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Officials encourage residents to prepare for potential severe fall weather

When most people think of severe weather, they think of spring floods and tornado outbreaks

October 18, 2021

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)- When most people think of severe weather, they think of spring floods and tornado outbreaks, but in Mississippi, severe weather doesn’t stick to one season. The National Weather Service in Jackson, MS, set aside the week of October 18, 2021, as fall severe weather preparedness week. Mississippi’s weather can be volatile. It can go from serene to…

Sanctuary Hospice House provides end of life care regardless of patient’s ability to pay

Tupelo ministry will hold its biggest fundraiser of the year, with "Celebration Village"

October 18, 2021

Allie Martin,

TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – For families with loved ones who have a terminal illness, choosing end-of-life care can be a daunting task. One Northeast Mississippi ministry is trying to ease that burden. “This is a busy highway, Number 6, and we all drive by here, a lot of times and see the yellow house and we have no idea what it’s…

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The main ingredient for meth will be more accessible in January 2022

Pseudoephedrine is used to treat cold symptoms. But it's also the main ingredient in methamphetamine.

October 18, 2021

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The number one ingredient used for making meth will be available without a prescription in January. Pseudoephedrine is used in products like Sudafed to treat cold symptoms. This is a decision made by Mississippi lawmakers during the last session. 794. That’s how many meth labs that were working in Mississippi back in 2010. Lowndes County Sheriff…

What are “average temperatures?”

October 17, 2021

MorrisAdmin,

COLUMBUS, MISS (WCBI)- Many of us have heard about “average temperatures” before. When a meteorologist says “the high today will be 10 degrees above/below average”, what does that mean? Meteorologist Christian Bridges breaks it down in this week’s edition of weather whys. Categories: Featured, Local News, Weather

The Community Benefit Committee needs help as Halloween approaches

The Community Benefit Committee is working hard to make sure this spooky season tops them all.

October 17, 2021

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – With Halloween is right around the corner, the Community Benefit Committee is getting ready to host their Haunted House, “Dead Pirates Cove”. Trick or treating, hayrides, and Haunted Houses. All essential to Halloween. The Community Benefit Committee is working hard to make sure this spooky season tops them all. “It’s going to be great. It’s going…

Warming trend through Thursday

October 17, 2021

MorrisAdmin,

SUMMARY: Hopefully you’ve been able to get out and enjoy the great weather this weekend! Plenty more nice days in store this week. The weather will stay nice and dry through Wednesday, with highs slowly warming into the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. A cold front brings a chance of showers and storms on Thursday, before we clear out…

Msu chemistry department puts a scientific spin on tailgating

October 16, 2021

Joey Barnes,

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI)- Mississippi State’s chemistry department is putting a scientific spin on tailgating. Students in the department hosted their annual tailgate extravaganza to kick off “National Chemistry Week.” Organizers say the week allows students of all ages to enjoy the fun parts of chemistry. During their tailgate today, students presented action-packed chemistry demonstrations like strawberry DNA extraction. There was…

A West Point woman celebrates five years of being a breast cancer survivor

October 16, 2021

Joey Barnes,

WEST POINT, Miss. (WCBI)- Celebrating 5 years of being a breast cancer survivor. Cynthia Mathews of West Point was diagnosed with breast cancer in June 2016. Friends and family carved with pink pumpkins to show their support for other women and men who may be battling the disease. More than anything, Mathews says she’s thankful for everyone showing awareness for…

16 year old Louisville local has his own car detailing business

16 year old Cameron Hathorne said if you work hard, you can do anything.

October 16, 2021

Joey Barnes,

LOUISVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Water, soap, and a car. If you’re looking for a deep clean, Cameron Hathorne has you covered. “I really started because I wanted to see different cars and learn different features about them and drive them. So, when you like something and you can do it, try your best to get it done,” Cameron Hathorne said….

Gorgeous week of weather ahead

October 16, 2021

MorrisAdmin,

SUMMARY: Finally, at last, fall has arrived for MS and west AL! After the muggy and very warm weather the past couple weeks I’m sure many of you will greatly appreciate the return of cooler temps! Lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40s on Saturday night. Sunday looks very similar to Saturday, with cool, dry weather in…

Fall in full swing

October 16, 2021

MorrisAdmin,

SUMMARY: Finally, at last, fall has arrived for MS and west AL! After the muggy and very warm weather the past couple weeks I’m sure many of you will greatly appreciate the return of cooler temps! Saturday many locations will not get out of the 60s, and lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40s on Saturday night….

An 18-year-old is dead in Louisville leaving Police searching for a suspect

A friendly basketball game turns deadly after shots are fired at an 18-year-old.

October 15, 2021

Joey Barnes,

LOUISVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Police in Louisville are searching for a killer after a teenager was shot and killed while playing basketball with neighborhood friends and family. 18-year-old Tyquan McCully died at the scene. His cousin, Dlo Shields, said it was like any other pick-up game Wednesday night. They were on the court and suddenly heard shots. “All I know…

Lowndes Co. Sheriff’s Department gets CSI training on preserving fingerprints, other DNA evidence at crime scenes

October 14, 2021

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Thursday, the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department underwent Crime Scene Investigation training, going over the various ways to preserve evidence at a crime scene. “Each fingerprint is unique to that person,” says Lowndes County Sheriff Eddie Hawkins. “The same thing with DNA.” And often it takes one of several unique processes to preserve those fingerprints. ” to…

Breast cancer survivors share their journey to recovery

October 14, 2021

Joey Barnes,

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI)- October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We all know someone who’s been affected by the disease. The American Cancer Society says 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. For men, it’s 1 in 833. ” It was pretty devastating at that time. Not knowing what I know later, trying to face…

