Teen dies from drowning in the creek in Lee County
A Lee County teen drowned in a creek this afternoon, on May 15.
First responder recognized for his actions during accidental gas release
Plantersville Volunteer Firefighter pulled critically injured worker to safety after incident
A volunteer firefighter is recognized for his heroic efforts during that accidental release of natural gas in Lee County earlier this year.
GTR Development LINK unveils 5th mega site in the area
Cinco is nearly 1500 acres of land and is designed for something on the scale of a large automotive manufacturing operation.
No injuries reported after a bus accident in Starkville
A bus accident in Starkville caused a scare this afternoon, on May 15.
Man charged with possession of drugs in Prentiss Co.
A 911 call for help leads to drug charges in Prentiss County.
Fire leaves home destroyed in Lowndes Co.
A Lowndes County home was destroyed by fire early this morning, on May 15.
Memorial ceremony held for fallen Officers in Lowndes Co.
Lowndes County law enforcement remember their fallen brothers and sisters in blue.
Historical downtown building in Columbus has been sold
The old historic building in downtown Columbus, Elks Lodge, has been sold.
Bids for emergency shelters to be advertised in Lowndes Co.
Residents in the western and southern portions of Lowndes County are one step closer to having emergency shelter when storms hit.
Law Enforcement treated to breakfast in Columbus
Law enforcement was treated to some breakfast goodies on the morning of May 15
M-PAC provides free meal to honor class of 2025 in Noxubee Co.
The Mississippi Golden Triangle National Panhellenic Council, or M-PAC, along with the New Hope United Council Methodist Church, hosted a baccalaureate service and free meal to honor the class of 2025.
Man facing charges after a stabbing in Tupelo.
A man is now facing charges after allegedly stabbing someone.
Mental health expert gives advice for college students returning home
Graduation is a time to celebrate, but for some college students, it can also bring stress and sadness.
Macon police chief enters retirement and reflects on his experience
Macon Police Chief Davine Beck always knew he was meant to help people.
Three Tupelo community leaders named winners of the Reed Awad
The state of the region, the opportunity to recognize community leaders who go above and beyond in their service.
Drug bust leads to fleeing charges for Tupelo man
What started as a possible drug bust led to a chase and a fleeing charge for a Tupelo man.
MS Governor to decide what’s in special session call for state budget
Governor Tate Reeves will decide what is in the special session call to deal with the state budget.
Governor Ivey signs act prohibiting phone use for school students
Governor Kay Ivey signed the FOCUS Act on Wednesday, May 14, prohibiting students’ use of smartphones and other wireless devices.
Local law enforcement treated to a meal for National Police Week
A local power company treated law enforcement to food and fellowship in honor of National Police Week.
WCBI Meteorologist Belle Oliver is graduating!
Mid Morning Guest
Belle joins Kealy at the Mid-Morning table to discuss he graduation and hopes for the future.
Score for Scott benefit at Zachary’s – 05/14/25
Mid Morning Guest
Join our Kealy Shields as she speaks to Colin and Caleb about the upcoming Zachary’s benefit Score for Scott.
Chasing Storms with Isaac and Barrett – 05/14/25
Mid Morning Guest
Join in as Kealy talks to Isaac and Barrett about the upcoming storm chase they are going on and what all it entails.
Lt. Governor Hosemann gives update on state budget discussion
There’s still no word from the state Capitol on when lawmakers will return for a special session on the state budget. Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann said negotiations continue between House and Senate leaders.