OCH Regional Medical Center officially sold to Baptist memorial health Care
OCH Regional Medical Center is officially being sold to Baptist Memorial Health Care for $55 million.
MSU to collaborate with West Side Funds for new development
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.
Man now in jail on sexual assault charges in Bruce
A man with a history of sex-related offenses is in the Calhoun County Jail on new charges of sexual assault.
BGT Cancer Center holds Lunch and Learn for Columbus residents
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.
Man arrested in connection a shooting in Columbus
Columbus police make another arrest in connection with a Monday shooting.
Three arrests made in Columbus shooting
Three arrests were made in connection with separate shootings that happened in Columbus on Monday night, August 18.
Mid-Morning (It All Comes Back Movie) – 08/20/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Diamond Young, Sean Young, and Merry Kelly about their new upcoming movie “It All Comes Back”.
Mid-Morning (Kick Off/ Meet and Greet Columbus) – 08/20/25
On today’s Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Chelsea Best about the upcoming Kick Off Sale and the Meet and Greet Columbus High event.
OCHS Second Chance Fund needs your help
The fund goes to support pet owners in their time of need, as well as help strays who come in with catastrophic injuries.
The fund goes to support pet owners in their time of need, as well as help strays who come in with catastrophic injuries.
Tupelo voters decide fate of $34 million bond for school district
The bond package does not call for a tax hike, and funds improvements throughout the district
Tupelo Public School Superintendent Dr. Rob Picou said overhauling the restroom facilities in older buildings is just one part of the proposed bond package.
Man pleads guilty to a nightclub shooting in Lowndes Co.
A man pleaded guilty to a shooting at a Columbus nightclub.
GTR’s LINK holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for new building
The LINK held an official ribbon cutting for its new offices on Tuesday, August 19.
Man behind bars after crashing into a martial arts school in New Albany
A man is in jail after police said he crashed his vehicle into a martial arts school in New Albany.
Man wanted for breaking into a gas station in Smithville
Monroe County law enforcement are asking for help finding a burglar.
Midday (Paddles For A Purpose) – 08/19/25
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Michelle Mcgill and Fields Furgeson about the upcoming Paddle For A Purpose.
Suspect wanted for Aggravated assault in Columbus
22-year-old Frederick Washington is wanted for aggravated assault. He’s considered armed and dangerous.
Car chase in Oxford lands a man behind bars
A chase through Oxford ends with an Ocean Springs man in the Lafayette County Jail.
Mid-Morning (Flu Nasal vs Needles) – 08/19/25
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.
Good News With Colin – 08/19/25
On this week’s Good News, Kealy talks with Colin about upcoming events, including a pickleball tournament happening this week.
Columbus City Councilman inspires the next generation
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Having a passion for your community doesn’t have an age limit. For one Columbus City Councilman, that passion started early on. It has been a full-circle moment for Ward 2 Columbus City Councilman Roderick Smith. When Smith was in high school, he served on the Mayor’s Youth Council. 15 years later, he’s back at the same office…
Hyperion named Tech Manufacturer of the Year
The Tupelo based company makes sensors for government and commercial clients
A Tupelo company is honored for its groundbreaking technology, contributions to the Mississippi economy, and its partnership with a center at the University of Mississippi that helps small businesses. Allie Martin was at Hyperion Technology Group and has more on the award and how the company is growing and keeping highly skilled workers in the region.
SPD warns people about locking car doors with recent weapon theft
But the numbers show many people don’t, and Starkville police tell me it’s leading to more violent crimes.
Classes start back on campus at Itawamba Community College
Students return to class at Itawamba Community College on August 18.
MSMS students begin research for 36th annual Tales from the Crypt
For more than three decades, students from the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science have helped frame Columbus’s part in that past for the present generation.