Attorney Patrick Wooten reviews Halloween safety for Sale Elementary students
Area attorney Patrick Wooten, with a lot of help from McGruff the Crime Dog, reviewed the Halloween safety rules with students at Sale Elementary in Columbus.
Area attorney Patrick Wooten, with a lot of help from McGruff the Crime Dog, reviewed the Halloween safety rules with students at Sale Elementary in Columbus.
Clay County Sheriff’s Office wants everyone to have a good time, they also want people to be safe.
A group of future teachers spent their day at Toyota Mississippi, learning how to apply principles on the production line, in the classroom.
Trial is underway for a man accused of the shooting death of Dylan Meikle back in 2022.
The Clay County Sheriff’s Office has made another arrest in the copper theft incident at the Tennessee Valley Authority Facility in West Point.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Patrick Wooten and McGruff the Crime Dog about being safe on Halloween night.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Keith Watson about Screen Time and the effects it has on children.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Erin Busbea and Melissa Duncan-Thomas about two events at the library.
Today, Kealy talks with Investigator Ben Holcombe about Trick or Treat safety.
Kealy and Colin Krieger are back in the studio again for more good news coming up this week!
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Eric talks to Leann Alexander about the upcoming Trunk or Treat event.
One person has died after an officer-involved shooting in Monroe County.
Drivers in Oktibbeha County need to expect lane closures on Highway 82 and County Lake Road Area.
Citizens are calling for a change in leadership in Calhoun City.
Columbus Fire and Rescue is celebrating a milestone year:185 years since the department was established.
On today’s Midday, Kealy Shields is in the studio with Norris Richey as they discuss the Hope Church Foster Parents Replanted Conference.
Today’s WCBI Sunrise includes Kealy talking with Trish Cunetto about the upcoming Festival of Trees.
Kendrick Marshon Bankhead, affectionately known as KJ, was first diagnosed with cancer shortly after his 2nd birthday.
First responders see and deal with the worst of the worst, but don’t always get appreciation for what they do. A local Senior living home is stepping up to make sure all their hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.
Thirty men and women are now members of the brotherhood and sisterhood known as the Thin Blue Line.
Starkville Police made an arrest for drug charges and weapon possession following a search warrant.
Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures skates into Tupelo’s Cadence Bank Arena from November 13 through November 16.
Math is everywhere. That’s one of the messages behind Mississippi University for Women’s celebration of Sonya Kovalevsky High School Mathematics Day.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves said he will appoint board members when it is legally allowed.