Brianna Bynum
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Brianna Bynum was born and raised in Starkville, but did something a little unusual and decided to pursue her college degree at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. Brianna fell in love with journalism at Ole Miss and recently graduated with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. She enjoys reading and watching movies during her spare time. Brianna is excited to be a part of the WTOK news team and looks forward to meeting new people in the community.
Her email address is brianna.bynum@wtok.com
People across the country, including in Meridian, watched the historical event from their televisions.
State legislators must approve the plan for this type of facility.
Houston has served as councilwoman for the past eight years.
The CDC says proof of a negative COVID-19 test is now among the list of things you need if you plan on catching a flight to the United States soon.
A hole along Melvin Road is not only an eyesore, but a danger for drivers.
The Meridian Rails Historical Society is working to bring a railroad museum to the Queen City.
Business owners along the route say the change will impact their businesses negatively.
Choctaw County Coroner Rocky Bumpers said foul play is suspected.
Whether its saving money or finding a new hobby, creating a New Year's resolution is a common tradition.
Davis began serving as Ward 2 Councilman after winning a special election in June.
Councilman Lindemann and Mayor Percy Bland are the only mayoral candidates so far.
The Meridian Police Department is looking ahead to a busy weekend as the New Year approaches.
New Year's Eve will be one like no other for many bars in Mississippi.
The United States Postal Service experiences an increase in activity every holiday season, but the agency says this year is like no other.
The council discussed topics ranging from education to tourism.
A Union family barely escaped a house fire early this morning and now they’re left with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
COVID fatigue is the term that describes the state of feeling mentally worn out from the ongoing pandemic and the stress that it causes.
Thanksgiving Day is usually spent with loved ones around the dinner table, but the ongoing pandemic is causing a shift in tradition for a local family.
If you don’t feel like cooking this Thanksgiving, there are several restaurants open Thursday and they’re ready to serve you and your family.
The Salvation Army's bell ringers are a holiday tradition at shopping centers and malls across the U.S., but the pandemic could sideline the agency's popular fundraiser.
The business has a sign on it that states it will not reopen.
The Food and Drug Administration’s recent approval of a rapid COVID-19 at home test could be a game-changer.
The 3.2-million-dollar project is still in the planning phase.
Rush Foundation Hospital’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Fred Duggan sat down with Newscenter 11 to share his opinion about a COVID vaccine.
College Park Church of Christ Preacher William Carey explains the preventive measures the congregation follows.
Managing a small business during a pandemic isn’t always easy, but these local business owners say they don’t plan on slowing down anytime soon.
Leaders don't want students to socialize too much during the holiday season and potentially cause a COVID outbreak at school.
Meridian’s newest security cameras are now live and functioning.
Kamala Harris is breaking barriers in more ways than one.
Alabama residents are required to wear masks in public areas until at least December 11.
Sumter County tried to raise the millage rate by 8 mills for curriculum and facility upgrades, but the ballot measures didn’t get enough votes.
Mayor Willie Lake and city councilmembers were sworn in Monday night.
Mayor Percy Bland presented Captain Chris Read as his choice for Meridian Police Chief, and it was approved by the city council.
The event is set for Saturday, Oct. 24 at the Uptown Meridian (Bonita Lakes Mall) police precinct.
Two measures are on the ballot, one of them is a 3-mill school tax increase and the other, a 5-mill countywide school tax increase.
Lauderdale County has had 86 new cases this week so far.
The crowd heard from guests including Sumter County Commission Chairman Marcus Campbell and Representative Terri Sewell.
Weston Lindemann said he's reached out to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, the state attorney general’s office and the FBI.
The City of Meridian’s mandate could expire October 31.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey’s recent decision allows loved ones inside rooms at nursing homes and assisted living centers.
Secretary of State Michael Watson said Thursday night’s hearing was held to help voters make an informed decision for the upcoming election.
Occupancy rates at the Comfort Inn fell drastically.
Demopolis voters went to the polls Tuesday in what one city leader described as a surprising election day.
