Pets Without Partners (Goldie) – 07/25/25
On this week’s Pets Without Partners, Kealy Shields talks with Columbus – Lowndes Humane Society’s Brandy about her special guest, Goldie.
Woman injured after being hit by a truck in Columbus
A Columbus woman is in the Tupelo hospital after being hit by a truck.
MUW holds 2025 Summer Commencement Graduation ceremony
The W held its Summer Commencement ceremony this morning, July 25.
Two men given 20 years after a crash that killed an unborn child
Two Panola County men will spend the next 20 years in prison for a car crash that killed a pregnant woman’s unborn child.
Around the Area with Allie Martin (Dancing Like the Stars) – 07/25/2025
On this week’s episode of Around the Area, Allie Martin is talking with contestants Tammy Wilson, Alyssa Martin about their experience in the show. He is also with Shad Spight, winner of Tupelo’s Dancing Like The Stars 2025!
Man faces child sex abuse charges in Lee Co.
A Mooreville man is facing charges for alleged child sexual abuse crimes.
Road work to be expected this weekend in Tupelo
Starting tomorrow, July 28, the City of Tupelo’s Public Works Department will have a contractor milling or paving streets.
Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office add new ways for bus safety
The Lowndes County Sheriff Office now have SRO’s riding some school buses to ensure the safety of students and bus drivers.
Chickasaw Heritage Center brings history to life
Construction is underway on the $60 million project
Construction is moving along on the $60 million Chickasaw Heritage Center in Tupelo. Allie Martin attended a media day where updates were given on the construction timeline, attractions at the center, and fundraising efforts.
Public Defender gives advice for handling a traffic stop
We’ve seen across the nation how traffic stops can escalate quickly. Understanding your rights and responsibilities can help prevent that escalation.
Local artist to lead hands-on learning in basket-weaving workshop
A local artist is bringing a time-honored tradition to life at the Columbus Arts Council.
18-year-old faces several child sex crime charges in Clay Co.
18-year-old Amari Lyles is facing several child sex crime charges.
Police question person of interest after a shooting in Tupelo
Tupelo police are questioning a person of interest in a shooting on Wednesday night, July 23.
FBI arrests ten people on drug charges in Winston County
Federal and local law enforcement are turning up the heat on several accused drug dealers in Winston County.
Former middle school rededicated as part of local Elementary in Macon
A school building in Macon gets a new mission and a new life. The former B.F. Liddell Middle School is the new home to Earl Nash Elementary School.
Man wanted for firing three dozen shots into a house in Shuqualak
An incredible story of survival in Noxubee County after nearly three dozen shots are fired into a house. Now, deputies are asking for help finding the gunman.
deadlines to be mindful of for absentee voters in upcoming election
If you need to vote absentee for August 5’s Legislative Special Primary Election, there are a couple of deadlines to be mindful of.
Animal Health (Baxter) – 07/24/25
Today on Animal Health, the folks over at Emerson’s brought in Baxter, who had to have a mass removed.
Today marks 10 years after Macon woman disappeared
July 23 marks ten years since Lucy Wilborn Townsend, a Macon woman, was last seen.
MUW addresses need for childhood educators in MS
Mississippi University for Women wants to address the state’s need for early childhood educators.
Extreme Heat Warning across Mississippi
On Wednesday, July 23, most of viewing area was under an Extreme Heat Warning. Benton’s Maintenance and Mechanical, Inc., discusses working in the heat.
First responders train for active threats
NEMCC hosts two day class that helps sharpen rapid response
More than thirty law officers have spent the past two days learning operations and tactics to respond to active attack situations.
Lowndes County School District ready for the new school year
The work that goes into spinning up a new school year would be impossible without the dedicated faculty and staff throughout the district.
The work that goes into spinning up a new school year would be impossible without the dedicated faculty and staff throughout the district.
Next to Nature (Alligators) – 07/23/2025
Being at the top of the food chain has its advantages. Right now, we are seeing species grow in population and their body’s have some unique features to help them hunt. We learn more about alligators in this week’s Next to Nature.