A restaurant that was started by firemen donates life-saving equipment to a Chickasaw County fire department.
The decision to continue using a lobbying firm for the city of Columbus is under discussion. However, Mayor Stephen Jones said relationships have paid off in the past.
Today’s Midday includes Kealy Shields as she talks with Christina and Hope about the upcoming Caledonia Days event.
One person is dead and another is in a Jackson hospital after a shed fire in Lowndes County.
Early this morning, on October 15, state inmate John Leath Halley Jr. was found unresponsive in his cell during routine checks.
Two people are facing felony charges for exploiting a vulnerable adult.
Nick talks with Kealy about what types of screws needed for what types of jobs, on this week’s What You Need to Know Wednesday!
Zane and Garrett talk with Kealy about the musical production Godspell on this morning’s WCBI Sunrise!
Tune in today on WCBI Mid-Morning as our Kealy Shields gets up from the table with Kayla Gilmore to learn the basics of the fan favorite, “Thriller”.
Families across the region are finding specialized care for their children close to home.
Hearing about domestic violence brings back horrible memories For Patrice Butts. Butts is a Case Manager at the Safe Haven Domestic Violence Shelter, she said her goal is to try and help others, who are dealing with some of the same problems her family did.
Columbus Municipal School District is working to fill a position that would assist in bridging the gap for students who are homeless, providing resources and working with social services.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Christopher Thompson about Five Horizon.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Keith Watson about Tonsils and Ear Tubes, and what to do if they get infected.
Kealy and Colin have more upcoming and exciting events to discuss on this week’s Good News with Colin!
The victim has been identified as 78-year-old Edith Gault of Reform.
Aluminum Dynamics is working with the community to give back to local schools and teach children about recycling. In partnership with Million Cans, students with the Lowndes County School District will be competing to recycle the most cans.
Hands-on activities, such as creating plywood and paper, give them a deeper understanding of the forest products industry.
Tonight, on WCBI News at 5, Grace Brister is In The Kitchen with Columbus Harvey’s General Manager Josh and Executive Chef Cory as they discuss the delicious dishes they brought with them.
The Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) is urging schools to end tailgating on campus.
Today on Midday, Grace talks with Katherine Mickens and the Dancing Rabbit about the upcoming Dancing Rabbit Festival.
The Mississippi Department of Revenue and area law enforcement agencies are warning the public about an ongoing text scam.
A Pontotoc man has been accused of taking more than the employee discount at his workplace.
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) A Saturday afternoon motorcycle accident has claimed the life of a Columbus man. Lowndes County Coroner Greg Merchant tells WCBI, 30-year-old Quincy Lashawn Holmes was traveling North on Casey Lane, when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a pickup truck. The accident happened at the intersection of Casey Lane and Oswalt Road around 3:30. The investigation…