WCBI’s Kealy Shields joins Mother Goose for annual Summer Reading Program
At the Columbus Lowndes Public library its anything but quiet on Thursdays. That’s because Mother Goose is back to singing and dancing for the annual Summer Reading Program…
At the Columbus Lowndes Public library its anything but quiet on Thursdays. That’s because Mother Goose is back to singing and dancing for the annual Summer Reading Program…
The City of Louisville and the Louisville Fire Department are giving residents a heads-up. The Fire Department is testing its fire hydrants today…
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has issued a Silver Alert for a Coffeeville man…
The prestigious honor was announced this afternoon at the North Gloster showroom. Dealership leaders, team members, Hyundai representatives, and community leaders were on hand for the ceremony…
A back-to-school supply and backpack giveaway that was scheduled to last until Thursday wrapped up early, because organizers managed to distribute all of the supplies…
The world-renowned Kickboxer and Columbus native Oliver “Big O” Miller gets inducted into a second Hall of Fame this year…
Today on Midday, Charity talks with John Conner and Selethia Malone about the grand opening of Vision of Hope of Macon.
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Eric and Dr. Long discuss the small but loud Katydid.
A difference over payments between the City of Columbus and Lowndes County is one step closer to a resolution…
The Columbus Arts Council kicked off its annual Summer Art Camp this week…
The Summer heat is causing a spike in utility bills for many families, and a community organization is working to help them keep the lights and AC on…
The unofficial election results are in for the Calhoun City special election…
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy and Keyton Blocher discuss everything that you need to know about dealing with ants, wasps, and carpenter bees this summer.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Summer Scholars Senior Intern Dezmond Williams and Junior Counselor Myrto Sergi about the Summer Scholars program and its “Face the Music(Fest)” production.
MANTEE, Miss. (WCBI) – Nearly 58 years ago, Mantee native Joe Edd Lofton lost his life in combat during the Vietnam War. “That’s what he wanted to do. He wanted to be a part of the service he wanted to serve mankind,” said Joe Edd’s sister Barbara Montgomery. On Tuesday, June 23, the state of Mississippi dedicated a highway in…
It has been nearly five months since Winter Storm Fern impacted more than 100,000 people in North Mississippi, and today, leaders gathered to look at the response and recognize those who helped. Allie Martin has more…
Tupelo Police catch up with a shoplifting suspect, but he may have accomplices…
The business world is constantly evolving, and that includes how companies hire, train, and retain employees…
19-year-old Jayden Richey was arrested and charged with one count of possession of a machine gun conversion device…
A broken water main is prompting a boil water notice for some area water customers…
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Keith Watson about bites, bumps, and bruises.
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talk with Louisville Police Department Captain Prinston Henderson about a series of car break-ins.
Today on Good News, Kealy and Colin Krieger talk about the upcoming area events.
Deputies with the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office have new handguns, rifles, and important accessories to help keep them safe and even more prepared for high-risk calls when on patrol…