COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Elected officials in Columbus are trying to encourage everyone to cast their ballots on election day. State Representative Kabir Karriem and District Supervisor Leroy Brooks hosted a “Get Out to Vote” rally. The rally offered free food and drinks for the public. Brooks and Karriem also spoke about the importance of voting to attendees They say…
MILLPORT, Ala. (WCBI) -Food, vendors, games, homemade goods, and even children’s activities, that’s what attracted hundreds of people to the Stallion Street Fair, in downtown Millport. “It is good for the local people, and it gives all these vendors an opportunity to sell their stuff, and there is a lot of comraderies because I see folks that I have not…
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – A Tupelo Police car was stolen following the pursuit of a separate stolen vehicle Friday, Nov. 1. Two suspects are now in custody. Around 3:45 p.m., a Tupelo Police officer identified a reported stolen truck in Tupelo. The officer attempted a traffic stop on South Gloster Street, near the Verona city limits. The driver refused to…
STEENS, Miss. (WCBI) – A fatal fire is under investigation in Steens. Around 2 p.m., a single-story camper caught fire on Hayden Lane, on Nov. 2. One person is dead. The Lowndes County District 1 Volunteer Fire Department and the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office responded. This case is currently under investigation and we will bring you more information when it…
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – A K9 officer with the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office will receive a new vest through a charitable donation from the non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. Gero is getting a bullet and stab protective vest which will be embroidered with the sentiment “Born to Love-Trained to Serve-Loyal Always.” His new vest should arrive within…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)—Downtown Columbus is decorated with Christmas lights for its annual Open House. Local businesses have opened their doors, posted sale signs, and more to entice shoppers. “You can go in and shop for anything you need. If you need a Thanksgiving outfit, a Christmas outfit, or if you just want to get your Christmas shopping done early. You…
Except for the cake and 47 cent drinks, Friday’s lunchtime crowd could have been any regular day at Danver’s.
Fueling the creative process and offering hands-on experience – that’s what the new Creator Studio at Mississippi University for Women is doing for students.
Visit Columbus hosts its annual “Arts and Antique Show and Sale.”
Six people have been indicted on felony drug charges in Lee County following a long investigation and round-up.
Merchants in Starkville welcomed Bulldog friends and family home November 1 with a citywide tailgate.
The town of Caledonia added a splash of color to the Town Hall.
Willie Jerome Manning is asking for another rehearing.
If you are planning to vote, you need to bring your driver’s license but leave the campaigning material outside.
The City of Columbus is taking steps to better track and manage travel expenses for city employees and elected officials.
A former Starkville firefighter has been found not guilty of embezzlement.
The man reported missing in Noxubee County has been found. Sheriff Tommy Roby said Davenport Hill is safe.
An early morning crash in Alabama has claimed the life of a Fayette man.
Two New Hope High School students are arrested for separate incidents, one of which involved a gun on school property.
Princesses and super heroes of the smallest size seize downtown Columbus.
An Alabama mother is facing charges after her child allegedly tests positive for drugs.
Mornings will get even more brighter, but the sun will set a lot sooner.
As we fall back this weekend, it’s a good reminder to check your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
It is very rare to see a husband and wife work the same job, especially when they are both at the head of their departments.