Patients may be confused where to purchase regulated medical cannabis, with shops that look similar to dispensaries muddying the waters.
The Itawamba Career and Technical Center wants to prepare its students for the future and this morning, representatives from a variety of career paths came to the school district.
A new study finds that MSU generates nearly $3.9 Billion annually for Mississippi.
Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott said Lucky 8 on A&E Network approached him a couple of years ago about featuring the department on ‘Booked: First Day In’.
Tupelo police are looking for a suspect involved in a shooting near several apartment complexes.
The Pontotoc County Sheriff’s Office and the Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services is asking for the public’s help to find 2 missing children.
A Calhoun County man will spend the next 4 years in Federal prison for his role in a gun store burglary.
The Democratic Primary for Columbus’s Ward 2 City Council race will move forward with 3 candidates.
On March 14, Tupelo police responded to a call on South Green Street about a domestic violence situation.
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – From what you eat to what you wear, someone somewhere put in the work for you to enjoy it. On Tuesday, March 18, was National Agriculture Day. According to the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, agriculture is the state’s number one industry. For more than 40 years, Russell Dodds has worked in agriculture. “To me,…
On today’s Mid-morning, Joey Barnes talks with Dr. Keith Watson about pollen season and knowing the difference between a cold and allergies.
Officers provided first aid, and Blanchard was taken to North Mississippi Medical Center -Gilmore, but he died of his wounds.
District 5 Supervisor Barry Parker said the weekend rains washed out at least four culverts.
Research shows moving your body and physical activity can eliminate stress. These days, mental health is more important than ever. That’s one reason why a local woman is hoping to inspire others by sharing her love of fitness.
A mobile home in Lowndes County is likely a total loss after a mid-morning fire.
MDOT is building a Restricted Crossing U-turn at the intersection of Highway 25 and Longview Road.
A boat-making company has announced they are leaving Amory.
A popular event that allows local restaurants to showcase some of their popular and new menu items is rescheduled because of that natural gas outage in Lee County.
The Noxubee County School District is making sure dads stay in the know about what’s going on with their children’s school work.
Another Mississippian has died from this past weekend’s tornado outbreak, bringing the death toll to seven.
Senior Status Judge Jeff Weill has ruled that Laisha, “Miss She-She” O’Neal, and Roderick Smith are qualified to run in the April 1 race.
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Today Kealy talks with Investigator William Knowles about the package robbery and the one year anniversary of the Oasis shooting.
Gordo locals, first responders, and linemen from around the region showed up to help the town as they deal with the aftermath of disaster.