In a world of social media, artificial intelligence, and technology, having someone to talk to can be more important than ever. Rayford Mullins with Sanders Counseling Associates said they want every child to have the tools they need to help better themselves.
Mississippi State is making sure those students have the resources to succeed on campus and in their careers.
Today on WCBI’s Midday, our Kealy Shields talks to Verketha Harris about an upcoming event for mental health.
One of the men charged with the death of an Ole Miss student in 2022 could know his fate this week.
It’s the beginning of the school year, and Mississippi University for Women has already broken into the Top 20.
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. — Residents in southern and western Lowndes County now have new places to take cover when severe weather hits. Crews spent the past few days installing 10 tornado shelters at community centers in Artesia, Crawford and Plum Grove. Each shelter is designed to hold about 20 people, though county leaders say more could fit in an emergency….
HOUSTON, MISS. (WCBI) One local church is trying to make sure the legacy of a former first responder is not forgotten, while also honoring those who currently serve. Jeremy Voyles was a deputy at the Chickasaw County Sheriff’s Office, and he was killed in the line of duty in August of 2019. Saturday his church honored his legacy, show appreciation…
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) On Friday, August 22nd, around 9:50 Starkville Police Officers responded to a report of gunshots in the area of The Social Block apartments. Initial information suggested that the shooting was connected to a fight earlier in the evening where a weapon was reportedly involved. Those claims led to interviews, but they were later determined to be false….
Two suspects were caught on camera trying to break into a home on County Road 4111 near New Site.
Local police need the community’s help identifying a man accused of taking equipment from Lion Hills Center and Golf Course.
Today’s Mid-Morning includes Kealy in the studio talking with Dean Burrows about supporting the W’s Owls.
The event has been going on for more than two years now, and the community involvement continues to grow with it.
UAM hosted its inaugural Aviation Community Day, combining family fun and the opportunity to explore the thrill of flying.
The Farmers’ market was held at The Depot on August 23.
Future phases include entertainment, cultural and historic landmarks, residential living, and more parking.
As unique as the game is, the Party Animals take it one step further. Former Ole Miss softball player, fresh out of the Women’s College World Series, Ashton Lansdell is the first female to join the Party Animals.
Construction is moving along at the Chickasaw Heritage Center in Tupelo.
The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to find a missing man.
Tips from the public have helped put a burglary suspect behind bars.
On this week’s Pets Without Partners, Joey is back in the studio with Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society’s Brandy and her new special guest, Michael.
A Tupelo restaurant is celebrating seventy years of service to hungry customers, with a simple menu and a nostalgic feel.
Baptist will offer employment to all OCH employees in good standing at their current benefit levels.
Aliceville Mayor Terrence Windham said that he has felt that his city was left behind when it came to Emergency Medical Services. He has been adamant about having a second ambulance unit located in Aliceville.
CONTACT Helpline hosted a Senior Wellness Health Fair today at American Legion Post 69 in Columbus.