Next to Nature (Bird App) – 08/20/2025
Usually, we think about getting out in nature to escape technology. However, it can be a useful tool. We learn more in this week’s Next to Nature.
Usually, we think about getting out in nature to escape technology. However, it can be a useful tool. We learn more in this week’s Next to Nature.
Sherman Police Chief Joel Spellins is spending part of his week teaching area law officers to observe, identify and articulate signs of impairment.
Even though Mariah is the first in her family to compete, traditions have to start somewhere. Mariah is sharing her passion with the younger generation.
Columbus and Lowndes County students can now reach for new heights thanks to the Columbus Air Force Base. Base leaders opened the doors to the new Starbase – Columbus.
Friendly City Development has opted to purchase a little more than 18 acres of the Burns Bottom property for $800,000.
The City Council accepted Officer Jeremy Harris’ resignation Tuesday night. He’d served on the force about two years.
OCH Regional Medical Center is officially being sold to Baptist Memorial Health Care for $55 million.
Plans call for a 15-acre development stretching along Highway 12 from University Drive to Russell Street, and towards the Mill is set to take shape beginning in October with the construction of the 122-room Hotel Madelon.
A man with a history of sex-related offenses is in the Calhoun County Jail on new charges of sexual assault.
Healthcare professionals said early detection is the key to treatment, and people should get screened at least once a year. That was part of the message Baptist Golden Triangle Cancer Center Nurse Practitioners Amanda Mordecai and Mary Beth Rush delivered today at a Lunch and Learn.
Columbus police make another arrest in connection with a Monday shooting.
Three arrests were made in connection with separate shootings that happened in Columbus on Monday night, August 18.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Diamond Young, Sean Young, and Merry Kelly about their new upcoming movie “It All Comes Back”.
On today’s Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Chelsea Best about the upcoming Kick Off Sale and the Meet and Greet Columbus High event.
The fund goes to support pet owners in their time of need, as well as help strays who come in with catastrophic injuries.
Tupelo Public School Superintendent Dr. Rob Picou said overhauling the restroom facilities in older buildings is just one part of the proposed bond package.
A man pleaded guilty to a shooting at a Columbus nightclub.
The LINK held an official ribbon cutting for its new offices on Tuesday, August 19.
A man is in jail after police said he crashed his vehicle into a martial arts school in New Albany.
Monroe County law enforcement are asking for help finding a burglar.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Michelle Mcgill and Fields Furgeson about the upcoming Paddle For A Purpose.
22-year-old Frederick Washington is wanted for aggravated assault. He’s considered armed and dangerous.
A chase through Oxford ends with an Ocean Springs man in the Lafayette County Jail.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy is back in the studio with Dr. Watson to discuss Nasal Flu Shot vs Regular Flu shots in the arm.