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Lowndes County Sheriff’s Dept. investigates shooting where suspect fired into car leaving victim hospitalized

July 21, 2022

Joey Barnes,

LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department has arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting that drew a large crowd to the hospital Wednesday evening. Sheriff Eddie Hawkins announced Thursday morning that they have arrested Adam Malone and charged him with Aggravated Assault. Law enforcement responded to a 911 call at Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle…

Tupelo law firm donates thousands of dollars in school supplies to classrooms across Northeast Mississippi

July 21, 2022

Joey Barnes,

TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – A Tupelo law firm has donated thousands of dollars worth of school supplies to classrooms across the region to make sure students have everything they need when going back to school. “I remember when I was a kid, there would always be the one kid that walked in with the big 64 Crayola box and everybody…

Three people arrested for fraud in Yalobusha County

July 21, 2022

Eric Lampkin,

YALOBUSHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – Three people are arrested for fraud in Yalobusha County, including the former Superintendent of the Coffeeville School District. State Auditor Shad White announced the arrests today. Former Superintendent Vivian Robinson, Tammy Briggs, and Melissa Nance are facing charges of fraudulent statements/representation, conspiracy, and obtaining an object of value with intent to fraud. The three women…

A program is helping veterans that are in prison find a new normal

July 21, 2022

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Veterans are often praised for their efforts to keep our country safe, but sometimes even those men and women take a wrong turn in life. A member of the Mississippi Incarcerated Veterans Program was in Columbus to tell others how they can help get these former service members back on the right track. When people hear…

Golf tournament will help wounded veterans

Former police chief of Sulligent, Alabama and a National Guard veteran wanted to do something for heroes

July 21, 2022

Allie Martin,

SULLIGENT, Ala. (WCBI) – An Alabama veteran is helping organize a golf tournament to help those who have sacrificed for this nation. Eugene Hollis is taking a break from playing golf to ensure everything is in place for a weekend tournament. “I’ve been listening to news about veterans and the Wounded Warrior Project. I thought it would be good if…

Mississippi Board of Education voted to repeal a 1990 gun policy

July 21, 2022

Mary Carroll Sullivan,

JACKSON, Miss. (WCBI) – In a story from the Mississippi Free Press Thursday afternoon, the Mississippi Board of Education voted Thursday to repeal a 1990 policy that prohibited anyone other law enforcement officers from bringing a gun to school. The board said the 20-year-old policy does not mesh with the state’s 2011 enhanced-carry law. In reporting from Ashton Pittman, the…

Stabbing suspect caught due to unauthorized dip in motel pool

July 21, 2022

Eric Lampkin,

TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – A stabbing suspect is busted thanks to an unauthorized dip in a motel pool. Last Wednesday Tupelo Police were called about a stabbing victim at the Walmart on South Gloster. The victim was taken to NMMC. It was determined that the assault actually happened near the old Milk Plant on Carnation Street. A witness identified a…

Clean up plan meeting for Kerr McGee – Moss Tie plant to be held soon

July 21, 2022

Eric Lampkin,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – People wanting to get an update on clean-up efforts and potential future plans for the former Kerr McGee – Moss Tie plant on 14th Avenue North in Columbus will get their chance next week. Representatives from the Multistate Trust along with federal and state officials will hold 2 sessions. There will be a town hall meeting…

Family and friends gather at Ole Miss to spread hope that missing student Jay Lee will come home

July 20, 2022

Joey Barnes,

OXFORD, Miss. (WCBI) – Wednesday evening, friends, family, and many others held a rally for still missing student Jay Lee on the Ole Miss campus. The message to Lee’s family was simple: “Jay is still here and we’re just waiting for him to come home,” says classmate Precious Thompson, who recited a prayer during the event. Concerned members of the…

NEMCC Police Chief oversees upgrades during his first year on the job

Campus police also have access to counselors to help with mental health calls

July 20, 2022

Allie Martin,

BOONEVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – The campus police department at Northeast Mississippi Community College has more resources to protect and serve. One of the main goals Chief Anthony Anderson had when he took the job one year ago was to upgrade the tools and resources for his officers. ” We’ve upgraded our lighting system, working with the administration, come back and…

A local historian presents lost treasures of Mississippi and Alabama

An expert in history drew a crowd on Wednesday at The Columbus Lowndes Public Library

July 20, 2022

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)- An expert in history drew a crowd on Wednesday at The Columbus Lowndes Public Library. Jim Phillips love of show and tell started years ago. Phillips travels throughout Mississippi and Alabama showing off small treasures he’s collected over the years. “When I was at the University of Alabama, I graduated in 1971 with a undergraduate degree I got…

Columbus mayor updates citizens on several projects and police chief search

What's Next for the City of Columbus?

July 20, 2022

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Columbus city leaders are looking for ways to move forward with several projects and the search for a new police chief. Columbus Mayor Keith Gaskin took time out Wednesday morning to update the public on some of the issues facing the city and plans to address them. At Tuesday night’s meeting, the City Council voted to…

Former MDHS employee pleads guilty to mishandling department funds

July 20, 2022

Eric Lampkin,

HINDS COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – A former employee with the Mississippi Department of Human Services pleads guilty to mishandling Department funds. Lashanda Feazell was charged with Embezzlement after an investigation by the MDHS Investigations Division. Feazell was accused of using the agency’s credit card to pay her personal cellphone bill to the tune of just over $5,700 between August 2018…

Murder trial in Oktibbeha County ended in a mistrial

July 20, 2022

Mary Carroll Sullivan,

OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – A murder trial in Oktibbeha has ended in a mistrial. The jury was seated Monday in the case against James Dustin Nixon. But Circuit Judge Jim Kitchens says he had to declare a mistrial. Kitchens said testimony on Tuesday revealed that the State Medical Examiner’s office had evidence that neither the defense nor the district…

