Columbus fireman recognized for his dedication to the job
The Columbus Exchange honored Lukas Borntrager as its Firefighter of the Year at a luncheon at Lion Hills.
TVA’s power cost hike: How it affects 4-County Electric members
4-County Electric Power Association members now know how high their bill will climb with a new rate increase.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: ‘Silence is never the answer’
Domestic Violence is often a subject many people stray away from in conversation, but the staff at Safe Haven in Columbus said staying silent is never the answer.
Rebuilding lives: Some residents can return home post-tornado
The group Monroe Strong is helping provide beds, couches, dining room tables and other basics for residents
It was a big day for some residents of an Amory apartment complex who have been displaced since the March tornado.
Area middle schoolers get opportunity to find career paths
Local business leaders gathered at East Mississippi Community College to inform students on how they can find their path.
Local nonprofit organizations use tool to help from being scammed
Organization turns to Charity Tracker to ensure they make the most impact throughout the community.
Nonprofit organizations in the area look to ensure they do their best. But even charities can be scammed by people abusing the system. So, these organizations are utilizing a tool to make sure they help the most people in need.
Scary good cause: Haunted maze aims to bring Christmas to kids in need
This year the Christmas season in Lowndes County begins at Halloween, and a Haunted Maze will lead to gifts under the tree for some children.
MSU Rodeo Team hosts mechanical bull riding fundraiser
Students at Mississippi State put their bull riding skills to the test to see if they could hang on for eight seconds.
Well-known Tupelo business donates to help athletes at Amory High
Lisa Hawkins, owner of Room to Room Furniture, donated $20,000 to Amory Athletics. The high school football stadium and other parts of the school’s athletic facilities were destroyed during the March tornado.
Jack’s restaurant makes donation to support homeless community
A restaurant chain known for its burgers and chicken is also getting a reputation for its giving. Jack’s partnered with Mats for Mission to support the homeless community.
Veteran pilot touches down in Macon to share checklist for success
Angel Hughes has been flying since she was 16 years old. The veteran Coast Guard Aviator now takes to the skies with UPS Airlines.
Body found in lake confirmed to be missing man, Robert Hargrove
Lowndes County Coroner Greg Merchant confirmed Robert Hargrove is the man found in the water this past weekend.
Calhoun County third graders learn about possible career paths
At this career fair, third and fourth graders could learn how the lung functions at the University of Mississippi’s Center for Math and Science Education booth.
FORGE career expo at EMCC looks to fill industry voids
People around the Golden Triangle explored equipment operation, bricklaying, and construction work using virtual reality.
MHP trooper involved in vehicle crash; Minor injuries reported
The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office said the eastbound driver swerved into the opposite lane, striking the patrol car.
Rankin County case sparks statewide debate on releasing criminals early
Convicting someone of a crime doesn't happen overnight.
A case in Rankin County sparked a debate after a man convicted of two murders was released on parole earlier in the year and then arrested for a DUI and later bonded out.
Amory PD chief: Social media disrupts investigations, courtroom decisions
In an interview with Chief Ronnie Bowen, he said speculation spread across social media can be a major disruptor for courtroom decisions.
Macon teen faces charges in Clay County after deputies recover gun
A teenager from Macon is facing charges in Clay County after deputies broke up a fight and recovered a gun. It happened Saturday night at Love’s Truck Stop.
Telling Your Story – SaPerior Patton (Season 1 Episode 2)
"Just tell me you're hungry."
There are moments that SaPerior Patton remembers as clear as a bell. Days on end without her mom. No pocket change for neighborhood snacks. An older sister who learned to sew so she could have clothes to wear to school. A pair of tennis shoes that lasted three years.
Ashley Charitable Foundation presents $500K check to ICC
Itawamba Community College will enhance its CDL truck driving program, thanks to a grant from Ashley Furniture.
Itawamba County takes action: Outdoor burning banned until November 20
Itawamba County was the latest to declare a burn ban. This marked the eighth county in the WCBI viewing area to issue the alert.
Tupelo police issue scam alert: Beware of impersonation calls
An old scam is making the rounds again, and Tupelo police want you to know about it. Someone has been calling Tupelo and Lee County residents claiming to be with the Tupelo Police Department.
Brooksville residents will vote soon to fill Alderman-At-Large seat
A special election has been set for November 21 to fill the Alderman-At-Large seat formerly held by Wallace Phillips.
Lowndes County Federation of Democratic Women: Get Out the Vote rally
The Lowndes County Federation of Democratic Women will host the Get Out the Vote Rally. The event is to educate voters on the policies democratic candidates will be running on in upcoming elections.