Shooting in Tupelo leaves one person injured
A high-tech camera system helps Tupelo Police made an arrest in a shooting that injured one person.
Man faces fondling charges in Booneville
One man must register as a sex offender and serve jail time after being sentenced for Fondling.
Mid-Morning (Vaccine Guidelines) – 01/13/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Keith Watson about Vaccine Guidelines.
Crimestoppers (Amory Police) – 01/13/26
On this week’s episode of Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Assistant Chief Nicholas Weaver about the importance of Crimestoppers as a tool to help, not a money pit.
Telling Tupelo’s story; CVB names new PR Manager
Molly Lovorn says the All America City has many attractions and she is looking to spread the word
Growing up in Pontotoc, Molly Lovorn made many trips to Tupelo with her family. Now, as the new PR Manager for the Tupelo Convention and Visitors Bureau, Lovorn is sharing the story and attractions of the All-America City.
Daricka Moore makes first court appearance in connection to deaths of six people in Clay Co.
24-year-old Daricka Moore made his first court appearance at the Clay County Circuit Court earlier today, January 12.
Standing together by the strength of God
Nothing could prepare the Guines, McMillian, Powers and Bradley families for what took place on January 9th. And nothing could prepare them as they listened to the charges that Daricka Moore now faces as Assistant District Attorney Trina Davidson-Brooks read off each one in court.
Columbus Mayor speaks on Chief Daughtry’s application for Jackson position
When Columbus Police Chief Joseph Daughtry’s name showed up as a finalist for the chief’s job in Jackson, it wasn’t a complete surprise to some Columbus city leaders.
Columbus Police being recognized as heroes for saving a child who accidentally shot themselves
Columbus Police Chief and public information officers are being called heroes after they saved a child who accidently shot themselves.
A man is behind bars in Alcorn County for stealing
CORINTH, Miss. (WCBI) On December 24th, Corinth Police Officers responded to 106 South Parkway about a burglary alarm. Officers were able to find the suspect that ran away from the scene. The suspect was identified as Robert Morrison. Morrison took cigarettes from the store, after breaking the glass and entering the business. Morrison was taken to the Alcorn County Jail….
Inspiring people to Live2Lead
COLUMBUS, Miss., (WCBI) — While she was still in the military, Dr. Rita Felton began reading books written by John Maxwell and attending his conferences. She brought back tips and techniques that helped shape how she led. Now that Felton has retired, she still wants to use those lessons to help others Live2Lead. It was stories like Keyton’s that left…
A vehicle ran off into the spillway
YALOBUSHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) According to the Yalobusha County Sheriff’s Office, a driver escaped serious injuries after the vehicle drove into the emergency spillway at Enid Lake. The driver was taken to the hospital, was treated and released. The driver told responders that fog in the area around midnight caused the crash. According to the Yalobusha County Emergency Management, the Yalobusha…
Many tax preparers gear up for the upcoming tax season
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – (WCBI) Tax season, for many, can be like a second Christmas. But for others, it’s the least wonderful time of the year. For some, it’s their second favorite time of the year – tax time, and while many people are waiting to file and get their returns, for others, it’s a real hassle. Jessica Martin-Nicholson with…
District Attorney and Sheriff speaks on killing spree in Clay County
This is the kind of crime that shakes even a seasoned law enforcement officer like Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott.
Six people are dead after a mass shooting in Clay County
Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott tells WCBI, 24 year old Daricka Moore shot and killed 67 year old Glenn Moore, 55 year old Willie Guines, 33 year old Quinten Moore, at this home on David Hill Road. All three victims were related to the shooter. Moore then allegedly stole a Ford F-150 that belonged to Quinten Moore.
WCBI announces December’s Teacher of the Month
The WCBI Teacher of the Month for December 2025 is Erica Puckett of New Hope Upper Elementary School!
Parkgate Pregnancy Clinic expands with help of Eight Days of Hope
Eight Days of Hope will oversee the construction project that will more than double the size for the pregnancy clinic
A Tupelo-based ministry that helps women facing crisis pregnancies is expanding, and another area ministry is playing a major role in the project.
Law Enforcement warns drivers of hazards during rain & flooding
Law enforcement agencies are encouraging drivers to be mindful of the water on the road and to take extra precautions.
Non-profit organization holds lunch for law enforcement in Columbus
On Friday, January 9, a non-profit organization called the “Sisters For Service” held an event to honor the sacrifices of all the men and women who wear blue.
Andreas Walker now sworn in as new Police Chief of Macon
Mayor Freddie Poindexter swore-in Andreas Walker as the town’s new police chief at a ceremony this morning.
Pets Without Partners (Stella) – 01/09/26
This week on Pets Without Partners, Grace talks with Kim Hays and, her special guest, Stella.
Evenflo Company issues recall on nearly 75,000 car seats
The Evenflo Company issued a voluntary recall for nearly 75,000 of its “all-in-one four-in-one convertible car seat.”
Well-known car dealer passes away
Carl Hogan, a well-known car dealership owner in the Golden Triangle, has passed away. Employees reflected on his legacy.
Nail salon dispute gains social media attention
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – An altercation at a Columbus nail shop has gotten more than 58,000 views on Facebook. KChristen Whitfield said she went live New Year’s Eve because she felt threatened. Three minutes into the video, Whitfield said the confrontation got physical. Shortly after, Whitfield called 911 for Columbus Police. “I would’ve left, but most of the time, if you…