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Cold weather may impact the amount of natural gas you use

Using energy wisely and making a few household changes can make a big difference in how much you spend on natural gas and other bills.

January 14, 2024

Grace Brister,

MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – Atmos Energy is closely monitoring the weather and they say the cold may impact the amount of natural gas you use. Using energy wisely and making a few household changes can make a big difference in how much you spend on natural gas and other bills. Atmos says Never use an oven or a gas stovetop to…

OCSD alerts about an increase in phone scams targeting the area

Scammers are using the names of real OCSD officers to deceive residents.

January 13, 2024

Grace Brister,

OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) -The Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Department wants to alert our community about an increase in phone scams targeting the area. Scammers are using the names of real OCSD officers to deceive residents. Remember, OCSD will NEVER ask for any form of payment over the phone. If you suspect you’ve been a victim of a scam, please report…

TPD serves a Lee County Circuit Court Capias Warrant

57-year-old Baker of Saltillo has a warrant for seven counts of False Pretense.

January 13, 2024

Grace Brister,

TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) -Tupelo Police Department served a Lee County Circuit Court Capias Warrant on Edward L. Baker. 57-year-old Baker of Saltillo has a warrant for seven counts of False Pretense. This warrant pertains to a 2023 report of an individual cashing checks that were unlawfully obtained from a local business. Baker was held on a $10,000 bond that was…

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Highway patrol officer provides safety driving tips for winter weather

Police officers can see the worst of the worst on their jobs. This is why one officer is providing some safety tips while driving on potential ice roads next week.

January 13, 2024

Khamari Haymer,

COLUMBUS, Miss (WCBI)- Temperatures are expected to stay below freezing for at least 48 hours next week, and much of the area is under a winter weather alert. this means ice could cover the roads. Mississippi Highway Patrol Public Affairs Officer Derrick Beckom said there are a few things you should do before buckling up to drive. “If you…

MDOT prepares for winter weather

Early on Saturday (1/13) morning, MDOT District 1 Crews began salt brining roadways.

January 13, 2024

Grace Brister,

MISSISSIPI (WCBI) – The Mississippi Department of Transportation is busy working ahead of forecasted winter weather. Early on Saturday (1/13) morning, MDOT District 1 Crews began salt brining roadways. For 24/7 news and updates, follow us on Facebook and X Categories: Local News

Local organization is helping homeless population fight the cold

The Golden Triangle Regional Homeless Coalition opened its warming station Friday evening. It provides a place for Columbus' homeless population to come get warm for a few hours and enjoy a hot meal.

January 13, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The Golden Triangle Regional Homeless Coalition opened its warming station Friday evening. It provides a place for Columbus’ homeless population to come get warm for a few hours and enjoy a hot meal. Susan Garton, president of the organization says they opened early due to the incoming bad weather. “Our warming station that we have opened…

OCEOC has plans following Winter Storm Watch

To protect citizens, OCEOC has activated our Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan and will be opening a Warming Center this weekend.

January 13, 2024

Grace Brister,

OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The Oktibbeha County Emergency Operations Center has plans following the Winter Storm Watch issued for our area. To protect citizens, OCEOC has activated our Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan and will be opening a Warming Center this weekend. This Warming Center will be located at the First Baptist Church Warehouse, 210 S. Jackson Street, Starkville, MS…

New police chief in Chickasaw County is no stranger to the locals

For Alberto Davis, helping others is the main reason he got into law enforcement.

January 13, 2024

Allie Martin,

HOUSTON, Miss. (WCBI) – For Alberto Davis, helping others is the main reason he got into law enforcement. “As cheesy as it sounds, I love serving, I love talking to people, being here when they have problems,” Davis said. Davis was raised in Houston, and many of his family members served in the town’s police department. Davis began his career in…

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January 12, 2024

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Healthcare Hurdle: What Happens When Pharmacists Get Sick

Staffing pressures: How local pharmacists deal with flu season

January 12, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

During flu season, everyone is at risk of getting sick, including your local pharmacists. That can lead to a perfect storm – short staffing at one of the busiest times of the year.

Rate above the rest: Monroe County works to improve fire rating

January 12, 2024

Grace Brister,

In many parts of Mississippi and Alabama, the local volunteer fire department is the main provider of emergency services.

Dog owners in Nettleton reminded to register their pets with city

Ordinance seeks to control stray dog population and make it easier to reunite dogs with their owners

January 12, 2024

Allie Martin,

It’s a problem facing cities and towns of all sizes. Dogs running loose on city streets. The Nettleton city ordinance said that every dog, whether inside or outside, must be registered.

High tech help: How technology helps emergency response

January 12, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

WCBI spoke with the Lowndes County Emergency Management Agency about the role technology plays in enhancing our preparation for emergencies.