Man tried to run over worker sent to repossess his car

July 20, 2022

Mary Carroll Sullivan,

NOXUBEE COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – It’s a dangerous job. That’s what one repo man found out in Noxubee County. Noxubee County Sheriff Tommy Roby says a man working for a repossession firm was trying to recover a vehicle near Highway 14 West and Mt. Mariah Road. That’s when the sheriff says the suspect, 24-year-old Ladarius Tompkins tried to run down…

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle: COVID cases rising again as new variant spreads

July 19, 2022

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The chief medical officer for Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle says that the number of COVID-19 patients they have has grown over the last month. “COVID is here. It’s here to stay,” says Dr. James Martin. “People have let their guard down and I understand that but they still need to be smart about what they…

Unique business allows customers to hang out with cats looking for forever homes

"Twisted Whisker Cat Cafe' opens in Tupelo this week

July 19, 2022

Allie Martin,

TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) – A new business in Tupelo allows customers to have a refreshment, do some work, or hang out with friends, surrounded by cats, that are up for adoption. Marcie and Connor Harper are cat lovers, so when they visited Chattanooga and saw a Cat Cafe, they had to drop in. “We loved the experience, it was great,”…

A 2003 cold case reopened- arrests a suspect

Clay spent years not knowing who committed the crime; until she came across detective Ramirez Ivy

July 19, 2022

Joey Barnes,

WEST POINT, Miss. (WCBI)- For law enforcement officers, working a cold case takes a lot of time and going over every detail of every piece of evidence; all to bring the suspect to justice and closure to the victims and their families. That persistence has paid off for a West Point woman, and the investigator who helped find her suspected…

Aberdeen mayor says fixing decades-old mold problem at federal courthouse will boost city economy

July 18, 2022

Joey Barnes,

ABERDEEN, Miss. (WCBI) – Renovations to the Thomas G. Abernethy Federal Building in Aberdeen got underway Wednesday to fix mold issues that date back to at least 1992. “They will change the windows, they will go in and do abatement to clean out the mold situation and they will upgrade the technical part of the building,” says Aberdeen Mayor Charles…

In The Kitchen (Taste)- 07/18/22

July 18, 2022

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Community Benefit Committee Gala will be helping some kids this holiday season

July 18, 2022

Eric Lampkin,

LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – They’re calling it a party with a purpose. The organizers of the Community Benefit Committee Gala say proceeds from the event will help them make the holiday season a little brighter for some children in Lowndes County. The group plans to adopt all of the children in the foster care system in Lowndes County this…

Starkville residents have one last chance to weigh in on possible redistricting

July 18, 2022

Eric Lampkin,

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Starkville residents will have one more chance to weigh in on proposed new ward maps. There will be a second public hearing on the city’s redistricting plan at Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting. Population changes in the 2020 census and annexation of the area around Clayton Village prompted the city to redraw ward lines. The first…

Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux is officially open for business

July 18, 2022

Eric Lampkin,

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – It’s opening day for Starkville’s newest sports bar. Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux is officially open for business. The latest addition to the Starkville hospitality scene is on the Highway 12 bypass next to LaQuinta Inn. Walk-On’s features over 80 TV screens to catch all of the latest sports, and the restaurant has nearly 200 people on the…

Starkville PD honors trailblazer who passed away

July 18, 2022

Joey Barnes,

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – A late Starkville police officer who broke barriers and became a trailblazer in her career is honored by her former agency. In the early sixties, Margaret Wade joined the department and became SPD’s first female parking enforcement officer, amongst other roles. She eventually took over as administrative assistant for the department, responsible for payroll and budgeting,…

Lowndes County Sheriff’s Dept. investigates shooting where suspect fired into car leaving victim hospitalized

Tupelo law firm donates thousands of dollars in school supplies to classrooms across Northeast Mississippi

Three people arrested for fraud in Yalobusha County

A program is helping veterans that are in prison find a new normal

Golf tournament will help wounded veterans

Former police chief of Sulligent, Alabama and a National Guard veteran wanted to do something for heroes

Mississippi Board of Education voted to repeal a 1990 gun policy

Stabbing suspect caught due to unauthorized dip in motel pool

Clean up plan meeting for Kerr McGee – Moss Tie plant to be held soon

Family and friends gather at Ole Miss to spread hope that missing student Jay Lee will come home

NEMCC Police Chief oversees upgrades during his first year on the job

Campus police also have access to counselors to help with mental health calls

A local historian presents lost treasures of Mississippi and Alabama

An expert in history drew a crowd on Wednesday at The Columbus Lowndes Public Library

Columbus mayor updates citizens on several projects and police chief search

What's Next for the City of Columbus?

Former MDHS employee pleads guilty to mishandling department funds

Murder trial in Oktibbeha County ended in a mistrial

Man tried to run over worker sent to repossess his car

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle: COVID cases rising again as new variant spreads

Unique business allows customers to hang out with cats looking for forever homes

"Twisted Whisker Cat Cafe' opens in Tupelo this week

A 2003 cold case reopened- arrests a suspect

Clay spent years not knowing who committed the crime; until she came across detective Ramirez Ivy

Aberdeen mayor says fixing decades-old mold problem at federal courthouse will boost city economy

In The Kitchen (Taste)- 07/18/22

Community Benefit Committee Gala will be helping some kids this holiday season

Starkville residents have one last chance to weigh in on possible redistricting

Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux is officially open for business

Starkville PD honors trailblazer who passed away

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