One of the oldest buildings in Tupelo is getting a makeover and the community can get in on the act.
West Point Police reminds community to lock car doors following this weekend’s auto burglaries.
Farmers deal with all sorts of variables when it comes to getting a crop from planting to harvest, but one of the most important – and least controllable – is the weather.
Bond has been denied for a Shannon man accused of a mid-April armed robbery in Tupelo.
Tupelo Police made another arrest in connection with an April shooting.
Governor Tate Reeves is officially announcing the beginning of a special session.
One man is injured in a shooting. Now, Columbus police are looking for a gunman.
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced on May 27 that it has identified its preferred route for a new transmission line that will cross Clay, Lowndes, and Oktibbeha Counties.
Today, on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Keith Watson about the Watson Family Farm.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Amber Cook about the upcoming MUW Event
Today, Kealy talks with Erin Busbea and Melissa Thomas about upcoming events at the library.
A Memorial Day shooting in Grenada leaves one man dead and another in jail.
Get ready to head to the free throw line for the second annual 2025 Hustle Basketball Tournament! Today on Good News, Colin and Kealy talk about their dribbling skills and more in this week’s segment of Good News.
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Sargant Jake Hall, of Amory Police, about Shoplifting.
A Lowndes County man has been accused of punching a Columbus police officer in the face.
Today on Sunrise, we go live with Isaac Williams on the weather for today.
Candidates will be taking center stage tonight for the 2025 Columbus Mayoral Forum hosted by the Commercial Dispatch.
Tupelo honored fallen service members today at the city’s Veterans Memorial Park.
Today Kealy talks to Rico Lauderdale and Razon Lounge about free haircuts to give back to their community
MURPH Challenge and Load the Bar Foundation Strongman Competition fundraise for the local community through feats of strength and endurance.
On this Memorial Day, Starkville and Oktibbeha County residents turned out to remember those who gave what Abraham Lincoln called the “last full measure of devotion” to their country.
From pasture to putting green, farmers and land managers got a crash course in keeping their soil and grass healthy at a demonstration day hosted by the Lowndes County.
Today we go live with Isaac as we discuss the weather he is seeing on today’s part of the storm chase.
Two men are behind bars in Philadelphia facing several charges.