The city of Columbus is seeing a new drug on the streets, xylazine. “It’s new to the city,” said Columbus Fire and Rescue Public Information Officer and Fire Life Safety Educator Jaquay Sherrod. Used as a sedative for animals, Jaquay Sherrod with Columbus Fire and Rescue says xylazine or “Tranq” has been making rounds in Columbus.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Brittany Turner and Paulette Ferguson about the upcoming Blue Tie Gala.
Today on WCBI Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Laura Flores about the awareness of human trafficking and how to help.
Moving to a new town is never easy. The Base Community Council helps support airmen and their families in that transition.
As Winter Storm Fern begins to move into our area, people are preparing to hunker down over the weekend. First Responders are hoping that they don’t have to get out in the dangerous conditions, but they are taking the necessary steps to do that and do it safely.
Today on Next to Nature, Eric is back with Dr. Long to discuss what one might consider the “fluffiest” fungus, the Honeydew Eater!
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks to Nick and Keyton Blocher about all of the things you need to know this Wednesday.
Some restaurants, including Walk‑On’s, believe the extra sale hour could boost business. However, not all aldermen support the change.
North Mississippi Animal Control is working with the Lee County Sheriff’s Office to rescue approximately two hundred dogs from a Plantersville property.
Two Mississippi school superintendents and a St. Louis school teacher have entered guilty pleas to Federal Embezzlement charges.
For many people in our area, 4-County Electric Power Association is making sure that electricity, and for an increasing number of members, high-speed internet as well, is there when you need it.
Three people, including a 16-year-old, now face charges in connection with a weekend shooting in Starkville.
The teenager wanted in connection with a weekend shooting at the Sonic in Starkville has now turned himself in.
On this week’s good news with Colin, Kealy talks with Colin Krieger about the good news this week!
The third Monday in January honors and juxtaposes two historical figures. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is also Robert E. Lee Day in two states.
The talk around school choice is keeping Mississippi lawmakers polarized. State Representative Kabir Karriem shares his thoughts on the new bill and how it will affect local communities.
The All America City wrapped up a weekend of activities honoring the life and legacy of Doctor Martin Luther King Jr, with a huge celebration.
“Building Bridges, Not Walls” was the message echoing through West Point this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
A parade from the Walking Track in Ackerman to the Choctaw County Courthouse honored the long tradition of marching.
Residents from Columbus and Lowndes County braved the frigid temperatures this morning for a Freedom Walk through Downtown Columbus.
Oktibbeha County Volunteer Firefighters responded to two fires over the weekend.
The Oktibbeha County NAACP is celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
One man is facing a murder charge after admitting to shooting and killing another man in Noxubee County.
WEST POINT, Miss. (WCBI) Family and Friends came together in West Point to keep the memory of two Clay County residents alive. Balloons were released in the air to honor the lives of seven-year-old Mikiylia Guines, and 55 year old Willie Guines. Mikiylia and Willie Guines are two of the six people, that were shot and killed by 24-year-old Daricka Moore…