Grenada mayor is making city history being 1st Black male in office
Charles Latham says he appreciates those who paved the way for him to be in office, or to even vote or go to school.
Nonprofit in Jackson is trying to improve literacy in Mississippi jails
Vaughn is the Program Assistant for “Big House Books”, a nonprofit that provides free books to people behind bars.
Hamilton teenager faces enticement charges in Monroe Co.
Monroe County SVU Investigators arrested 18-year-old Ethan James Serrano on Wednesday, February 11.
Friendly City Fights return to Columbus
A Columbus native is following in his grandfather’s footsteps, or in this case, footwork.
Animal Health (Chicken Lice) – 02/12/26
This week on Animals Health, Dr. Karen Emerson talks about how to protect your chickens from chicken lice, with her guest Glenda.
Midday (Starkville Rotary’s Rodeo) – 02/12/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Aundrea Self about the upcoming Starkville Rotary Rodeo.
Clay County-West Point IMA organizes countywide prayer vigil
West Point and Clay County faith leaders are starting a grassroots effort to help curb violence, especially youth and gun violence, in the area.
Alabama special agent shot during an incident on Longleaf Montgomery Drive
A special agent with Alabama’s Law Enforcement Agency was shot in the line of duty on Wednesday.
Former neurologist receives sentence for child pornography charges
A former Tupelo neurologist will spend the next 12 years in Federal prison for child pornography charges.
Mid-Morning (Columbus Arts Council Events) – 02/12/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Emily Liner and Quan Walker about the upcoming events in the Columbus Arts Council.
Lowndes Co. EMA director urges preparation during Severe Weather Preparedness Week
February 8 through February 14 is severe weather preparedness week in Mississippi.
Tupelo joins growing list of Mississippi municipalities banning kratom
Stores have a thirty day grace period to get all products containing kratom off the shelves
A lot of shelves and counter space inside Tupelo Smoke and Vape are filled with kratom products. But with the upcoming ban on the herbal supplement, all kratom products will soon be gone.
Next to Nature (The Skunk) – 02/11/26
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Eric and Dr. Long are discussing the fluffy but smelly skunk.
Mid-Morning (Exotic Animals – Emerson Animal Hospital) – 02/11/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Karen Emerson and Dr. Ashley Janzen about Ashley Janzen’s mission trip to Mongolia.
Mid-Morning (Fossil Park Fundraiser) – 02/11/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Barbara Bigelow about the Fossil Park Fundraiser!
WCBI Sunrise (What You Need To Know Wednesdays) – 02/11/26
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston about what you need to know this Wednesday.
Hunt High alumni reflect on school memories
Laverne Greene-Leech graduated from R.E. Hunt High in 1966.
Students set to return to Blue Mountain Christian University after an unexpected break
Ice from Winter Storm Fern caused widespread power outages, at the university and across the region
Students at a Christian University in our region are heading back to classes this week, after getting an unexpected break due to Winter Storm Fern.
Calls for change after deadly shooting in West Point
According to the West Point Police Department, around 5:30 Sunday evening, officers responded to a shooting at Ridgewood Apartments. When they got there, they found 15-year-old Jordan Logan in a grassy area near the complex, dead from an apparent gunshot wound.
Good News With Colin – 02/10/26
On this week’s Good News, Colin and Kealy are back in the studio to discuss the good news going on this week!
Crime Stoppers (Amory Police Department) – 02/10/26
On this week’s Crime Stopper, Amory Police Department’s Investigator Rick Jones is here to discuss the topic of storage units burglaries.
Ole Miss students return to campus
For two weeks, the University of Mississippi was closed because of the impact of Winter Storm Fern.
For two weeks, the University of Mississippi was closed because of Winter Storm Fern’s impact on the Oxford campus.
Local woman lives a life of service, breaking barriers for future generations
Lavonne Latham Harris wears many hats. For starters, she is the first woman to represent Ward 4 on the Columbus City Council. But Harris says she grew up with a passion to serve.
Columbus Air Force Base pays tribute to father-son duo
The new title honors Retired Air Force General Mike “Mobile” Holmes and his son, the late Captain Wade “Stab” Holmes.