Eric Lampkin

Special Agents with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency's State Bureau of Investigation are looking into an officer-involved shooting in Northwest Alabama.

The dry conditions and recent grass and brush fires have prompted Winston County Supervisors to impose a countywide burn ban, effective immediately.

A lunchtime crash sent a truck driver to the hospital and snarled traffic on Highway 12 in Lowndes County.

Spring is shaping up to be Tourist Season in Columbus.

West Point and Clay County faith leaders are starting a grassroots effort to help curb violence, especially youth and gun violence, in the area.

The New Year is a good time to focus on your health and wellness. That includes your mental health as well as physical. Licensed Professional Counselor, John Hawkins, spoke on that and other subjects to the members of the Columbus Kiwanis Club

A complaint at a Tupelo motel led to the arrests of two Memphis women for human trafficking. Monday, Tupelo police received a tip about possible prostitution at a motel in the city.

The United Way is known for providing financial support for a wide variety of agencies, but the nonprofit also helps with the heavy lifting.

On Thursday, Itawamba County deputies, North Mississippi Narcotics agents, and Fulton police officers were called to a domestic disturbance on Doc Mason Road in Golden.

The former Sheriff’s Boys and Girls Ranch in Lowndes County will soon return to county control. For several years, about 60 acres of the property have been leased by Palmer Home for Children.

Partnership among Lowndes County Schools, Columbus Air Force Base, and Department of Rehabilitation Services teaches work skills from Home - WCBI TV | Telling Your Story

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and area agencies are trying to get the word out about available services.

Emancipation celebration that pre-dates Juneteenth continues in Columbus from Home - WCBI TV | Telling Your Story

Business incubator at Mississippi State University celebrates expansion from Home - WCBI TV | Telling Your Story

All too often, law enforcement officers are the first contact for a person experiencing a mental health crisis. And sometimes that mental health crisis can look like something else.

Yesterday, it was Fulton and Itawamba County. Today, it’s Houston and Chickasaw County reporting an increase in counterfeit money.

A Pontotoc man will be staying in the Lee County Jail while he waits for his day in court. Tupelo police arrested Shealyn Richmond Sunday.

Law enforcement officers will tell you there’s no such thing as a routine call. An incident early Sunday morning in Oxford underscored that.

A trial held this week in Columbus could prove to be a game-changer in how some violent crimes were prosecuted.

In the past few years, Scouting has changed nationally and locally. That was the message Owen McCulloch had for Starkville leaders.