Before a screening of the movie “Choctaw Code Talkers” the Chickasaw Honor Guard presented the colors, displaying the flags representing the United States and the Chickasaw Nation.
People are turning on the holiday music, hanging decorations, traveling, and shopping. But just like the story of how the Grinch stole Christmas, crooks are out to steal and spoil one’s holiday spirit.
A Clay County man has plead guilty to a deadly shooting at Yokohama.
A license plate reader and a bad driver help Tupelo police find two stolen vehicles.
A Corinth woman is facing a murder charge after a stabbing in Booneville.
A Clay County jailer finds himself behind bars in a contraband money-making scheme.
Mississippi University for Women is leading the way in teaching its Education students how to teach reading.
Mississippi’s Michael Guest is the Chairman of the House Ethics Committee.
A teen room at a Tupelo Boys and Girls Club gets a major upgrade that will also help young people focus on career readiness.
A mother faces charges for allegedly helping her son who is a suspect in a shooting investigation.
The Golden Triangle is continuously growing with new businesses and facilities that are attracting out-of-town visitors as well as locals.
Columbus’s planned annexation is now on hold. In a move that surprised many, city council members agreed to pause further proceedings.
Whether it was music from the Parkway Elementary Voice Wave Choir, the THS Madrigals, or the keynote address, the theme was building and maintaining a strong community that benefits everyone.
The city of Columbus is working on adding a new addition the Columbus Fire Department.
Jurors deliberate less than 20 minutes to find a Lowndes County man guilty of murder.
Calhoun City residents said cheers to alcohol sales.
An annual holiday shopping event kicks off in Starkville.
A man caught-up in an alleged methamphetamine trafficking ring is sentenced to 40 years in prison.
Starkville Utilities and the Tennessee Valley Authority hosted a tree planting event November 19, on Lynn Lane.
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Ten students and a bus driver were caught in the crossfire on November 19 in Columbus. Shortly after 3:00 p.m., police responded to a call of a shooting on the 1500 block of MLK. “My first initial thought is to get here as soon as possible to make sure these students are safe. You forget about…
The Monroe Regional Hospital has been trying its best to bring in and keep doctors in rural areas.
The Center has been ranked as a national leader in providing comprehensive support for veterans and their dependents.
The search for the suspect in a shooting that caused damage to a Columbus school bus has had a positive, if unintended result.
A Columbus business is giving a filling meal to those who need it most.