Pets Without Partners (Shadow) – 10/31/25
Today on Midday, Grace Brister talks with Brandy and her special guest, Shadow.
Area high school students showing up for FCA ‘Huddles’ in big numbers
Saltillo High School has one of the largest weekly huddles in the region
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has active chapters, or ‘huddles’ in about eighty schools across Northeast Mississippi. At Saltillo High School, more than 350 students meet every Friday for their huddle, which includes a time of prayer and a message.
Local and state leaders are stepping up to help snap beneficiaries
Karriem wrote a letter to the governor declaring a state of emergency for relief efforts for snap beneficiaries and calling a special session for the legislature to address SNAP related funding.
Thacker Mountain Radio Hour coming to Columbus for live show
MPB Radio staple, Thacker Mountain Radio Hour, is coming to Columbus for a live show.
Law enforcement increases presence after a threat in Alcorn Co.
There was an increased law enforcement presence at Alcorn Central.
Firefighters respond to a house fire on Canal Street in Aberdeen
There have been reports of a fire in Aberdeen on Canal Street.
Several parks shutdown due to ongoing federal government shutdown
Due to the ongoing Federal government shutdown, Several parks and day-use areas operated by the Army Corps of Engineers will close beginning today, October 31, and will remain closed until further notice.
MCSO is investigating a homicide
Monroe County Sheriff Kevin Crook told WCBI, his deputies responded to a call at Smith Chapel Holiness Church Wednesday evening, October 29. When deputies arrived, they found 73-year-old Ollie Hamilton had been violently attacked and was dead.
Pontotoc community help with upcoming pause to SNAP benefits
That’s why teachers at South Pontotoc Attendance Center are supporting those who will be affected by the loss of food benefits.
WCBI Sunrise (American Revolution Screening) – 10/30/25
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Mona Vance-Ai and Melissa Duncan-Thomas about the upcoming American Revolution Screening event at the Library.
Animal Health (Eye Problems) – 10/30/25
Today on Animal health, Dr. Karen Emerson talks about her special guest, Tiny, and his problem with his eye.
Aberdeen residents come together for Sandy Clay Rosenwald marker unveiling
Aberdeen Residents came together on Saturday afternoon, October 25, to keep to make sure a small piece of Mississippi history is not forgotten.
Fight leads to gunfire in Columbus
Columbus Police make an arrest following a shooting in North Columbus.
Local gym shows appreciation for first responders in Tupelo
A Tupelo gym shows its appreciation to first responders with a free lunch.
Next to Nature (Chainsaws) – 10/29/2025
On this week’s Next to Nature, Joey and Dr. Long discuss chainsaws and how to sharpen their blades
Troop G to host Trunk or Treat event in Starkville
The Mississippi Highway Patrol is getting in the Halloween spirit.
Whitney Baker named first female African American deputy in Monroe Co.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office makes history with its first female black deputy.
Tension rises at city board meeting
Board members stood on opposite sides at Tuesday night’s special called board meeting in Calhoun City.
Man found guilty for First Degree Murder in Oktibbeha Co.
Arti Brown will spend the rest of his life in a Mississippi prison.
Midday (Memphis Town Community Day) – 10/29/25
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Jacquise Frison and Janice Richmond to talk about the Memphis Town Community Day event.
WCBI Sunrise (Under The Oaks Art Festival) – 10/29/25
Today on Sunrise, Kealy talks with Quan Walker and Erik Studdard about the upcoming Under The Oak Art Festival event.
WCBI Sunrise (What You Need to Know Wednesday) – 10/29/25
Today, on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston about Wedding Shower gift ideas for a friend.
Attorney Patrick Wooten reviews Halloween safety for Sale Elementary students
Area attorney Patrick Wooten, with a lot of help from McGruff the Crime Dog, reviewed the Halloween safety rules with students at Sale Elementary in Columbus.
Clay County Sheriff’s office looks to provide Halloween fun
Clay County Sheriff’s Office wants everyone to have a good time, they also want people to be safe.