A major upgrade to the security system at the Tupelo Salvation Army is one of several improvements made under the leadership of Captains Thomas and LeAnna Marion.
KC’s School of Hair Design hosts sensory safe haircuts once a month, and all of its students are trained in sensory safe haircuts.
Ricky Metcalfe’s family is still searching for answers, almost three weeks since he went missing.
Organizations and churches in Columbus found many ways to support the holiday with fun events for the youth.
Columbus police continue to investigate an after-prom party shooting this past weekend.
A Lee County couple is proof that faith and hard work can impact people around the world.
Loaves and Fishes is a non-profit organization that provides meals to those in need.
Drive Research reports that more than half of Americans drink coffee from a coffee shop, but now there has been uncertainty about the cost of the fan favorite beverage.
Columbus Police continue to investigate a deadly motorcycle accident.
The Lowndes County Sports Hall of Fame is hosting its inaugural induction ceremony at the Trotter Convention Center.
The construction of six condos, an apartment complex, and new offices for a State Farm Insurance Agency is underway in the city of Saltillo.
Restaurants, businesses, and nonprofits had a chance to meet new customers at a popular event in Tupelo.
Today, Kealy talks with Barbara Bigelow about the visit from the Easter Bunny.
Today, Kealy talks with Kathleen Olivieri about her career as both a teacher and a TikTok Social Media Strategist.
Lee County deputies made a child pornography arrest.
Bassmaster tournament brings large crowds to local restaurants and businesses.
An annual event will be back in action this weekend. The Cotton District Festival will start on Saturday, April 19.
A, now former, Columbus police officer is arrested after a road rage incident.
The month of April is recognized as autism awareness month, and the Starkville Police Department is taking measures to make connections between officers and people with autism.
Many successful businesses have gone through the e-center. The organization hopes this event will help future business owners grow their companies.
The annual MDOT District One “ROADeo” was held in Tupelo.
The Columbus Exchange Club took time out to honor the Trooper of the Year for Mississippi Highway Patrol Troop G.
Starkville officials are closing a street for an emergency repair.
It appears the Columbus Municipal School District will need a new superintendent. On the Mississippi Board of Education’s agenda is to accept Dr. Stanley K. Ellis as the Interim Superintendent for the Humphreys County School District.