It is definitely looking a lot like Christmas at one of the most historical homes in Mississippi.
The Salvation Army in Columbus has had challenges this year and for bell ringer, Sonja Malone, there’s a personal story behind her efforts.
A Pontotoc County man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a fatal shooting on Sunday morning, December 7.
Governor Tate Reeves has set the date for a special election to the Mississippi Court of Appeals.
Access to healthcare is an issue in many rural areas across the state. A new building project at Noxubee General Hospital will address that issue.
A Noxubee County man is dead after being hit by a car.
Congratulations to our next few winners of WCBI’s Midday Toy Giveaway! Be sure to tune in to Midday every day for more winner announcements.
A cyberstalking complaint leads to more serious charges against a man in Tupelo.
The Noxubee County Tigers made another run at the state championship this year. Unfortunately, the “big game” didn’t go their way, but that’s not stopping the hometown crowd from showing them some love. Lakeadra Coffey was in Macon as parents and supporters hosted a welcome home party and celebrated the successes of the team, cheerleaders, and band.
Volunteer fire departments throughout Lee County will soon have standard plans and procedures.
Phase one of the Statewide Residential Safe Room Grant Program has begun.
A partnership between Lowndes County’s newest industry and Lowndes County schools is helping elementary students learn a habit that can help clean up their neighborhood and improve the overall environment.
Early this morning, December 8, Macon Police responded to a break-in at City Drug Store, according to the Macon Police Department.
Congratulations to our winners for today’s drawing! If your child would like to enter their drawing, visit our website at WCBI.com/contests and enter a drawing for a chance to win! We will have more winners tomorrow.
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The new year is right around the corner. The 10th Street Fairlawn Baptist Church wants to get the new year off to a healthy start, and having the right information is essential to achieving that goal. “It was very interesting to be a part of that, and the doctor telling me that, hey, you are pretty…
SULLIGENT, Ala. (WCBI) — The Sulligent Community Church is living up to both parts of its name. The church is helping make sure its neighbors are ready for the season by holding a clothing drive. Sulligent Community Church is going beyond its own walls to help the community fill its needs. On this Saturday, it was a free clothing drive….
OKOLONA, Miss. (WCBI) “This is the hardest thing that I have ever encountered in my life.” said Torri Clay, Anfernee Orr’s mother Torri Clay is still having a hard time wrapping her head around what happened to her son just three months ago According to the Monroe County Coroner, Aberdeen Police Officers responded to Evergreen Drive around 2:30am on September…
The agencies called Cobb Institute of Archaeology at MSU to confirm what they found that morning.
New clarity on Columbus’s amphitheater project. Engineers say funding, parking, and flooding concerns have been addressed, and momentum is building for the 3,500-seat theater next spring.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Lydia Martin and Andi Turner about the upcoming Sound Of Christmas Concert.
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, Miss. – The Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Department says human remains were discovered Wednesday in a wooded area off Stuart Road. Investigators from multiple agencies responded to the scene, including Starkville Police, Mississippi Bureau of Investigation crime scene units, the Starkville Fire Department, Oktibbeha County EMA, Coroner Michael Hunt, and Mississippi State University’s forensic team. The remains have been…
Mississippi State University senior Ollie Franklin is nearing the end of his last fall semester.
Mississippi is bringing together professionals from a range of backgrounds to help those who serve on the front lines every day deal with the trauma they face daily.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs’ season may be over, but the stands at Davis Wade Stadium will still be filled with football fans this weekend.