COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)-Studies show that more than one in five adults in the U.S. live with mental illness. Mental Health Therapist Kim Criswell said Baptist Memorial Hospital is always prepared to treat those who are dealing with the disease. “We have an inpatient unit where we see patients who come in generally through the emergency room, who have a present…
Harvesting hope for the future of agriculture in the state.
The Ackerman Police Department made the announcement on Facebook on October 18.
A Starkville man faces several charges after a police report was made about a vehicle.
To help those who might can’t afford it, Zumba in Pink, raises funds and awareness for Breast Cancer.
Many Golden Triangle residents have noticed a rise in their utility bills.
Columbus High holds ceremony in memory of classmate Marquez Carter Jr.
On October 16, Mariebella Tiscareno’s mother filed a report with Tupelo Police stating that her daughter had run away.
A group of concerned men in Columbus is coming together to help the city’s young men navigate this sometimes rocky stage of life.
A bond has been set for the suspect involved in a Pontotoc shooting on October 4.
A Hamilton man was indicted for the first degree murder of his friend.
Women from around the Golden Triangle attended MUW’s Women’s Health Awareness Luncheon on October 16.
Higgins hopes when they look back over the next 10 years and see even more expansion and development.
An area industry is investing in the future of education in Lowndes County.
Students in Lee County schools had a chance to meet with professionals in a variety of career paths during a job fair.
Lee County deputies make an arrest after a woman is assaulted.
East Mississippi Community College will have more funds to continue and grow its nursing program.
Noxubee County deputies are asking for help finding a man considered armed and dangerous.
October is domestic violence awareness month. Domestic Violence victims are often afraid to speak up and are unsure about who to turn to for help.
Shannon High School Career Coach Dee Coleman was looking for a better way to teach life skills to students, so he asked a friend at Toyota Mississippi if team members at the Blue Springs plant could come up with a tire changing teaching tool.
A community wide reading program that promotes literacy will feature a book that delves into four murders during the civil rights era that went unsolved for decades.
The current dry weather is coming at just the right time for area cotton farmers.
A Pontotoc County man is facing child sex crime charges.
Mississippi State University is making sure students, staff and researchers understand the power of A-I and how they can use it in various fields.