Road work happening during Spring Break in Starkville
Work started today, March 10, and is expected to continue through Wednesday, March 12. This is all happening during spring break for local schools and MSU.
Medical helicopter crash reported in Madison County
Sources told WCBI that a Columbus-based medical helicopter crashed in Madison County and fatalities were reported.
Repairs begin on Highway 50 in West Point
The Mississippi Department of Transportation shut down the road for drainage culvert repairs.
Aircare places two helicopters in Lowndes Co.
Both helicopters service the region with medical care and medical flights out of the area.
Nettleton man faces drug and theft charges in Monroe Co.
A Nettleton man is in the Monroe County Jail facing drug and theft charges.
MHP investigates after a child is killed in an Attala vehicle accident
A child died this past weekend after being hit by a vehicle. The Mississippi Highway Patrol is investigating the accident.
Suspect wanted for child sex crime in Clay County
The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to find a suspect wanted for a child sex crime.
Local West Point Museum honors influential women in the GTR
The Black Prairie Blues Museum in West Point kicked off Women’s History month by honoring influential women in the Golden Triangle.
Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office make an arrest
On January 20, investigators with the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office were notified by the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services of an investigation they had started because of injuries to a baby.
Boys & Girls Club brings young women together with Summit
The Boys and Girls Club of the Golden Triangle brings young women together to learn life, leadership, and community service skills.
Starkville Police Department make arrest
On Friday, March 7, the Starkville Police Department arrested 25-year-old Julian Monsibias-Perches who is from Del Rios Texas.
Tupelo Police Department make six arrests
On February 27th, officers with the Tupelo Police Department were a conducting a surveillance operation in the area of North Gloster Street near Blair Street.
Third annual Turkey Tailgate and Call Maker Showcase held
The event, hosted by Mossy Oak in West Point, kicks off turkey hunting season with an event featuring regional turkey call makers.
The event, hosted by Mossy Oak in West Point, kicks off turkey hunting season with an event featuring regional turkey call makers.
Annual Youth Symposium educates local young people
The Nu Theta Sigma Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority hosted the event at the American Legion in West Point.
The Nu Theta Sigma Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority hosted the event at the American Legion in West Point.
The Snip Station to provide affordable spay and neuter services
The Snip Station is a community led non profit that seeks to help reduce the stray pet population
A low cost option for people who need to spay or neuter their pet will soon be available in Lee County.
Students react to the possibility of D.O.E being eliminated
In his first two months in office, President Donald Trump has been making sweeping changes.
Local volunteer firefighters add technology to their fire gear
Oktibbeha County Volunteer Firefighters are adding a new piece of equipment to their gear that they believe will make a significant impact to the community while also showing others what they see on a daily basis.
MEMA provides an update on storm damage from this week
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency releases new damage numbers from the storm system that swept through the state this week.
Historical Building at MSU to receive a new look
A historic building on the Mississippi State University campus is getting a new look.
WCBI announces “Teacher of The Month” for March
Go to wcbi.com/teachers to nominate them for Teacher of the Month. If you have already nominated someone this school year, they remain eligible to win through the school year.
Columbus City officials participate in National Read Across America
People from the community, and city employees went to several schools throughout the district reading, and listening to children read.
Soldier returns home to surprise children at two different schools
Major Drew Headings is given a hero's welcome at Carver and ECEC
The Tupelo soldier said being able to surprise both of his kids was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Mid-morning with Joey – 03/07/25
On today’s Mid-morning, Joey talks with our special guests about big cats, heart health, and more.
Recent meth bill died in committee
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Webster County Sheriff David Gore explains why he is glad the recent meth bill died in committee this week.