Boil Water Notice issued for Hamilton, MS.
The Hamilton Water Association has issued a boil water notice for customers in the Lackey area West of Highway 45.
Girls powerlifting is proving popular at Saltillo High School
Eight team members will head to North Half Meet as interest in the sport soars
This is the largest group of female powerlifters Saltillo has taken to the North Half. The workouts are tough, and the training for the competitions stresses not only weightlifting, but also discipline.
Road paving project close to completion in Columbus
The Columbus road-paving project is about 75%-80% complete.
Shelter open for the community against cold weather in Columbus
In Columbus, the Emergency Hope Crisis Response Network, a partnership of the city, the Homeless Coalition, the United Way, and Genesis Church is stepping in to help out.
MUW’s Music Therapy Clinic hosts Little Music Makers
For Carmen Osburn, Musical Therapy is a passion she loves to share with others. One of her favorite parts is the Little Music Makers group.
MSMS Alumni weigh-in on the possible relocation for the school
MSU and Mississippi University from Women are working on proposals for the state Department of Education to house the school.
MS Municipal Primaries: first day to vote by absentee ballot
Today is the first day to vote by absentee ballot in Mississippi’s municipal primaries.
Two people arrested on sexual battery charges in Lafayette Co.
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office investigated a walk-in report of a past sexual battery and molestation of a child.
Road closed due to bridge repair in Lowndes Co.
The Mississippi Department of Transportation is working on a long-term fix to repair a Lowndes County bridge.
Timothy Herrington’s hearing rescheduled for next week
A hearing for Timothy Herrington Jr. has been rescheduled.
Man indicted for child sex crime in Clay Co.
A Clay County man is indicted on a child sex crime.
Coroner’s Office investigates the death of a pedestrian in Lee Co.
The Lee County Coroner’s Office is investigating the death of a pedestrian.
Man faces charges after taking a first bike in Clay Co.
A man is facing charges after a Facebook Market Swap gone wrong.
Good News with Colin – 02/18/25
Today on Good News with Colin, Kealy talks with Colin on the good news happening this week.
Crime Stoppers (Clay County) – 02/18/25
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with Lieutenant William Knowles, of Clay County, about a stolen dirt bike.
Recent storms cause creek to rise in Millport
The debris piled against the Highway 17 bridge slows the flow of water, causing the Creek to rise especially when there’s a storm.
Local student celebrates acceptance into MSU’s ACCESS Program
A video of a student being accepted into MSU’s ACCESS is going viral.
MHSAA changes policies after sidelining school runner last season
Changes impact complaints filed against student athletes and the appeal process
When District six State Senator Chad McMahan heard about the MHSAA’s decision to sideline Andrew Brown from track season last spring, he started looking into the private organization, which is the official sanctioning body of all public high school athletic competitions in Mississippi.
School in Lee County damaged from previous storms in Shannon
Crews are busy cleaning up and repairing damage to a Lee County school after Saturday night’s storms hit the region.
Rotary Club learns Presidents Day history at a meeting in Starkville
Starkville has good resources for studying two American Presidents, The Ulysses Grant Presidential Library and the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana, both housed at Mississippi State University.
Mid-morning with Joey – 2/18/25
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Several MS House seats face potential impact from court ruling
Several North Mississippi state House of Representatives seats could be impacted by a court ruling.
Mississippi’s Municipal Election campaigns in full swing
Municipal election campaigns are in full swing and some voting begins tomorrow, February 18.
