Waste Management’s new garbage trucks may not look different, but they are powered by a cleaner, more efficient fuel source.
House bill one was passed by the legislature in March of 2025. One of the provisions of the bill created a new level in the state’s retirement system.
When improperly handled, prepared, or stored- food can make a person very sick. And can even result in fatal consequences.
On this week’s Next to Nature, Joy Barnes talks with Dr. Long about the native wild fruit, the Persimmons, and their potential to predict the weather.
A wanted fugitive from Clay County is back in custody after being captured hundreds of miles away in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Area residents have a chance to join in the celebrations of our nation’s 250th anniversary.
Calhoun City police are investigating a homicide.
City leaders and police are teaming up to strengthen community ties, one neighborhood at a time.
It’s been a season of highs and lows for Mississippi soybean farmers. Philip Good said it’s the toughest year he’s seen is his career.
The museum that tells the story of the All-America City has a new leader, and he has big plans for the attraction.
For the 7th year in a row, the Lowndes County School District earned an “A” rating
COLUMBUS, Miss. — The Columbus Police Department opened its doors Wednesday, not for arrests, but for training. Officers from across North Mississippi took part in a NIBRS report-writing class, part of the state’s transition to a new crime-reporting system. The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) was adopted in Mississippi in 2018 and became mandatory nationwide in 2021 under the FBI’s…
Ackerman leaders are taking another step toward filling the town’s vacant police chief position, following weeks of tension and turnover.
A Crawford man is back behind bars after a woman told deputies she woke up around 2 a.m. to find him standing in her bedroom doorway, according to the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Keyton Blocher about what you need to know this Wednesday.
Jimmy Woodruff’s journey with the Columbus YMCA started over 40 years ago.
Alex Malik Williams has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault, manifesting extreme indifference to life.
House Bill 1197 is the “Safe Solicitation Act.” The City of Columbus voted to opt out of this law.
Lee County is contracting out its animal control services.
The women’s leadership society based out of United Way Northeast Mississippi has a mission to lead through giving and service.
According to Oktibbeha County Fire Coordinator Patrick Warner, firefighters found the structure was fully engulfed upon arrival.
It’s an organization that helps athletes build their spiritual strength alongside their physical strength.
An Oxford man has been arrested on 14 counts of credit card fraud.
A man on the run is being taken back to Winston County.