Technology is putting the latest information from the Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Office at your fingertips. And Sheriff Shank Phelps and his Deputies believe this will have a significant impact in the county.
In this week’s Next to Nature, we learn more about fire ants and how to get rid of them.
Shepherd plans to attend Blue Mountain Christian University on a running scholarship and study secondary education biology.
The Sturgis Volunteer Fire Department responded to a kitchen fire at 88 Livingston Drive.
The Lowndes County Narcotics STING Unit has arrested five people believed to be involved in an East Columbus drug trafficking operation dubbed the “Hood Pharmacy” by one of the suspects.
AT&T is suing the city of Columbus over a cell phone tower in town.
A serious accident leads to another crash, a traffic jam, and a child being flown to a Birmingham hospital.
Today, Kealy talks with Brandi Herrington about Starkville Strong.
Today, Kealy talks with Hank Weldon about the opening of Bass Masters on Tenn-Tom Waterway.
Today, Kealy talks with Keyton Blocher about what you need to know this Wednesday.
To help regain their strength and improve their cognitive function, the Downtown Columbus YMCA teaches those with Parkinson’s how to box.
Two young dogs who were dumped at the park were found to have parvo, prompting the city to close it down out of caution.
Construction is underway on the $1.9 million fire station for Saltillo.
Hats in all shapes and sizes took center stage at the Columbus Arts Council for the Sallie Gray Hat Day.
Lowndes County leaders are moving ahead with plans to market the land for industrial use.
According to the Starkville Police Department, a three-day goat hunt has ended with the arrest of “Lightning Billy”.
Some Lowndes County state champions are being recognized for their dedication.
Lowndes County supervisors take another step in the flooding disaster process. At April 15’s board meeting, county leaders ratified an emergency declaration.
A report of a stolen vehicle led to several arrests in Tupelo.
An overturned 18-wheeler put traffic at a standstill in Tupelo.
The sweet potato is soon to be the official vegetable of the Magnolia state.
Since opening a couple of weeks ago, the Snip Station has performed more than 100 surgeries. Veterinarians are in Wednesdays and Thursdays at the former Robbins Oil Company building on East Main Street in Verona.
MONROE COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – $137 million. That is how much money Mississippi schools stand to lose due to a recent order from the Department of Education. The order shortens the liquidation deadline for COVID-19 relief funds. Chad O’Brian, the Monroe County School District superintendent, said what this means. “Dollars that we thought we had additional time to allocate to…
From big cities to rural counties, those who answer the 911 calls display their dedication in those critical moments.