MS DHS to launch new mobile app to help keep people’s info safe
Mississippi Department of Human Services is launching a new mobile app with enhanced security features to help with keeping people’s information safe…
Mississippi Department of Human Services is launching a new mobile app with enhanced security features to help with keeping people’s information safe…
In recent years, the Golden Triangle has become known for “making things”, but one company had a head start…
A Pontotoc County-based ministry is continuing its long tradition of helping prepare missionaries for the adventure of a lifetime…
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has issued a Blue Alert for two suspects in an officer-involved shooting…
This week kicks off the third annual BuildHer Construction Camp. The camp held by FORGE is on the EMCC Golden Triangle Campus and area girls are learning skills they need to succeed in the building trades…
Today on Midday, Charity talks with Bishop Rhonda Cox and Assistant Pastor Bessie Dobbs about the 20206 Holy Convocation.
City leaders say this project has been in the works for nearly a decade, and this is phase 3…
Mississippi’s County Elections are more than a year away, but one thing we do know, for the first time in 16 years, Calhoun County will have a new sheriff…
As the United States celebrates its 250th Anniversary, many are taking time to learn more about our nation’s past and its founding…
According to our CBS Affiliate WJTV, the 76-year-old died this morning from natural causes…
The deadline to apply for Federal assistance to cover costs of damages from Winter Storm Fern is fast approaching, but you still have a chance to meet with representatives in person…
Saturday, many came out to Prospt Park to honor the lives of those who lost their lives due to gun violence. Jacquel Brown in partnership with Alderwoman Lavonne Latham Harris held her annual Orange 4 Life event at Propst Park…
Saturday, Mayor Stephen Jones and the City of Columbus held the Mayor’s Unity Celebration, as a way to give back to the community. The Columbus Riverwalk was the place to be Saturday for a day of food and fun, and a chance to meet with city leaders…
In July, a new law will take effect, and its aim is to toughen punishments for teens and young adults convicted of violent crimes. On July 1, teens or young adults charged with a violent crime involving a gun will face stiffer punishments.
The votes are in, and the best of the best throughout North Mississippi and West Alabama have been awarded in WCBI’s 2026 Viewers’ Choice Awards!
The Columbus Recreation Department’s Summer camp program is off to a fun start…
Today on Midday, Charity talks with Kim Hayes about the upcoming Community Bash hosted by the Columbus Lowndes Humane Society.
An annual festival honoring the original American Idol is underway in the All-America City. Allie Martin has more…
The City of Columbus is inviting the community out for a weekend of food, fun, and conversation…
A familiar face is coming back to the Winona Police Department, almost 10 years after he left, as city leaders continue the search for a new police chief…
Columbus Fire and Rescue spent the week at the local Boys and Girls Club.
He may not be as famous as Remington or Rodin, but thousands of fans admire the work of Rusty Reid every Spring…
4 County Electric Power Association was celebrating its members and a long history of service today…
Today on Midday, Charity talks with Operation Continue Service President and Co-Founder Melvin Gatewood about the upcoming Veterans Expo!