CALEDONIA, Miss. (WCBI) – Caledonia held its annual Christmas Parade. Citizens lined the streets to watch the parade go through the downtown area. This year’s theme was “It’s beginning to look a lot like a Caledonia Christmas.” Churches, school groups, businesses, citizens, and classic vehicles were in the parade along with our Charity Johnson who was there representing WCBI. For…
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – What comes to mind when thinking of holiday festivities? Pictures with Santa, hot chocolate, maybe even Christmas crafts. But what about horses? The Mississippi State University Equestrian team hosted their “Holidays With the Horses” event at their horse unit to fundraise for the team’s travel costs and entry fees for competitions. One of the English equestrian…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) -The Christmas Spirit was in the air at the Columbus Air Force base. The 14th Flying Training Wing was able to gift Christmas trees to military families. The “Trees for Troops” program made its first trip to the Columbus Air Force base, and its mission was to deck the halls. This program comes from the Christmas SPIRIT…
COFFEEVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Coffeeville Police are looking for a man after a gas station robbery. A man went into the Marathon Gas Station store on Highway 7, on Friday, Dec. 6 around 9:58 p.m. The suspect is described as a Black male, and at the time of the robbery, he was wearing a black pullover jacket, black pants, white…
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – A Starkville man faces several charges after reportedly forcing someone to give him a ride. Starkville Police say Draper Manning stole a gun Thursday, then forced an adult with two children to drive him to Starkville. After Manning got out of the car, the victim called Starkville Police. Manning was arrested a short time later at…
WEST POINT, Miss. (WCBI) -Cheerleaders, fans, and parents are packing and loading the bus, to show support for the West Point Green Wave in the state championship game in Hattiesburg. “To me, when we are supported by the entire community like we have been, even the years I attended West Point High School, it just shows that our community loves…
This year, more than 1,000 gifts are going to 96 families to bring gifts to 195 children.
The trees and wreaths are ready for you to see at the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum.
Two Fulton residents have been arrested on drug and child endangerment charges.
Alabama EBT recipients need to take note.
It may be the season of giving, but it is also the season of scams, and a familiar one has popped up again in Itawamba County.
A Christmas tradition on the Mississippi State University campus is giving area residents a chance to add some color to their homes.
A Calhoun City man has been accused of shooting someone in Oxford.
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – For many, the Christmas season is a time of cheer. But for people experiencing homelessness the holidays and the colder weather that often comes with them can be a time of hardship. The Columbus Police Department is working to ease some of that – one cup at a time – with the “Cups of Comfort”…
Some young shoppers arrived in style at Tupelo’s West Main Wal Mart, complete with a police escort.
Liebherr is a family-run technology company formed in Germany and operates several locations in the U.S. Mississippi will be joining that list in 2026 offering hundreds of job opportunities.
An argument leads to the arrest of a Tupelo man.
The suspect in a September shooting that left a Columbus teenager dead has turned himself in.
The goal of Town and Tower is to strengthen relationships among Mississippi University for Women, Columbus and Lowndes County, and the Columbus Air Force Base.
Oxford Police make an arrest in an ongoing stalking investigation
An oxford man faces charges after allegedly communicating inappropriately with a juvenile online.
Diamond Grove Center, a behavioral health hospital in Louisville is beginning work on a 24-bed expansion.
A West Point resident is trying to make sure the legacy of her son is not forgotten, while also honoring the lives of others.
When he came on board as the new executive director of the Lee Itawamba Library System, Philip Shackelford knew it was time to update the system’s long range plan.