Construction begins for Main Street Project in Starkville
Construction starts today on the Main Street Revitalization Project in Starkville.
Columbus Fire and Rescue discovers mold at Fire Station 5
Columbus Fire and Rescue is used to fighting fires, but lately the department has been battling another hazard: mold.
MUW hosts free science and math camp on Columbus campus
20 kids are participating in a unique camp hosted by MUW this week at Plymouth Bluff Environmental Center.
Man set to go to trial for murder in Clay Co.
A Clay County murder trial is underway after a jury was picked on July 14.
Family increases reward for missing Columbus man
Today marks five years since a Columbus man was last seen. Now, his family is increasing the reward for information.
Sales tax holiday draws crowds to shopping centers
The sales tax holiday is a time-honored tradition, giving a huge hand to parents looking for back-to-school sales.
The sales tax holiday is a time-honored tradition, giving a huge hand to parents looking for back-to-school sales.
Enhanced carry class held in Starkville
Gun owners in Starkville were able to take control of their own safety with certified firearm training.
Kids came together for coding camp
Eleven students, ages 8 to 13, got a crash course in game designing during the press start code camp.
Tuscaloosa P.D. needs your help in finding a man who stole a dog
The Tuscaloosa Police Department needs your help in finding a man who stole a dog.
CCSO wants you to be aware of a scam
Scammers are emailing churches and employers requesting that their direct deposit be changed to a Chase Bank Account.
The Booneville PD needs your help in identifying thieves
The Booneville Police Department needs your help in identifying thieves
A former Noxubee County High School athlete hosted a camp
Day two of the Jeffrey Simmons football camp kicked off on Saturday morning.
Vendors unite together for business with annual Crawford Day
There were tons of events happening throughout the weekend in the town, like the St. Jude walk, a health fair, and a festival.
Columbus family turns pain into purpose with “Back2School” drive
A Columbus family hosted a back-to-school drive to honor of their late loved one on Sunday, July 13.
Safe Place Foundation, Inc. hosts back-to-school clothes giveaway
The nonprofit, founded during the pandemic, has a mission of providing the community with whatever resources they need.
The nonprofit, founded during the pandemic, has a mission of providing the community with whatever resources they need.
MS 8 Days of Hope deploys team to assist Texas flood victims
The Rapid Response Team from Eight Days of Hope is deploying to Central Texas to help with recovery efforts in the wake of last week’s deadly flash floods.
Starkville awaits phase one of Main Street Improvements project
The 12-18 month project is making business owners find other ways to keep their customers coming through the doors.
Final salute: Vietnam War POW honored at funeral after life of resilience and duty
Col. Carlyle 'Smitty' Harris is remembered for his faith, perseverance and love of country
Hundreds say goodbye to a true American hero in Tupelo.
MS businesses could cut their state taxes by half through donations
Through the Food Bank Charitable Organization Tax Credit, businesses may get tax credits for donating to certain food banks.
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – For more information or how to apply for tax credits, follow this link. To donate to a food bank or to request food bank services, visit one of these websites: Midsouth Food Bank, Mississippi Food Network, or Feeding the Gulf Coast. One out of every six Mississippians doesn’t have enough to eat. The Local Food Purchase…
Head Start/Pre-K Program holds open house in Pickens Co.
The Pickens County Community Action Head Start and Pre-K program held an open house for everyone to know about a safe place for children and families.
Shootout reported in Southwest Jackson Brookhollow Subdivision
WJTV reported a shootout that spanned several blocks in the Brookhollow subdivision, in Southwest Jackson.
Officials find no water contamination after train derails in Tallahatchie
State health officials found no contamination after a train derailment in Tallahatchie County.
Man wanted in connection with home burglary in Noxubee Co.
Noxubee County deputies believe an accused burglar could be selling stolen guns.
Lee Sheriff’s Department in search of missing man
Lee County deputies are asking for help finding a missing man.