The new system allows emergency officials to respond to incidents faster by using exact location details, maps, and live updates before they arrive. Starkville Fire Chief Dewayne Davis calls the updated technology a game changer.
DeSoto County deputies teach the traffic stop portion for Basic classes at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center.
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Our Kealy Shields stopped by West Amory Elementary to share about what its like being a morning news anchor.
Today on Midday, Grace Brister talks with Ms. Willie Davis about the upcoming Awards Banquet.
This week on Animal Health, Dr. Ashley Janzen is with her special guest, Lucy, as they cover the topic of retained deciduous canine teeth.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Quan Walker and Stephany Brown about what to expect at the new art exhibit.
A Tupelo-based non-profit has been providing rehabilitation services for sixty-five years , but it’s not resting on its reputation. It is looking to grow. Allie Martin tells us more about the plan for the future and how area residents can help further its mission.
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Before working for Lee County, Haggard served with the Clay County Sheriff’s Department for a combined 12 years. He lost his life on Monday after a tragic accident.
On this week’s Next to Nature, Eric and Dr. Long take a look at the fascinating world of slugs.
After almost 27 years, a Lowndes County Deputy is putting up his badge, but he still plans to serve the community he now calls home.
It’s Black History Month, and WCBI and FOX 4 want you to tell us about Black History Makers in North Mississippi and West Alabama!
Phone and online scams are becoming more common. They are also difficult to investigate and prosecute.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Haylei Wilson and Wil’lani Turner about Library Day.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston about what you need to know this Wednesday.
OXFORD, MISS. (WCBI) – For Stevenra Manning, getting a hot meal as her city cleans up in the aftermath of the ice storm is a blessing. It is even better when that meal is barbecue. “These people are really doing a hard job, and providing for our community, I am a mom of three and I really appreciate it,” Manning…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – A group in Columbus is working to make sure today’s generation doesn’t forget yesterday’s lessons and struggles. The Sim Scott Seniors held their annual Black History Awareness program this morning at Sim Scott Park. Organizers say this is an important time to reflect on the past in order to enhance what we’re doing in the present,…
WATER VALLEY, Miss., (WCBI) — When Winter Storm Fern hit Water Valley, the community didn’t panic — and they didn’t point fingers. Instead, they came together. If there’s one word Brandon Presley uses to describe the people of Water Valley — it’s resilient. Presley, chairman of the Water Valley Electric Commission, says neighbors stepped up the moment the storm hit….
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – Family, friends, faculty, and students packed the New Hope High School Campus on Monday — welcoming home a group of National Champions. The band, cheer and dance teams spent the weekend competing at the DII National School Spirit Championships in Orlando, Florida. “It was amazing, it was a wonderful experience, but getting to come with dance,…
Small things can make a big impact. That was part of the message delivered by a familiar face today in Starkville.
A chase in a stolen car leads to the death of a juvenile in Tupelo.
Power outages are affecting more than just heat and lights. They have also prompted boil water notices, including one for the Holcut Cairo Water Association in Prentiss County.
Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Tupelo Police Department need your help with locating an individual responsible for an alleged False Pretense case, which is being investigated by the Tupelo Police Department.