Last Winter, several restaurants throughout the state were struggling to serve crawfish, due to low supply fed by a drought and hard freeze. One place struggling to keep the crawfish pots full was Brewski’s.
Daylight savings time begins Sunday, March 9, and with the time change, it’s always a good time of the year to test smoke alarms in your home.
Quick work by Oktibbeha County volunteer firefighters helped keep a small fire from turning into something worse.
Mississippi University for Women hosts the 9th annual Music by Women Festival at the historic Poindexter Hall.
Cathy Davis announced on social media that she would be passing the torch as Head of School for the Raiders.
A Plantersville man has been sentenced to over 10 years in jail for drug trafficking.
A man in Webster County is facing a list of misdemeanor and felony charges
New Hope show choirs won big at a recent competition in Nashville.
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We use gravel to drive on or fill in flower beds. There are a lot of uses. In this week’s Next to Nature, we take a look the rocks and how they are made.
Holly Rogers used to help her Dad deliver meals as part of the Salvation Army’s Thanksgiving and, Christmas outreaches. And for this Empty Bowls Fundraiser, Rogers is working the ‘Steals and Deals’ table, as part of the Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary.
While the normal routine at the Clay County Jail in West Point was running, strong winds ripped off the roof in the south wing where inmates were being housed.
Starkville police have made two more arrests in a February shooting.
Extra Tables’ 2025 March of The Mayors has wrapped up and resulted in more than 71,000 meals.
A Clay County man is dead after fire destroys his home.
Two men are facing charges for allegedly trying to steal copper wire.
Columbus Main Street is the latest recipient of the Science Discovery on Main Street Grant.
COLUMBUS, MISS. – Trinity Place Retirement Community residents let the good times roll to celebrate Fat Tuesday. Community members, staff, along with WCBI’S Kealy Shields and Kailey Cox, marched down the halls to pass out beads, moon pies, masks, and rubber ducks. The Mardi Gras veterans snacked on treats like King Cake and grape ice cream floats, while enjoying the tunes…
Mississippi State University’s Career center hosted its education career fair at The Mill in Starkville.
Carver hopes to achieve a “Model School” designation from Mississippi Whole Schools.
Columbus Fire & Rescue and local auto repair shop gives car safety tips.
Mississippi University for Women and Mississippi State University are both waiting to hear what is next for the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.
The market will be the first grocery store in Smithville since an EF-5 tornado swept through the town in 2011.
Lowndes County EMA director gives storm safety tips.