Taxpayers in Itawamba County will get some relief when it comes to the cost for inmate meals at the jail. The county’s jail garden has been planted and is being worked by inmates.
It’s a phrase Lowndes Sheriff Eddie Hawkins has heard over and over. Now, he’s using statistics to prove another story.
For Joe Beckett, preserving history has always been a passion, even as a child. In the 1980s, he came to Columbus and fell in love with the historic homes throughout the city.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Chef Jakiero about the culinary program.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks to Dee Mazahreh about adult education.
Starkville City leaders are all aboard for a new “Rail to Trail” project that would transform an unused railroad into a 38-mile recreational path.
Columbus city leaders are hoping Federal money can help them fight crime.
Our news partner, WVUA in Tuscaloosa, reports that the explosion happened just before noon at the Hunt Oil Refinery in West Tuscaloosa.
A Tupelo pre K teacher is a lifesaver, after donating part of her liver to one of her students with a rare metabolic disorder.
It has been a busy day for 4 county electric power association crew members.
In this week’s Next to Nature, we learn about one of those thorny weeds and what makes it so unique.
Dustin Smith said he knows the hospital can sometimes be a somber place. So, he decided to create something to help brighten the day for visitors and patients.
A West Alabama man shot during an argument dies at a Columbus hospital.
The Columbus Police Department is getting praise from the U.S. Department of Justice for a significant drop in violent crime.
The timing for a proposed trip to Washington D.C. caused considerable debate during May 6’s Columbus City Council meeting.
A Grenada County man makes a trip to the hospital, and then a trip to jail after an argument leads to gunfire.
The Mayor of Brooksville is taking an early exit from office and has resigned.
Also on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Josh Tilley and Jimmy about The upcoming Cattle Stake Rodeo.
Today, on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Chuck Yarborough and Kabir Karriem about the upcoming New Freedom Trail Marker.
The Col. Tom Kelly Legends of the Spring Clay Shoot will be at Camp Seminole near Starkville on Saturday, May 10. Check-in will be at 8 a.m. You can sign up on site, and there is plenty of room for extra teams.
Throughout this week, at Itawamba Community College, nurses are being honored for their vital role in the healthcare system.
Every angler in the state between the ages of 16-64 is required to have a fishing license before they set their hooks.
An area clinic is working to help people who sometimes fall through the cracks when it comes to healthcare access.
A Mississippi State University Fraternity is trying to give back to children at St. Jude Hospital.