Community gains a new but familiar chief for the Shannon Police Department
There is a new chief for the police department in Shannon, but he is a familiar face to the area.
There is a new chief for the police department in Shannon, but he is a familiar face to the area.
An MSMS alumnus has been selected to receive the U.S. Navy’s Vice Admiral James Stockdale Leadership Award.
Vitalant was involved in campaigns to raise awareness about the need for blood for sickle cell patients, and also for childhood cancer month.
Students in the MERIT gifted program have been learning about what it takes to start their own business.
For the first time in 100 years, the rivalry game known as the “8 Mile War” between Gordo High School and Pickens County High School has been cancelled.
Starkville and its partners cut the ribbon to celebrate the new free Wi-Fi on Wednesday, September 24.
The next selection for a community-wide program that promotes literacy and the love of reading is announced for Tupelo.
Join Joey Barnes and Dr. Long as they discuss the proper way to inspect ammunition on this week’s Next to Nature.
Students from across the area met on their school campuses early to pray for their communities, their classmates, and the nation.
A historic building in downtown Bruce is getting a facelift. A local business owner is hoping that, through a little remodeling of a vacant building, the town will be able to draw in more people and give the city an economic boost.
Faster evidence processing helps speed investigations, and that can get cases to trial quicker.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Brittany Turner about the Boys and Girls Club event to stand up against bullying.
An Amory man will spend the next 20 years in Federal prison for distributing child sexual abuse material.
Students from Victory Christian Academy took a study break to visit the WCBI News station.
Mississippi University for Women hosted its first Fall Culinary Discovery Day for 2025 on Tuesday, September 23.
As Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves nears the midpoint of his second term, he is laying out the goals for the remainder of his time in office. Allie Martin was at the Governor’s Mansion Monday, and had an exclusive interview with Governor Reeves, on those plans and a number of other topics.
The Mississippi State Department of Health recently declared a public health emergency on infant mortality in response to rising rates across the state. At Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle, they are taking the issue very seriously.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Yvonne Robinson and Tae Harris about the upcoming MSE Response Fair.
A weekend shooting in Noxubee County left one man dead and another in custody. Investigators say quick action — and a little detective work — helped track the suspect across county lines.
On this week’s Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Sergeant Bryan Anderson and Detective Tanner Pritchard about locking your car.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Colin Krieger about the good news of the week, including the upcoming 12th Annual Loaves and Fishes Fundraising event at First Methodist Church in Columbus.
A Nettleton ninth-grader has made a remarkable recovery, just weeks after he was injured during baseball practice.
Students at New Hope Middle School created a unique and creative outlet for students to express their feelings, help each other, and connect through a project.
This week is observed as Child Passenger Safety Week, and first responders are encouraging parents and caregivers to take car seat safety even more seriously.