’s men’s basketball team is making a difference while having to stay on campus and away from their families during the holidays.
NAACP provides home cooked meals for the inmates in Macon
Missing out on the holidays can be difficult for anyone. That’s why a Noxubee County organization is reaching out to an often overlooked population.
Police uncover drugs and weapons off the streets in Itawamba Co.
Law Enforcement uncovered a stash of drugs and several weapons off the streets in Itawamba County.
Columbus Pastor announces he’s running for mayor
A Columbus Pastor is officially announcing that he is running for mayor.
Police respond to shots fired in Oktibbeha Co.
On Saturday morning, December 14, at a party on Shepard Road in Oktibbeha County, deputies responded to shots fired at about 1 a.m.
Man charged with felony fleeing in Tupelo, MS
The second time’s a charm for Tupelo Police in search of a suspect.
Mayor of Jackson announces parade to celebrate JS Football team
Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba announced on Monday, December 16, that a parade will be held in the capital city in celebration of the Jackson State football team.
Boil Water Notice now in effect for parts of Amory, MS.
A boil water advisory is in effect for parts of Amory after a water main break.
MHP investigates Lowndes Co. accident that left one person dead
Law enforcement is investigating a deadly Pedestrian incident.
Local universities prep students for jobs post-graduation
Life after college can sound scary, especially if you feel you aren’t prepared.
Starkville man arrested after gun misfire accidentally injures child
A Starkville man faces charges after a 2-year-old sustained accidental injuries from a gun.
Mississippi National Guard’s “Boss Lift” Showcases Military Life, Highlights Recruitment Challenges
The Mississippi National Guard recently hosted a “Boss Lift” event, giving civilians a rare, hands-on look at the life of service members while addressing a growing concern: the need for more recruits. The day began at Flowood’s 172nd Airlift Wing, where participants boarded a helicopter for a flight to Camp Shelby, a sprawling 134,000-acre training facility with a legacy dating…