Local church sends disaster relief team to Georgia
Lives can change in an instant when a hurricane moves over cities and towns.
Lives can change in an instant when a hurricane moves over cities and towns.
U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock welcomed guests back to the Abernethy Federal Building after it was shut down more than six years ago.
The November general election is less than a month away. But absentee voting is already happening.
A pursuit leads to a crash at a busy east Columbus intersection.
The people who work at Southwire in Starkville are gathering supplies to take to those areas hit hard by Hurricane Helene.
The state of Mississippi may be holding onto money that belongs to you and you don’t even know it.
Two local teachers can add another title to their professional profiles: published authors.
An argument can lead to a physical altercation. And that can sometimes lead to gunshots being fired.
West Point police officers are feeding their neighbors in need.
The Golf Clubs of Mississippi bought the Old Waverly Club and its Mossy Oak Course in West Point.
Hate symbols have been spray-painted at a Tupelo park. Police said surveillance footage shows the incident happened October first.
Eleven Mississippi lottery players turned their scrap tickets into big wins, claiming a total of $876,000 in the 2nd chance promotional drawing.
More than 20,000 Mississippians have sent in their ballot for the November General Election.
The Best Large Festival of the Year Award is awarded to a festival with an attendance greater than 5,000.
Lowndes County deputies make a child sex crime arrest.
Lowndes County supervisors are on board with the new business moving to Columbus.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol is investigating an accident involving an 18-wheeler carrying honey bees.
A new vehicle will be rolling through Lowndes County, and you are likely to see it in your neighborhood.
This year’s theme for the fifth annual “Christmas at the Mansion” is “Made in Mississippi”.
Although Lea Margaret Hamilton has been to the Capitol building numerous times, this was her first time to see the Governor’s offices.
NOXUBEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, Miss. (WCBI) – A foggy tranquil morning is a regular scene at the Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge. Calm waters on Bluff Lake and songbirds speckling the trees create an atmosphere like no other. The free-to-the-public nature preserve is a space where anyone can come and immerse themselves in the outdoors. Chris Ayers, a runner and wildlife…
COLUMBUS, Mississippi (WCBI) – Happy Sunday! Conditions were warm for the weekend, but a cool down is coming! A passing cold front will usher in mild and refreshing temperatures to start the weekend with warm afternoons and pleasant mornings. Dry weather will stay locked in too as high pressure from the north settles in behind the front. TONIGHT: The cold…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – It has been four and a half years since the Old Tombigbee River Bridge has been in service. The bridge was decommissioned after a barge crashed into it causing structural damage. After a lengthy four and half-million-dollar lawsuit, and tons of red tape, the bridge is finally open again. Mayor Keith Gaskin said people are excited…
BRUCE, Miss. (WCBI) – The city of Bruce is making improvements for citizens in the town. Within the last year, the town added a walking track and community playground. The playground was a $210,000 project. Mayor Jimmy Hubbard says this gives citizens in the town a safe, enjoyable place to spend time. “Kids in a small town don’t have a…