COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) Christmas is officially over, and unfortunately, the gifts you got from Santa Clause can attract thieves. The Columbus Police Department wants you to remember, boxes at the curb can show thieves the valuable gifts you got for Christmas. If a thief sees several boxes at the curb after the holidays, your home could become a target for…
MONROE COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) Several Monroe County Fire Departments responded to a structure fire Friday morning. Cason, Nettleton, and Amory Fire Departments, responded to a fully involved structure fire on Sargent Lane at 11:19 Friday Morning. No injuries were reported. For 24/7 news and updates, follow us on Facebook and X Categories: Featured, Local News Tags: fire, investigation, local, Monroe County, structure
CLAY COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) An investigation is underway after a shooting in Clay County. Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott tells WCBI, one person is dead, and another person is in critical Condition at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. The shooting happened around 5:00 Saturday afternoon, on Waverly Boat Landing. The incident is under investigation, and more information will be…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) “It is very very disturbing and sad.” said Donald Pope, Columbus Resident. Columbus Resident Donald Pope is outraged about a recent shooting. Columbus Police Officers responded to the 500 block of Waterworks Road for a gunshot victim. When they arrived, they also learned that two other victims had been taken to Baptist Memorial Hospital by personal vehicle….
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – The holiday season brings many opportunities for people to give. The Second Servings program is collaborating with several Starkville organizations to provide food through the holidays. Starkville Strong has been helping many families through its Second Servings program for over a year now. However, at this time of year, feeding the community becomes more challenging because…
TISHOMINGO COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) It has been nearly two decades since a man went missing in Tishomingo County. December 18th marked sixteen years since Johnny Crosby disappeared. Crosby was last seen around 11:30 a.m. on December 18th, 2009. His daughter was staying with him at the time because he had been sick and depressed. She said that prior to his…
Losing weight may be getting easier.
While this project has been in the works for the past few years, the organization has run into obstacles. However, Depriest said, “We’re trying to land the plane, and we’re close. We’re getting much closer.”
A historic building in downtown Tupelo that played a major role in the musical development of Elvis Presley is being sold.
The boil water notice for customers of the Shuqualak Butler Water Association in the Macedonia community has been lifted.
A burning car leads to a homicide investigation in the Capital City.
A Greenwood police officer was injured during an officer-involved shooting.
A custom-made Christmas gift can go a long away. V Design sees an increase in sales during the holidays.
The winner of the WCBI Christmas Tree Showdown is Dorsie Taylor of Columbus!
An effort is underway to help a longtime Tupelo Councilwoman with unexpected repair bills after a recent house fire.
Online shopping is convenient. But when packages leave the warehouse and head to your house, there’s still a chance you may not see them.
The Prentiss County Sheriff’s Office made an arrest after receiving a complaint of a juvenile being sexually abused.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Devin Cummings while whipping up a fresh batch of cookies.
Amory Police make an arrest for alleged possession of a controlled substance.
A Winona man has been arrested on multiple charges.
50 children got to pick out a toy and get their pictures taken with Santa Saturday morning, December 21.
The City of Starkville said that a section of Long Street will be temporarily closed.
The fair allows families to dress up and get involved with activities, like axe-throwing and watching live blacksmithing.
Ole Miss will host a rare December home game, when the Rebels take on the Tulane Green Wave for the College Football Playoffs. Kickoff is set for Saturday afternoon, but plans and preparations have been in the works for weeks to keep everyone safe. As Allie Martin reports, the University of Mississippi Police Department heads up security plans and operations for every game at home.