In today’s day and age, mental health is more important than ever, and it often takes support from those around you. That’s why the Mississippi Department of Mental Health partnered with The W Counseling Center to provide free, evidence-based, mental health first aid training.
Leerene Williams, a former nurse aid at Dugan Home, is now the one being cared for at her old stomping grounds.
Today on Mid-Morning, Joey sits down with United Way’s Executive Director, Renee Sanders, and discuss the goals of the organization itself and what they do.
Under the proposed law, possession of one gram or less or five dosage units or less would be considered a misdemeanor.
When he was elected last spring, improving the Port of Aberdeen was one of the top goals for Mayor Dwight Stevens.
A drug trial begins this morning in Lowndes County Circuit Court.
A Saltillo woman was arrested and charged with Grand Larceny.
Monster Jam is coming to Cadence Bank Arena March 15 and 16 and WCBI has your chance to win four tickets.
The man wanted in connection with a Lafayette County shooting is now in custody.
An Amory man has been arrested and charged with sexual batter following an investigation into an incident at North Mississippi Medical Center.
A Starkville-based software firm is expanding and adding more than a dozen new, high-tech jobs.
Back in September 2024, Columbus Mayor Keith Gaskin announced he will not be seeking re-election for a second term. Instead, he is seeking councilman for Ward 1.
The Clay County Sheriff’s Office needs the communities help locating two people with outstanding felony warrants.
Kealy and Colin have got good news to share, on this week’s Good News with Colin.
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Detective Sergeant Jake Hall of the Amory Police Department about ensuring that you keep your cars safe and locked from theft.
The story of the first Assistant Police Chief in Tupelo, who was forced to resign, but has since had success in another career, is being told in an upcoming book.
City, County, and University leaders are encouraging citizens to continue reaching out to MDE and state lawmakers for a push to keep the school in Columbus.
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Some Noxubee County Water customers will need to take extra precautions for the next few days. The Mashulaville Water Association has issued a Boil Water Notice for all customers.
We’re sad to report the passing of Former Clay County Sheriff Laddie Huffman, who died on February 24. Our thoughts are with his family and the community during this time of loss.
A traffic stop in Tupelo led to a major drug bust.
If you buy eggs, you know the retail price has been shooting up. It’s no different for those who buy in bulk from wholesalers.
A former city clerk in an Alcorn County town pleads guilty in a State Auditor’s investigation.
In Starkville this morning, on February 24, a car became stalled during busy school drop-offs near the intersection of Yeats Road; but one of our viewers didn’t want to let an act of kindness from students go unnoticed.