Crime Stoppers (Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department) – 08/27/24
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Winston County Sheriff Mike Perkins says active shooter response is something they train for with all law enforcement within the city and county.
Mississippi State hosted its annual business and organization fair, “Shades of Starkville.”
Zell Long, who was recently inducted into the Mississippi Boys and Girls Clubs Hall of Fame, was filling out forms to nominate a board member with the Oxford club, for the Boys and Girls Clubs Hall of Fame, when she was told to hold off for now.
The West Point Fire Department is lacking much needed equipment. The Mississippi Department of Homeland Security will give the department over $19,000 for new gear.
Two men in West Point lost big Monday night, but West Point police and the Mississippi Gaming Commission hit the jackpot.
Webster County is getting Federal money to help finish an important project. The county is receiving a USDA rural development grant for three million dollars to build its new jail.
West Point police are warning business owners and residents about a scammer. A person claiming to be Lt. Arnold from the police department has called a number of businesses.
The county Road Department has 10 New Holland tractors that are reaching the end of their service life.
The former Benton County Tax Assessor was accused of taking more than $300,000. Shannon Wilburn was charged with one count of embezzlement in public office.
It was a busy and deadly holiday weekend on Mississippi highways, as 15 people died in crashes. Two deadly crashes happened in Grenada County.
A joint operation with the Monroe County Swat Team and North Mississippi Narcotics Unit led to the arrest of a convicted drug dealer.
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Labor Day is a federally recognized holiday observed every first Monday of September. For many people, the occasion is celebrated as a long weekend in which they may get together with family or simply lounge around the house. Chris Rego, a science teacher at Starkville High School, shared why Labor Day is special to him. “It’s…
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Some downtown Tupelo streets were closed this weekend, as skateboarders showed their skills during “Change Fest.” The third annual “Change Fest” brought in some of the top skateboarders from across the nation, taking part in competitions, all on the streets of downtown Tupelo. Local skateboarding enthusiasts were also out in full force. Local artists, businesses, and…
WEST POINT, Miss. (WCBI) – It can be surprising for some, that restaurants can gain a huge connection to the community. In, West Point, a local Mexican restaurant, La Fiesta Brava, has done just that. They had their last day until further notice on Sunday, September 1. The family-owned Mexican restaurant La Fiesta Brava has been open for almost 30 years….
LEE COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – At around 8:30 a.m., on Sunday, Sept.1, Lee County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a call about someone possibly being shot through the hand on County Road 231. When Deputies arrived, they found evidence of a struggle and made contact with Steven Carpenter. Carpenter was the only person present and due to being injured, he was…
LOWNDES, COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – A Sunday afternoon fire destroys a home on Woodbridge Place near New Hope. The fire broke out around noon. Lowndes County Volunteer Fire District 3 responded and was able to get it under control around 5:15 p.m. There were no injuries or fatalities. The owner was not home. The owner says he received a call…
COFFEEVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – A man is captured for numerous violent felonies including murder, 2 counts of 1st-degree domestic assault, 1st-degree criminal mischief, and theft by unlawful taking. On July 22, in Jefferson County, Kentucky, one male victim and two female victims were shot after an argument took place. The alleged shooter is 34-year-old Desmond Shaw who then fled the…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – On Friday, August 30, a Felony Warrant was signed for Areiona Natwan Williams. Williams is wanted by the Columbus Police Department on multiple counts of Intimidating a Witness. If you have any information on the whereabouts of Areiona Williams please call 911, The Columbus Police Department at (662) 244-3500, or Crime Stoppers at (662) 494-0109. For…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – On Saturday, Aug. 31, around 4:25 a.m., Officers with The Columbus Police Department responded to the 2200 Block of Shannon Avenue about an Auto Burglary. Officers spoke with the victim, who said that she saw a man in her vehicle under her car porch. Around 4:30 a.m., Columbus PD received another call in the same area…
WEST POINT, Miss. (WCBI) – The Prairie Arts Festival took place this weekend in historic downtown West Point. The Growth Alliance hosted the festival and is the main event of Prairie Arts Weekend which included a 5K run, book sale, live music, Juried Arts Contest, 2 Mules at the Museum, and the Mossy Oak Car Show. Lisa Klutts, the director…
A new location and expanded reach. Mississippi State University’s Psychology Clinic cut the ribbon on its new home
MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – Most towns and cities rely on paid, professional departments to answer fire and emergency calls. However, in rural areas and smaller towns, those emergencies are handled by groups of dedicated volunteers. And as Oktibbeha County Fire Coordinator, Patrick Warner, tells us, they have to balance their service with other obligations. “You know they have to leave their job…