This January, New Hope becomes the first school in Mississippi to compete in all three categories at the Varsity Spirit National School Spirit Championships. The competition will take place at Walt Disney World in Orlando.
A prestigious badge is pinned on a Chickasaw County man who was injured in Iraq during his time in the Marines.
Finance professor says increasing tariffs from U.S. Government and pending trade agreements are some factors that “have led to a lot of uncertainty.”
Johnathan Hendrix was diagnosed with bipolar disorder when he was just 23. His family says at 30 years old, Johnathan now struggles to find a balance.
Mayor Scott Boman says this was a much-needed improvement, as many of the streets haven’t been re-paved in 20 to 30 years, while others had never been re-paved.
The State Auditor’s office is putting cities and towns on notice to get their audits completed.
The Boil Water Notice in effect for customers of the Shuqualak Butler Water Association has been lifted.
A South Carolina man will spend the next 17 and a half years in Federal Prison for sexually assaulting a child.
The Columbus Lowndes Public Library has a treasure trove of information and artifacts in its archives and special collections.
Victims’ testimonies can make an impact in court, from speeding up the criminal judicial process to getting closure for families.
This week’s segment of Animal Health includes Dr. Karen Emerson as she talks with her guest, Adicus, and her diabetic condition.
A man is dealing with severe injuries from an apparent assault by at least three suspects after a trail ride event.
The police department unveiled its 40,000 square-foot new facilities earlier this summer. The building formerly housed the Oxford Enterprise Center.
Being outdoors and exploring nature is fun and a real pastime for many people. However, not everyone knows where they can go to see what nature has to offer. In this week’s next to nature, we show you some options.
An investigation prompted by a drug test leads to Child Endangerment charges for two Lafayette County residents.
As part of WCBI’s ongoing competition, Kealy is in the studio with Keyton Blocher, Toby Steed, and Dylan Wilson to talk about the Ugliest Grill Contest.
Today on Sunrise, it’s What We Need to Know Wednesday, and Kealy Shields is with Keyon Blocher in the studio to discuss what we need to know this week.
Law enforcement is working to bridge the gap between them and the community.
A Northeast Mississippi mattress manufacturer is making its mark with continued growth and a simple strategy.
A special election is bringing some voters to the polls on Tuesday for seats in the Mississippi House of Representatives.
To leave an anonymous tip, you can call Golden Triangle Crimestoppers at 1-800-530-7151 or use the P3 Tips app. Tips leading to an arrest are eligible for a cash reward.
Mississippi continues to battle high STD rates, and health experts now call the state’s surge in congenital syphilis an epidemic.
Columbus Mayor Stephen Jones is playing a key role in uncovering what really happened during last month’s police crash that seriously injured Devion Bankhead.
A stretch of Highway 82 will serve as a reminder of the service of a Lowndes County native. Dayton Egger Memorial Highway was dedicated in Columbus.