Investigation underway after devastating house fire in Aberdeen
The fire department said the blaze started in the kitchen and flames quickly spread up the walls.
Police in search of four missing children in West Point
West Point police are searching for four children they believe have been kidnapped.
Mickens trials begins today in Columbus
Ward 2 Councilman Joseph Mickens claims his two opponents do not live in the ward.
Police make an arrest after a motel shooting in West Point
Investigators said Vance followed his girlfriend to the Relax Inn on Highway 45 Alternate this past Saturday night, March 8.
Mid-morning with Joey – 03/13/25
On today’s Mid-morning, Joey discusses the upcoming Municipal Elections. With four candidates running, he asks them about the issues the city of Columbus faces and how they would address them.
Local allergists give tips for spring allergies
The signs of spring are also the signs of allergy season.
MDHS opens new childcare center with free educational resources
The center provides free resources for kids such as educational toys, books, games, and many other instructional materials.
Tupelo voters to have new precinct at polls next month
Redistricting means new precincts for many voters in the All America City
Voters in the All America City could notice some big changes with the upcoming municipal elections.
Next to Nature (Terrariums) – 03/12/2025
In this week’s Next to Nature, we’re bringing the outdoors inside with a fun activity you can do this Spring Break with your kids.
Firefighters respond to gas leak on Strawberry Street in Columbus
Columbus Fire and Rescue Chief Duane Hughes said firefighters assisted Atmos Energy crews to cap off a gas leak.
Former teacher from Corinth faces child pornography charges
A former Corinth teacher was in Federal Court this morning answering charges of producing child pornography.
Man charged with aggravated domestic violence in Tupelo
The Tupelo Police Department has arrested a man and charged him with Aggravated Domestic Violence.
Rob Chambers challenges Tupelo Mayor in Republican Primary
A Tupelo resident said he is running for mayor of the All America city to boost public safety, lower taxes and promote economic development.
An update on the bird flu case reported in Noxubee County
The third case of bird flu in the state has been found in Noxubee County.
Several workers injured after a gas leak in Plantersville
Natural gas escaped from a line after an explosion in Lee County. We are told that workers were in the final stages of fixing a gas leak off of Highway 6 and County Road 660 when the line ruptured.
Mid-morning with Joey – 03/12/25
An all-new episode of Mid-mornings with Joey Barnes is now available!
Tupelo man faces burglary charges after allegedly stealing a car key
Tupelo Police Officers responded to 2302 South Thomas Street, Capital Bedding Healthcare in reference to a vehicle.
Metro Ford; only minority-owned major car dealership in region
Beyron Erby has been at Metro Ford for more than thirty years
Whether he is meeting with his staff, or doing business with a vendor, Beyron Erby is right at home in the showroom at Metro Ford. Erby recently became the sole owner of the longtime Tupelo dealership, after working his way up through the ranks, over the past thirty years.
School district helps students catch up during spring break
Lowndes County School District fills in the gaps with intercession.
Remembering crew members from helicopter Crash in Madison
First responders are remembering three men who were killed in a medical helicopter crash.
Boys and Girls Club to open new robotics club in Starkville
Kids at the Starkville Boys and Girls Club have an exciting new program starting this month.
Noxubee County man pleads guilty in a shooting case
A Noxubee County man is headed to prison for the next 5 years after pleading guilty in a shooting case.
Good News With Colin – 03/11/25
Get your running shoes because Colin and Kealy are preparing for a 0.5k run… yes you read that right!
Crime Stoppers (Columbus Police Dept.) – 03/11/25
Lieutenant Chris Smith and Captain Terrence Ware with the Columbus Police Department are looking for answers in a homicide case.