COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – A family searching for a missing loved one made a heartbreaking discovery Tuesday afternoon. After nearly three weeks of searching, a body was found near an abandoned building off Waterworks Road in Columbus. Columbus Police Chief Joseph Daughtry says the discovery was made just after noon by a family member and a Columbus detective who had…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – A few months after a video from Caledonia showed a white teenager pointing a gun at a Black teen while using racial slurs, community members gathered on the Lowndes County Courthouse lawn Tuesday night to call for justice and unity. The event was organized by the One Blood Coalition, which says it created the gathering to…
The church has partnered with the Mid South Food Bank and will distribute five hundred food boxes on Saturday morning, November 22.
Columbus Police have made an arrest in connection with a missing persons case.
Keegan Hays has been in the automotive paint business for more than 20 years.
A disturbance call leads to more serious charges for a Booneville man.
Residents will no longer have to boil their water before using or consumption.
A month-long drug investigation leaves on man facing several charges.
The food pantries said they are ready to host more food drives to stock up and better prepare for future concerns.
President of Allegro Family Clinic Amy Bogue said, her clinic has seen an influx of viruses recently, and with the holidays right around the corner, it could put you at risk of catching a bug.
Today on Midday, Grace Brister Jessica Horton about the upcoming Country Christmas.
Today on Midday, Grace Brister talks with Shawanda Jones and Glenda Richardson about the Columbus Tree Lighting
Today Dr. Ashley Jansen talks with her special guest Skinkles the lizard, and about how to help with his mite problem.
The does and bucks are out, and they’re not just in the woods.
After years of dedication to the Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers Association, a veteran newscaster is recognized for his commitment to the organization.
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Eric Lampkin is with Dr. Long as they discuss the importance of acorns.
Vibrant Church on Holly Hills Road is hosting a food drive this week.
Itawamba Community College is recognized for a prestigious national award.
Columbus Police have arrested four men in connection with a Tuesday night shooting.
Keeping the lines of communication open is easier when you know who you’re talking to. That was one of the reasons behind a meeting today between the Columbus City Council and the Lowndes County Board of Supervisors.
The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office finds a stolen tractor two counties away and helps expose an alleged multi-county theft ring in the process.
The Prairie – Darracott Volunteer received a $10,000 grant from the 4 County Foundation to buy a new battery-powered cutter.
The investment follows a shift in manufacturing strategy and will add hybrid electric Corolla production. It means the Blue Springs plant will be the first Toyota plant in the U S to make electrified Corollas.
It’s a fire hazard in your home that may often get overlooked – your clothes dryer. Columbus Fire and Rescue Chief Duane Hughes said when they see dryer fires, they often occur due to a lack of preventative maintenance, and lint is highly flammable.