Mid-Morning (Glam Session Name Pull) – 11/06/25
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Quan Walker about the Glam Session Name Pull Event.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Quan Walker about the Glam Session Name Pull Event.
Claims of low morale and leadership tension inside the Columbus Police Department have sparked public discussion.
NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – The current Government shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history. It’s been more than a month since the shutdown began –leaving many federal workers on the job, but out a paycheck. “I haven’t been paid anything since the shutdown, not a dime. I get earning statements, but they’re all zeroed,” said one federal worker. There are…
$150 million, that’s how much the State Treasurer’s Office has returned to Mississippians in the past five years.
The Christmas Season has officially begun in Starkville. No, it’s not the first sighting of a Mariah Carey video. It’s the 53rd Annual Holiday Bazaar!
On this week’s Next to Nature, Joey Barnes and Dr. Long as they discuss the importance of a survival kit.
According to the Grenada County Sheriff’s Office, on November 4, after a lengthy and thorough investigation, two search warrants were executed in the Shurden Estates neighborhood in Gore Springs.
On Thursday, November 6, a contractor for the City of Tupelo will close Front Street from Main Street to Jefferson Street.
A two-vehicle crash in Pickens County has claimed the life of an Aliceville woman.
The town of Crawford is issuing a boil water notice.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks Betty Bryan Cody Coleman about the upcoming Disney events, Columbus Winning Disney Artist and Neighborhood Tour.
The “Partners in Progress” group held its first meeting this morning to lay out some of the goals of the group, as well as start discussions on opportunities and challenges.
A local family made some upgrades to the historic building, and now it’s the home of Square Mercantile.
The government shutdown has now tied the record for the longest in history, and it is leaving more area households in a tight spot. The Hunger Coalition of Northeast Mississippi is stepping up to help meet the increased needs, and Allie Martin tells us how the community can help out.
Playing a video game may seem harmless, but some people play with the wrong intentions.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Ron Thorton about the upcoming Boys and Girls Club Event.
Today on Good News, Kealy talks with Colin Krieger about the good new this week.
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks continues to work with authorities to locate the one remaining Rhesus Macaque.
Special election races are underway in parts of our viewing area.
A shooting suspect from Crawford is now in custody.
Columbus fire and rescue has responded to a natural gas leak on Military Road, extending to Black Creek Road.
Rob McDougle was sworn in Monday as the Reform’s new mayor.
With food insecurity commonly being an issue in local communities, people are finding ways to help those in need. Our Anthony Jenkins Jr. spoke with Golden Triangle United Way Executive Director, Renee Sanders, about ways to help food pantries locally and has more.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Jessica Horton about an upcoming Christmas Concert event.