Columbus apartments catch fire
When crews arrived, flames were still coming through the roof of one apartment.
Starkville leaders speak out about kratom ban
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Though Kratom was banned Wednesday night in Starkville, there are still some city leaders who believe there could be benefits from the drug. That ordinance prohibits the use, sale, and purchase of the drug. The Board of Alderman voted to ban the herb and any of its synthetic forms Tuesday night. “It is unsafe, dangerous and harmful,…
SAFE, INC. expands services with new office space in downtown Tupelo
A non-profit that helps victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse has moved its offices and is expanding its outreach.
MS Secretary of State visits Starkville for Lt. Governor campaign tour
Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson is hitting the road to let people know about his next career move.
WCBI Sunrise (What You Need To Know Wednesdays) – 04/08/26
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston on what you need to know this Wednesday.
Midday (Golden Triangle Waste Day) – 04/08/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with David O’Mary about the Golden Triangle Waste Day event.
Winona Police make an arrest in 2021 death of a 3-month-old infant
According to the department, Winona PD arrested Detavion Meeks Sr. of Greenwood on April 8, 2026, in connection with the death of his infant son, Detavion Meeks Jr.
ICC and CORE partner together to help prepare MHP candidates
Itawamba Community College is expanding a program that helps people get prepared for a career in law enforcement.
Mid-Morning (Southern Exchange) – 04/08/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with John Klosterman and Murphy about the Southern Exchange one year event.
MSMS students bring past Columbus residents “to life”
Wednesday, April 8, kicks off the 2026 “Tales from the Crypt.” Some MSMS students, like Dietrich Hedgpeth, chose veterans as their research subject.
Starkville leaders officially move to ban Kratom sales within city limits
Starkville leaders have officially moved to ban the sale of kratom inside the city limits.
Tupelo team works hard to provide a hand up to local homeless population
The change in temperatures means an influx of homeless people for the city of Tupelo.
Flag football season off to a strong start for West Point Green Wave
The West Point Green Wave flag football team is off and running in year one, and they’re wasting no time making noise in the growing world of flag football.
Midday (Police Ball) – 04/07/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Sheriff Eddie Scott (Clay County) and Asst. Chief Harold Harris (West Point Police Dept.)
Local family shares ASD diagnosis journey
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – April is Autism Awareness Month. And autism or autism spectrum disorder looks different for each person. Ava Madison is nine years old. Her parents, Darnell Madison and Ariel Colvin, said they noticed signs of Autism in Ava at early age. “Her social skills, they were delayed. Her speech was delayed, just her interactive skills. We had some…
Mid-Morning (Tales From the Crypt: Part 1 & 2) – 04/06/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Chuck Yarborough about MUW’s Tales From the Crypt, along with Makayla Wren and Alexis Freeman
Good News With Colin – 04/07/26
Today on Good News with Colin, Kealy and Colin are back in the studio to discuss the upcoming events!
Crime Stoppers (Oktibbeha County) – 04/07/26
On this week’s Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with SGT. Tanner Pritchard about keeping your cars locked
Local teen combine her passion with well- known children’s hospital in Tupelo
A local teenager is combining her passion for golf with her gratitude for a well-known children’s hospital. As Allie Martin reports, the high school sophomore wants to raise awareness of a childhood condition and the hospital and staff that treated her and is helping her lead a normal life…
Starkville Rotary Club resumes Youth Exchange Program
Starkville Rotary Club has resumed its Rotary Youth Exchange program, and this year’s students, Giorgia and Stelios gave an update on their time in America today.
Pontotoc man to serve more than 14 years on federal kidnapping charges
A Pontotoc man will spend more than 14 years in Federal prison on federal kidnapping charges.
Midday (Golden Triangle Singers) – 04/06/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Andy Turner about the Golden Triangle Singers Spring Concert
Coleman’s Bar & Bistro officially opens in West Point
The city of West Point is making sure to add more options to eat and vibe for tourists.
Budget for next year’s fiscal passes in 2026 legislative Session
The 2026 Legislative Session is nearing the finish line, and the budget for the next fiscal year has been passed.