A police escort led the way for 16 kids as they arrived at the North Gloster Street Walmart for their shopping trip.
The Salvation Army serves individuals and families confronted with unexpected situations through the community’s support.
The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office and the Community Benefit Committee wanted children in the foster system to experience Christmas joy.
23-year-old Nathaniel Davis of West Point was charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and accessory after the fact to attempted murder.
Bond was set at $50,000 for a Tupelo man accused of domestic violence. On Sunday, police were called to Walker Street for a report of domestic violence.
State Auditor Shad White is crossing the state to talk about his goals for the upcoming legislative session. The Republican is going into his second full term.
East Mississippi Community College hosted its Associate Degree graduation ceremony for the nursing program.
A Clay County woman was accused of killing a dog. 42-year-old Tabitha Hines was charged with animal cruelty.
It had been eight months since an EF3 tornado hit Amory, causing extensive damage to athletic facilities at the high school and other buildings.
Coroner Alan Gurley confirmed it was 22-year-old Shaqwan Cribbs. He reportedly lived in an apartment complex near the scene of the shooting.
The victim’s sister has her own theory about what she thinks happened to her sister in that house on A. W. Williams Road in Oktibbeha County.
A fatal gunshot wound to the head has resulted in a homicide investigation by Aberdeen police. Officers found 29-year-old Leviathan Oneal Troope dead at the scene.
An entertainer in Starkville has found a unique way to merge her love of music with her compassion for workers and patients in the long-term care industry.
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Lowndes County students used their creative skills to raise money for future academic opportunities. The Career Technical Education program hosted its third annual ‘Christmas Bazaar’ event.
Only two counties in Mississippi remain under burn bans after December 6. Due to recent rains, most bans have been lifted or allowed to expire.
Investigators in Monroe County are looking for answers in a case that left a family shattered. Deputies were called Sunday around 12:30 p.m. to a house in the Wren Community.
Oktibbeha County investigators confirmed 13-year-old Lydia Flowers was found shortly before noon on December 6. They have not released any other information concerning how or where she was found.
Tupelo police and Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi are asking for your help to find a credit card thief.
The families of gun violence victims in West Point remember their lost loved ones with an ornament. Loved ones hung pictures or other Christmas decorations on a tree in the lobby of the Clay County Court Complex.
Former Eupora Mayor Lamar Dumas will soon move back into his old office. He won a special election to fill the mayoral seat on Tuesday.
Columbus City Councilman Pierre Beard spoke in public for the first time since his weekend arrest in Alabama.
As Governor Tate Reeves welcomed hundreds of elementary students to the governor’s mansion to kick off the Christmas season, he was also reflecting on his recent victory and a second term.
While Columbus Fire and Rescue continued to investigate a suspicious fire, WCBI talked with Columbus Fire Chief Duane Hughes about what goes into a fire investigation and the tools they use to find those answers.