WCBI Sunrise (Mississippi Presenters Network) – 03/20/26
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Quan Walker about the upcoming Mississippi Presenters Network meet-up.
FORGE brings resources for construction leaders with Summit
Speakers are sharing their construction knowledge. The event allows attendees to network, build leadership, and develop the workforce.
Annual “Paddle Battle” to take place at Tupelo’s Dot Kelly Pickleball Complex
It is a pickleball tournament for a great cause in the All America City this weekend.
A crash in Starkville sends two people to the hospital
An early afternoon crash in Oktibbeha County sent two people to the hospital and slowed traffic coming out of Starkville.
Kids work on original designs for upcoming Fashion Show at Columbus Arts Council
Students in the area are enjoying the last bit of spring break by bringing their creative ideas to life.
Water to be cut off in certain areas of Coffeeville on Monday
Residents in Coffeeville need to make preparations as water will be cut off in certain areas on Monday.
Chickasaw man to spend 10 years behind bars for drug dealing in Oxford
A Chickasaw County man will spend the next 10 years in Federal prison for dealing drugs.
Man faces child sex crimes in Grenada Co.
A man in Grenada County is facing child sex crimes.
Team Effort Saves Man Trapped in Mud at North Mississippi Trail Ride
Team Effort Saves Man Trapped in Mud at North Mississippi Trail Ride
WATERFORD, Miss. — What started as a weekend ATV trail ride near Waterford quickly turned into a rescue, after a man became trapped in deep mud while trying to help another rider. Cell phone video from the scene shows the man stuck waist‑deep in mud as people nearby work together to free him. The video was shot by an event…
Healthcare entrepreneur shares her story with members of the Columbus Exchange Club
A healthcare entrepreneur visited the Columbus Exchange Club to share her story and some encouragement.
Community honors cats lost in dog attacks
Progress is being made on a memorial garden honoring cats who were killed in a series of dog attacks in a historic Tupelo neighborhood.
Lee County club hosts school choice debate
Two speakers voice their opinion on school choice.
The Lee County Republican Club hosted a debate on school choice this week. Speakers represented both sides of the issue.
FORGE hosts 3rd Annual Construction Leadership Summit at the Mill in Starkville
The construction industry is taking center stage at a business expo in Starkville.
Local Girl Scout troops host cookie pickups/booth sales in Columbus
Girl Scouts across the Golden Triangle are in the midst of cookie season, with local troops hosting cookie pickups and public booth sales.
West Point Police Department swears in two captains and one sergeant
Three officers within the West Point Police Department are climbing the ranks.
Woman enters guilty plea for welfare fraud in Kemper Co.
A Kemper County woman won’t have to serve time for welfare fraud, but she will have to pay the money back.
Woman reported missing in Alcorn County has been found
A woman is found safe after a missing person report in Alcorn County.
Salem Ministry members host food/personal hygiene drive in Columbus
Volunteers used the Sunshine this Thursday to give back to the community.
Boil water notice issued for Noxubee County
Some community members in Noxubee County will need to take extra steps before consuming or using water.
Mid-Morning (Learning the Train with Kayla) – 03/19/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Kayla Gilmore about the show “The Learning Train”
Animal Health (Oliver) – 03/19/26
Today on Animal health, the folks over at Emerson’s brought in Oliver who hasn’t been feeling very good lately. After some simple tests they were able to figure out what was wrong with Oliver and get him back to good health.
Mid-Morning (April Events) – 03/19/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Paige Hunt about the upcoming April events in Starkville.
Dangerous chemicals found in braiding hair
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – What you put in your hair matters. From braids to sew-ins to press and curls, Lavonne Latham Harris said she does it all at her Columbus salon. And though most of her clients may lean towards roller sets, Harris said she’s still selective in the braiding hair she uses for her clients. “You have to always keep…
Crossroads Ranch to host “Golden halo” fundraiser in Itawamba County.
It began as one mother’s search for a facility that could provide care for her son after he suffered a traumatic brain injury. Years later, Itawamba Crossroads Ranch is helping high-functioning adults with special needs celebrate their abilities and find their true purpose. Allie Martin has more.