Battle of the Books: HA students tackle reading challenge

January 12, 2024

Eric Lampkin,

Heritage Academy students are joining a nationwide battle. The battlefield? The library. For the first time, the school is participating in the Battle of the Books.

Tupelo police search for suspects wanted in credit card fraud case

January 12, 2024

Joey Barnes,

Two suspects were wanted in a burglary and credit card fraud case in Tupelo and police need your help finding them.

Oktibbeha County grand jury indicts man for mayhem

January 12, 2024

Joey Barnes,

A Louisville man was indicted in Oktibbeha County for mayhem. A grand jury recently returned the indictment against Elijah Wilkes.

Man indicted after shooting at busy Oktibbeha County intersection

January 12, 2024

Joey Barnes,

An Oktibbeha County grand jury indicted a man after a shooting at a busy intersection. Ma’Dayviun Lofton is facing two counts of aggravated assault.

Amory police investigate shooting that is believed to be targeted

January 12, 2024

Joey Barnes,

Amory police were investigating what they believed was a targeted shooting. Officers were called about gunshots in the area of Hatley and Pullman Couch roads on Wednesday evening.

New chief officially takes over at Houston Police Department

January 11, 2024

Allie Martin,

Alberto Davis officially took over as the new Houston Police Chief in early December. He came on board after Chief Andy Harmon retired.

Webster County murder trial: Mother’s victim speaks out about loss

"Justice is here, you know, and that's all I ever wanted."

January 11, 2024

Kealy Shields,

The murder trial of Joshua Oats continues in Webster County. Oats was arrested and charged with second-degree murder for allegedly shooting and killing Jordan Alexzander Gaston.

Missing person protocol: Steps it takes to find the missing

January 11, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

The sooner a person is reported missing to law enforcement, the higher the chances are of that person being found.

Amory looks to change downtown routes for 18-wheelers

Main Street in Amory has blossomed over the last decade. That's good for business and the city, but not always great for drivers.

January 11, 2024

Grace Brister,

Main Street in Amory has blossomed over the last decade. That’s good for business and the city, but not always great for drivers.

Mississippi University for Women puts pause on name change

January 11, 2024

MorrisAdmin,

WCBI News has learned that Mississippi University for Women may have hit the pause button on the university name change.

Columbus police arrest man accused of purse snatching

January 11, 2024

Joey Barnes,

The man accused of taking an elderly woman’s purse is in jail. 34-year-old James Earl Roland was charged with grand larceny.

Cold weather may impact the amount of natural gas you use

Using energy wisely and making a few household changes can make a big difference in how much you spend on natural gas and other bills.

OCSD alerts about an increase in phone scams targeting the area

Scammers are using the names of real OCSD officers to deceive residents.

TPD serves a Lee County Circuit Court Capias Warrant

57-year-old Baker of Saltillo has a warrant for seven counts of False Pretense.

Highway patrol officer provides safety driving tips for winter weather

Police officers can see the worst of the worst on their jobs. This is why one officer is providing some safety tips while driving on potential ice roads next week.

MDOT prepares for winter weather

Early on Saturday (1/13) morning, MDOT District 1 Crews began salt brining roadways.

Local organization is helping homeless population fight the cold

The Golden Triangle Regional Homeless Coalition opened its warming station Friday evening. It provides a place for Columbus' homeless population to come get warm for a few hours and enjoy a hot meal.

OCEOC has plans following Winter Storm Watch

To protect citizens, OCEOC has activated our Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan and will be opening a Warming Center this weekend.

New police chief in Chickasaw County is no stranger to the locals

For Alberto Davis, helping others is the main reason he got into law enforcement.

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Staffing pressures: How local pharmacists deal with flu season

Rate above the rest: Monroe County works to improve fire rating

Dog owners in Nettleton reminded to register their pets with city

Ordinance seeks to control stray dog population and make it easier to reunite dogs with their owners

High tech help: How technology helps emergency response

Battle of the Books: HA students tackle reading challenge

Tupelo police search for suspects wanted in credit card fraud case

Oktibbeha County grand jury indicts man for mayhem

Man indicted after shooting at busy Oktibbeha County intersection

Amory police investigate shooting that is believed to be targeted

New chief officially takes over at Houston Police Department

Webster County murder trial: Mother’s victim speaks out about loss

"Justice is here, you know, and that's all I ever wanted."

Missing person protocol: Steps it takes to find the missing

Amory looks to change downtown routes for 18-wheelers

Main Street in Amory has blossomed over the last decade. That's good for business and the city, but not always great for drivers.

Mississippi University for Women puts pause on name change

Columbus police arrest man accused of purse snatching

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