Animal Health (Chicken Lice) – 02/12/26
This week on Animals Health, Dr. Karen Emerson talks about how to protect your chickens from chicken lice, with her guest Glenda.
This week on Animals Health, Dr. Karen Emerson talks about how to protect your chickens from chicken lice, with her guest Glenda.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Aundrea Self about the upcoming Starkville Rotary Rodeo.
West Point and Clay County faith leaders are starting a grassroots effort to help curb violence, especially youth and gun violence, in the area.
A special agent with Alabama’s Law Enforcement Agency was shot in the line of duty on Wednesday.
A former Tupelo neurologist will spend the next 12 years in Federal prison for child pornography charges.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Emily Liner and Quan Walker about the upcoming events in the Columbus Arts Council.
February 8 through February 14 is severe weather preparedness week in Mississippi.
A lot of shelves and counter space inside Tupelo Smoke and Vape are filled with kratom products. But with the upcoming ban on the herbal supplement, all kratom products will soon be gone.
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Eric and Dr. Long are discussing the fluffy but smelly skunk.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Karen Emerson and Dr. Ashley Janzen about Ashley Janzen’s mission trip to Mongolia.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Barbara Bigelow about the Fossil Park Fundraiser!
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston about what you need to know this Wednesday.
Laverne Greene-Leech graduated from R.E. Hunt High in 1966.
Students at a Christian University in our region are heading back to classes this week, after getting an unexpected break due to Winter Storm Fern.
According to the West Point Police Department, around 5:30 Sunday evening, officers responded to a shooting at Ridgewood Apartments. When they got there, they found 15-year-old Jordan Logan in a grassy area near the complex, dead from an apparent gunshot wound.
On this week’s Good News, Colin and Kealy are back in the studio to discuss the good news going on this week!
On this week’s Crime Stopper, Amory Police Department’s Investigator Rick Jones is here to discuss the topic of storage units burglaries.
For two weeks, the University of Mississippi was closed because of Winter Storm Fern’s impact on the Oxford campus.
Lavonne Latham Harris wears many hats. For starters, she is the first woman to represent Ward 4 on the Columbus City Council. But Harris says she grew up with a passion to serve.
The new title honors Retired Air Force General Mike “Mobile” Holmes and his son, the late Captain Wade “Stab” Holmes.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, our Kealy Shields spoke with Rotary President Susan Seal about the upcoming Starkville Rotary Classic Rodeo on February 13th and 14th. Tune in for more information.
ABERDEEN, Miss., (WCBI) — The City of Aberdeen’s letting the good times role as the city held its seventh annual Mardi Gras parade. The parade and festival took place in downtown Aberdeen on Saturday from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. The parade, in its seventh year, began as a fundraiser for the Friends of the Aberdeen Animal Shelter for the animal…
HOUSTON, Miss. (WCBI) Ole Miss football fans got a chance to put a face to a name this weekend. Ole Miss Defensive Lineman Will Echoles held a meet and greet. This gave parents and children a chance to meet and take pictures with the former Houston Hilltopper. Fans also got a chance to get autographs. Echoles said, events like this…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) A local nonprofit organization is stepping up to help the community. The turning it around organization held a community feeding. This allowed people to enjoy a free meal. Some of the food at this event included chicken, mashed potatoes, vegetables, and even dessert. One of the Servers of the feeding Vanessa Walker says this was all to help…