Nicholas Brooks
Reporter
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Nicholas Brooks was born in Meridian and has been a life-long fan of WTOK. Nicholas is thrilled to be a part of the news team. He graduated from West Lauderdale High in 2016. Nicholas is currently working to earn my bachelor's degree in broadcasting. He enjoys reading, traveling, enjoying new food, meditating and watching and making motivational videos. His favorite book is Conversation with God by Neale Donald Walsch.
A Quitman clinic invited Newscener 11 to film the first residents receiving the first dose of the vaccines at the facility.
The 12th annual MLK Unity Parade started at the Quitman fire station and traveled to the Quitman High School.
The Meridian Police Department use to have a mounted patrol years ago. Now, they have two full time mounted patrol police officers.
The Mississippi State Department of Health announced Friday that additional COVID-19 vaccines were delivered to Mississippi this week.
Rush Health Systems is now offering COVID-19 vaccinations at four of its primary care clinics.
The City of Meridian held a flag-raising ceremony for the new Mississippi state flag at city hall.
Winter is on our doorstep and there are steps you can take to protect yourself, pets, plants, and pipes.
The Newton City Police are hitting the roads, making sure major roadways run as smoothly as possible.
Zeder Quinn celebrated her 100th birthday Saturday at Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church.
Northcrest Baptist Church adapted to the changes of the pandemic where the congregation was limited, and worship services were live-streamed.
The Meridian Fire Department was called to a fire that overtook a home near the corner of A Street and 8th Avenue.
Certified group fitness instructor, Erin Richardson said when setting a resolution for health, it’s about being smart and having reasonable goals.
The Golden Ticket Cinemas opened to the public early this week.
York Police Chief Ray McVay Police Chief turned in his resignation on December 9th after 4 years as the department’s leader.
Hundreds of free turkey and ham were given away to families who are in need.
Folks will ring in the New Year by shooting fireworks, but there are several safety steps you need to follow.
Meridian Detective Rochester Anderson said that the victims were at a red light at around 2:30 this morning when a dark-colored car pulled up beside them and fired 8 rounds.
The Meridian Police Department said they received the call around 11:30 p.m. with reports of a person being stabbed in the 1600 block of 37 avenue near Highland Park.
Reflections of Life Association surprised a local family with a food basket, and a monetary check to help with the cost of their car repairs.
Most restaurants are closed on Christmas Day, but IHOP kept its doors open for the public.
Healthcare workers at Anderson Hospital are calling the vaccine a shot of hope after months of fighting on the front lines of this virus.
The town of Marion held its 12th annual Christmas Toy Drive, and many are saying it was the biggest turnout they have ever had.
The Carter Foundation team helped distribute over 600 toys to young girls and boys.
A patriotic ceremony was held at the Newton Veterans Memorial Cemetery where love ones remember and honor veterans who have died by putting a wreath on their headstone.
Golden Ticket Cinema was expected to open Friday but is being pushed back to Monday.
Authorities say there are better ways to help struggling people. In fact, panhandling is a crime in the Queen City.
Local individuals, community groups, student groups, and teachers donated gifts for the Christmas Angel Child Project.
Minister Anita Larkin partnered with Praise Nation Worship Center in Cuba Alabama.
Santa Clause traded his sleigh for a motorcycle to lead a herd of bikers for the 10th annual Bikers United for Children Toy Drive.
Bikers will be cruising through downtown Meridian for the 10th Annual Toy Run held by the Bikers United for Children.
The Busy Bee Café located at 4343 West Beacon Street in Philadelphia has been renovated to the newly Busy Bee Suites.
The New Vision House of God served nearly 200 people with a free holiday ham in its parking lot.
Local fire prevention specialist said one of the best ways to keep your Christmas Tree from being a fire hazard is to give it water every day.
Fire Prevention Specialist Rachel Foy gives us a few tips to stay safe and warm this winter.
Fire Prevention Specialist Rachel Foy gives us a few tips to stay safe and warm this winter.
Workers at Petco in Meridian recommend taking certain precautions to ensure your pet doesn’t suffer from cold temperatures.
A local family is shaken up after thieves broke into their car and stole over a thousand dollars’ worth of valuables items.
The shopping centers on Frontage Road had several customers waiting in line to grab that special deal.
Many people shopped at big-box retailers for Black Friday. Now, they are spending their money at mom and pop shops to support small businesses.
The Meridian Police Department said a couple was involved in a domestic dispute that leads to the death of a Meridian man.
The Boys and Girls Club of Meridian held their annual Thanksgiving meal giveaway.
Law enforcement is warning people about the spike in crime during the holidays, and they have some tips on how to stay safe.
43 Christmas trees were decorated this year to celebrate a tradition that has been going on since 1968.
Nearly 200 racers tested their endurance and physical abilities in Meridian’s first Celtic Warrior Challenge.
Shoppers made their way to the MSU Riley Center for the annual Merry Meridian Holiday Market to get an early start on some Christmas shopping.
City officials are helping families to stay safe before thanksgiving week by distributing 15,000 masks to citizens.
20-year-old Nike Talley and 22-year-old Devon Thompson are both charged with attempted murder and shooting into an occupied dwelling.
The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department is now identifying the man found dead on Fish Lodge Road.
