Antique Showcase – 04/09/25
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Angelia Ferraez about the upcoming Antique Showcase.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Angelia Ferraez about the upcoming Antique Showcase.
The former mayor of Aberdeen and business owner has been accused of selling illegal items in his store in Starkville.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Scott Ferguson about Finances for your kids.
A Unit Director for a Boys and Girls Club in Northeast Mississippi is recognized for her hard work.
The center will be a dedicated spay and neuter clinic as well as a transportation hub for shelter animals in the region.
Weekend storms cause several areas to flood in Lowndes County.
The CDC recommends children get two doses of MMR vaccine. Usually, the first dose is between ages 12 and 15 months and the second dose between four and six years.
Tupelo police are asking for help finding a burglary suspect.
Stanley Ellis speaks on a pretty good school year for the Columbus Municipal School District.
Organ donor Margaret Rollins shared her story about being a living organ donor at a Lunch at Baptist Golden Triangle.
Today, Kealy talks with Falisa Janaye about an upcoming Fashion Show.
Today, Kealy talks with Det Man and Ms. Shirley about the upcoming Western Line Dance event.
Today, Kealy talks with Alden Thornhill and his special guest, King Memphis, about the upcoming Dachshund Derby in Starkville.
A host of local leaders, along with friends and family of Dixie Butler, were on hand on April 8 for the unveiling of a life-size statue of Tennessee Williams.
An infant is dead, and a man is facing a capital murder charge in connection to the death.
Today Kealy talks with Colin about the good news of the week.
On today’s Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Sergeant Bryan Anderson and Staff Sergeant Tanner Pritchard about community assistance in case solving.
Systems Consultants Associates hosts event to connect small businesses with resources.
A former deputy with the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is looking to wear the badge again
The rains may have stopped, but in some areas, the water continues to rise, forcing some people out of their homes.
Students had the opportunity to earn a certification in Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing, or FEES.
Mississippi continues to cash in on the lottery.
Zachary Slaughter is charged with burglary of a commercial building and aggravated assault.
According to an update from MEMA, storm damage has been reported in 20 counties.