‘Pastor Caleb’ plans a community wide revival for his 10th birthday

Although Caleb Rodgers has cerebral palsy, that doesn't stop him from proclaiming a message of hope

October 14, 2021

Allie Martin,

TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – A Tupelo child is not letting a physical limitation stop him from proclaiming an important message. For nine-year-old Caleb Rodgers, a typical day may include physical therapy, doing homeschool work, or one of his favorite activities, sitting with his Dad, singing hymns. Caleb has cerebral palsy, and though he may be nonverbal, Caleb is able to communicate…

Columbus man out on parole arrested after domestic altercation

October 14, 2021

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – A man out on parole was arrested Thursday after he allegedly knocked his girlfriend to the ground and fled into the woods behind an East Columbus shopping center. Columbus Police Chief Fred Shelton says his officers were called to the scene in the 900 block of Alabama street just after 11 AM. Investigators say that is…

Monroe County Sheriff’s Department is reminding you to lock your car doors

October 14, 2021

MorrisAdmin,

MONROE COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The Monroe County Sheriff’s Department is reminding you to lock your car doors. The department has seen an increase in vehicle burglary reports over the last several weeks. According to a post on the department’s Facebook page, most of the car burglaries have happened at night and all of them have involved unlocked vehicles. The…

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle offering free flu shots

October 14, 2021

MorrisAdmin,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Roll up your sleeve. That’s what Columbus area residents did today for a flu shot. Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle offered free flu shots Thursday. Hospital employees planned to give out 1,200 shots in the drive-through clinic. Health care workers urge people to take time to get their flu shot this year, saying it is more…

Columbus Exchange Club names local fireman Firefighter of the Year

October 14, 2021

Eric Lampkin,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – A Columbus Firefighter is honored for his service to the city and his fellow firefighters. Every year the Exchange Club of Columbus honors a firefighter for going the extra mile. This year’s Firefighter of the Year is Captain Dale Ballard with Columbus Fire and Rescue. During his career, Ballard has helped train new firefighters. He is…

Sunrise Crew Talks Sweets On Dessert Day

Sunrise Crew Talks Sweets for Dessert Day

October 14, 2021

Eric Crosswhite,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Tara and Isaac question Eric’s choice of dessert for National Dessert Day. Categories: WCBI Special Shows Tags: biscuits, dessert, sweets

Eudora Welty Writer’s Symposium

October 14, 2021

Eric Crosswhite,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Dr. Kendall Dunkelberg from Mississippi University for Women discusses authors speaking at this year’s Welty Writer’s Symposium. Categories: Special Guests

Starkville businesses are preparing for a busy football weekend

The Mississippi State Bulldogs are taking on the Alabama Crimson Tide

October 13, 2021

Joey Barnes,

STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI)- It’s one of the biggest home games of the season. The Mississippi State Bulldogs are taking on the Alabama Crimson Tide. While the players are focused on what happens on the field; workers and business owners are stepping up their game in the city’s restaurants, shops, hotels, and bars. “You know Alabama their team travels well so…

Examining effects of forensic audits amid debate between mayor and city council over Columbus finances

October 13, 2021

Joey Barnes,

COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Mayor Keith Gaskin says he will continue to advocate for a forensic audit, even after the city council overrode his veto of their decision not to authorize one. He says many Columbus residents feel the same way. “What happened to our budget this time? We thought that we had $1.5 million that we did not,” he…

Veteran law officer protects and serves on school campuses

Longtime deputy at Hancock County Sheriff's Department is SRO for all five Houston schools

October 13, 2021

Allie Martin,

HOUSTON, Miss. (WCBI) – A new school year for one school district in our region means an added layer of protection for students and teachers. When Howard Parker was hired as the school resource officer, one of the first items on his to-do list was to make sure the campuses were secure. “Simple things like doors leading to the outside, not…

Officials encourage residents to prepare for potential severe fall weather

When most people think of severe weather, they think of spring floods and tornado outbreaks

Sanctuary Hospice House provides end of life care regardless of patient’s ability to pay

Tupelo ministry will hold its biggest fundraiser of the year, with "Celebration Village"

The main ingredient for meth will be more accessible in January 2022

Pseudoephedrine is used to treat cold symptoms. But it's also the main ingredient in methamphetamine.

What are “average temperatures?”

The Community Benefit Committee needs help as Halloween approaches

The Community Benefit Committee is working hard to make sure this spooky season tops them all.

Warming trend through Thursday

Msu chemistry department puts a scientific spin on tailgating

A West Point woman celebrates five years of being a breast cancer survivor

16 year old Louisville local has his own car detailing business

16 year old Cameron Hathorne said if you work hard, you can do anything.

Gorgeous week of weather ahead

Fall in full swing

An 18-year-old is dead in Louisville leaving Police searching for a suspect

A friendly basketball game turns deadly after shots are fired at an 18-year-old.

Lowndes Co. Sheriff’s Department gets CSI training on preserving fingerprints, other DNA evidence at crime scenes

Breast cancer survivors share their journey to recovery

‘Pastor Caleb’ plans a community wide revival for his 10th birthday

Although Caleb Rodgers has cerebral palsy, that doesn't stop him from proclaiming a message of hope

Columbus man out on parole arrested after domestic altercation

Monroe County Sheriff’s Department is reminding you to lock your car doors

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle offering free flu shots

Columbus Exchange Club names local fireman Firefighter of the Year

Sunrise Crew Talks Sweets for Dessert Day

Eudora Welty Writer’s Symposium

Starkville businesses are preparing for a busy football weekend

The Mississippi State Bulldogs are taking on the Alabama Crimson Tide

Examining effects of forensic audits amid debate between mayor and city council over Columbus finances

Veteran law officer protects and serves on school campuses

Longtime deputy at Hancock County Sheriff's Department is SRO for all five Houston schools

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