City of Columbus works with Columbus Arts Council to bring new event to the area
The City of Columbus and The Columbus Arts Council are working together to bring a new event to town this Summer…
Columbus Fire and Rescue’s new chief look to lower minimum age for future applicants
Columbus Fire and Rescue’s new chief, Charles Yarbrough, thinks he may have one tactic that can help, and that is lower the minimum age for the job.
Mid-Morning (What You Need to Know Wednesday) – 05/13/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy and Nick Hariston discuss what you need to know about insect control.
Mid-Morning (MSU Libraries Elected to Join Association of Research Libraries) – 05/13/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Mississippi State University Professor and Dean of Libraries Doctor Lis Keith, about MSU Libraries’ recent election to join the Association of Research Libraries.
TVA awards $200,000 grant to local high school
Coffeeville High School wins the regional grand prize for Tennessee Valley Authority's School Uplift program.
Coffeeville High School wins the regional grand prize for Tennessee Valley Authority’s School Uplift program.
Monroe Co. town celebrates America 250th through community milestones
A Monroe County town kicks off its celebrations of America’s 250th birthday by recognizing three major milestones. Allie Martin has more on the event…
GTR LINK’s gains new CEO following leadership change
The Golden Triangle Development Link has a new CEO following another leadership change. The group is now turning to a familiar face to move economic development efforts forward. WCBI’s Marcus Hunter has more…
Local law enforcement continues to build their training
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and other departments across the state are continuing to build on their training…
West Point Consolidated School District places bench in honor of Mikiylia Guines
The West Point School District is honoring the life of a student who was tragically killed earlier this year.
New playground dedicated at Henderson Ward-Stewart Elementary School in Starkville
Play time can be just as important as class time, especially for younger students. And some students in Starkville now have a new area to develop their bodies while they develop their minds…
Two CAFB pilots eject from jet trainer during mid-air mishap
The pilots from Columbus Air Force Base ejected from their T-38 Talon II around noon.
Midday (Benton Blue Bash) – 05/12/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Benton’s Maintenance and Mechanical Owner Andrew Benton and United Way of the Golden Triangle Region Director Renee Sanders about the Benton Blue Bash.
Midday (Della’s Faith Walk) – 05/12/26
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Aahiliyha and Calvin Edmonds about the upcoming Della’s Faith Walk, a free community event..
WCBI Sunrise (Grandfamilies Research) – 05/12/26
Today on Sunrise, Eric and Laura discuss what exactly a grandfamily is, who qualifies to participate in the research, and how research participation works.
Good News with Colin – 05/12/26
Today on Good News, Kealy and Colin Krieger talk about upcoming area events.
WCBI’s Ronny Smith honored at Starkville Rotary Club annual awards banquet
A big honor tonight for a longtime WCBI photographer who thought he was just there to cover the story.
Mid-Morning (Children’s Summer Health and Safety) – 05/12/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Doctor Keith Watson about managing children’s screen time, preventing heat exhaustion, and treating swimmer’s ear.
Bittersweet celebrations: Counselor gives advice for grief
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and for many people, this time of year can bring mixed emotions.
National Salvation Army Week highlights local work and outreaches
52 weeks throughout the year, the Tupelo Salvation Army helps the homeless, hungry and hurting. This week is set aside to recognize those “Doing the Most Good.” Allie Martin looks at how the Tupelo Salvation Army is observing, ‘National Salvation Army Week.”
WCBI teams up with Vitalent for local blood drive
WCBI is hosting a blood drive this Friday, May 15, from Noon until 5 pm in front of our building on Fifth Street South in Columbus.
Mid-Morning (Stafford Shurden) – 05/11/26
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Stafford Shurden about his life and the evolution of his career. Shurden has worked as a farmer, circuit court judge, restaurant owner, and a notable TikTok food reviewer!
Community Action Group honors pioneers from Memphis Town in Columbus.
Those in Columbus are being honored for growth in the community, and a local organization is showing appreciation and gratitude for those who came before them…
Mothers receive free meal from BBQ Drippings
If you were able to stop by BBQ Drippings Food Truck in West Point on Saturday, you were able to give your mom a treat. BBQ Drippings owners Robert Latham and Terrence Sykes wanted to do something special for mothers on Mother’s Day weekend…
Rain holds off for annual Red Hills Festival
The rain didn’t put a damper on the 45th annual Red Hills Festival held Saturday in downtown Louisville…