Tupelo police recently put to use what they have learned when training to handle crisis situations.
In his previous terms, he used his accounting background to his advantage, ensuring financial oversight of the city’s budget.
Columbus Mayor Elect Stephen Jones will take office on July 1.
We may think of the Salvation Army at Christmas time. Their Red Kettles and Angel Trees bring the organization more visibility. But they are at work in our communities year-round. That was part of the message from Lieutenant Jason Houser with the Columbus Salvation Army.
Four County Electric Power Association celebrated its members and nearly 90 years of service.
Carroll County Deputies made a drug arrest after a traffic stop in the Jefferson Community.
The Tupelo Police Department has arrested a man charged with Arson-1st Degree.
Lowndes County businessman and former Caledonia Mayor Mitch Wiggins filed his papers to qualify for the Republican Primary in House District 39.
Someone in the Columbus area will soon be a millionaire. One ticket had all five numbers in last night’s drawing for the Mississippi Lottery’s Match 5 Game.
Child Abuse can come in various forms, and with school being out, some cases may go unnoticed or unreported.
After the Board of Alderman voted down alcohol sales on Sundays, the board crafted a referendum to let the public decide.
The USDA-funded program provides free breakfast and lunch for anyone under 18 who needs a hot, nutritious meal during the summer.
A “Safe Haven Baby Box” has been installed at Fire Station #3 on Veterans Boulevard.
Voters in Columbus will head to the polls Tuesday, June 3, to decide who will be the city’s next mayor. Three candidates—each with different visions—are making their final appeals to the public ahead of the election.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks to the President & CEO of the Boys and Girls Club GTR, Ron Thorton, about the Blues at Sunset Fundraiser happening at the Farmers Market in Columbus.
On today’s Good News, Kealy and Colin discuss the local rodeos and ribbon-cuttings going on in the area.
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks to Williams Knowles of Clay County about stolen Four wheelers.
The recently retired chief of the Shannon Police Department is speaking out about what he says are issues with town leaders who aren’t adequately funding the police department.
It’s the time of year when many people are taking off work and heading out of town. However, while you’re out of town, it’s important to take precautions to keep your home and property safe. Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott says that burglars are criminals of opportunity, always looking for a chance.
Municipal elections have some of the lowest voter turnout despite the massive impact they have on people’s daily lives.
Today, on WCBI Sunrise, Chief Meteorologist Isaac Williams reviews what he encountered during the weather chase.
The Lowndes County Road Department has reported it will close Hughes Road from Mohagony Drive to Robin Street tomorrow from 8 am-3 pm.
Today, on Midday, Kealy talks with Mr. Billy and Mr. John about the Southern Exchange on Main Street.
On today’s episode of WCBI’s Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Daniel Talley from Lowndes County Sports and Recreation about a Coach of the Year event and the winner.