City of Columbus begins work on budget for FY 26
Ward 6 Councilman Jason Spears said the city’s financial picture is improving, and city leaders are looking for ways to make it better.
Public officials react to PERS changes
Winston County Sheriff Mike Perkins, and Louisville Fire Chief Robert Hutto are disappointed about some of the changes in house bill one.
Reactions to Joe Higgins’ departure from GTR Development continue
Reaction to the sudden departure of Joe Max Higgins from the Golden Triangle Development LINK continues to roll in.
Man to spend 10 years after hit-and-run incident in Oxford
A Collierville, Tennessee, man will spend the next 10 years in prison for a hit-and-run that caused the death of an Ole Miss student.
Midday (50K Campaign) – 08/27/25
On today’s segment of Midday, Kealy is with United Way’s Renee Sanders as they discuss about the upcoming 50K event.
WCBI Sunrise (Laughter Gathering Place) – 08/27/25
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Edwin Bridges about the upcoming Laughter at Gathering Place.
WCBI Sunrise (What You Need to Know Wednesday) – 08/27/25
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston about What You Need to Know this Wednesday.
Defense presents its side in Buckhalter’s murder trial in Columbus
The state rested its case in the trial of Israel Buckhalter this morning, on August 27, after calling witnesses and presenting evidence yesterday, August 26.
Contestants shine in Beauty with a Purpose Pageant
The Beauty with a Purpose organization was founded on the idea of including anyone with special needs or disabilities, regardless of age.
AMORY, Miss. (WCBI ) – Pageant contestants are showing that everyone deserves the chance to shine. Participants from across the area took to the stage for the second annual Beauty with a Purpose pageant. First, it’s time for hair and makeup. Then, it’s time to hit the runway. Contestants from across the area are showing they have exactly what it…
Golden Triangle Development LINK looking for new CEO
Local leaders say they want the new LINK CEO to be someone who can carry the organizations 20-year momentum forward.
Local leaders say they want the new LINK CEO to be someone who can carry the organizations 20-year momentum forward.
MHP emphasizes Labor Day safety campaign
The Mississippi Highway Patrol continues it’s Labor Day Safety campaign – Drive Sober or get pulled over.
Tommy Duff speaks to the Rotary Club in Columbus
Tommy Duff spoke to the Columbus Rotary Club on August 26.
Jury selection begins for first-degree murder trial in Columbus
Bobby Childs Jr. is facing a first-degree murder charge.
Testimony underway for a murder trial in Columbus
Testimony is underway in a Columbus murder trial.
Municipal election day begins for voters in Alabama
Voters have been heading to the polls to select who will lead their towns and cities for the next four years.
Kealy Shields visits West Point students at Bryan Public Library
Children in West Point spent their afternoon learning about the adventures of broadcast journalism.
Mid-Morning (Library Card Sign Up Events) – 08/26/25
Today’s Mid-Morning features Kealy as she sits with Melissa Thomas and Haylei Wilson to discuss the upcoming Library Sign Up event.
Good News With Colin – 08/26/25
This week’s Good News Kealy talks with Colin Krieger about the good news of the week.
Crime Stoppers (MSU Police Department) – 08/26/25
On this week’s Crime Stoppers, Kealy sits down and talks with Assistant Police Chief, Brian Locke, about MSU starting this year.
Tree service crew provides CPR to man suffering medical emergency
Crew with Rook's Tree Service noticed a man lying in the road, stopped and administered CPR until paramedics arrived
Quick thinking by workers with a local tree service is credited with saving the life of a man having a medical emergency.
Starkville Chief Ballard discusses fighting crime with the community’s help
Fighting crime is easier when the Police force and the community are on the same page. That was part of the message from Starkville Police Chief Mark Ballard.
Gun found in student’s backpack at West Point Elementary School
Parents in our area are being alerted after a gun was found in a student’s backpack.
Therapy in a world of technology: Why local therapist says it matters
In a world of social media, artificial intelligence, and technology, having someone to talk to can be more important than ever. Rayford Mullins with Sanders Counseling Associates said they want every child to have the tools they need to help better themselves.
First-generation college students gear up for new academic year
Mississippi State is making sure those students have the resources to succeed on campus and in their careers.