Month: November 2026

REFORM, Ala. (WCBI) – The City of Reform took this Veterans’ Day as a day of service to the community. Northport Professional Team and Rosetta Minor and Cole Ministry teamed up with the city to provide an early Thanksgiving meal...

Fresh off the best electoral performance in half a century, Democratic officials and strategists converged on Denver Thursday to plot a further course for the party and revel in their gains.

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Democrat Scott Colom’s victory in Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race has drawn reaction from young voters in Jackson. Colom will become the state’s first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction. Tougaloo College senior Jeremiah Wilson said witnessing Colom’s...

When Scott Colom takes the oath of office for the U.S. Senate in January, he will not be the first Black senator from Mississippi to make history. But he will be the first in nearly 150 years and the first...

“This has taken ambiguity out of it. They are basically saying, ‘Do it'” | The American Cancer Society made a major change to its guidelines Thursday.

A Florida woman got a 2 a.m. surprise when a baby bear rang her Ring doorbell and licked it.

Russell Brand’s Meta accounts were disabled on Wednesday following his sentence earlier in the week.

Scott Colom’s victory over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith makes him the first Black U.S. senator from Mississippi since the 1870s, a milestone many believe was paved by civil rights leaders like Medgar Evers.

A Clinton High School student was found with an unloaded gun in a backpack, according to school officials.

Councilman Kenneth Stokes was censured by the Jackson City Council for his response to heckling during a meeting, with the council citing ethical violations and Stokes disputing the decision through his attorney.