WTOK-TV (Meridian, MS)

WTOK-TV, operating on virtual channel 11 and VHF digital channel 13, is a television station in Meridian, Mississippi, affiliated with ABC, MyNetworkTV, and CW+. The station is owned by Gray Television, which is based in Atlanta. WTOK-TV's studios can be found on 23rd Avenue in the Mid-Town area of Meridian, while its transmitter is situated on Crestview Circle, along MS 145/Roebuck Drive, in the unincorporated region of Lauderdale County, located to the south of the city.

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#296310

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#61831

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#1491

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Community members and business owners gathered for the ribbon cutting of Meridian Orthopaedic Specialists,

2 days ago | wtok.com | Diamond Paylor

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -A new establishment just opened in the Queen City, and on Tuesday evening, they hosted an official ribbon cutting. Community members and business owners gathered for the ribbon cutting of Meridian Orthopaedic Specialists, which will continue to focus on treatments, sports injuries, shoulder injuries, and all things related to the musculoskeletal system.
MCC Offers College 4 Kids

3 days ago | wtok.com | Lindsey Hall

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -The annual College 4 Kids program is in full swing at Meridian Community College and the kids are partaking in a variety of classes. Local kids, ranging from ages six through twelve, can spend two weeks at MCC with a variation of activities to choose from, including cosmetology, sports, cooking, fishing, and animal care.
Sideline View with Dale McKee

3 days ago | wtok.com | Lindsey Hall

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -The college baseball season ended for all our teams this past week. Mississippi State fell on Sunday night while on Monday night Ole Miss and USM both dropped one run decisions. Ole Miss fell to Murray State, 12-11, in the championship game of the Oxford Regional. The Rebels defeated Western Kentucky, Georgia Tech and Murray State but fell twice to Murray State. The Rebels finishes the season with a 43-21 record.
The Meridian Museum of Art will host its biggest fundraiser of the year.

4 days ago | wtok.com | Diamond Paylor

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -Artinis at the Museum is the Meridian Museum of Art’s biggest fundraiser of the year, and will be held June 19th from 6 pm until 8 pm at the museum as this is an annual event in which the museum collects art created by local artists and sells them through a silent auction. This event aims to get people to experience the renaissance of the museum and Meridian as a whole.
Many people from all over gathered at Q.V. Sykes Park for Meridian native and American Idol winner Jamal Roberts’ Welcome Home Celebration concert.

5 days ago | wtok.com | Diamond Paylor

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -Many people gathered at Q.V. Sykes Park for Meridian native and American Idol winner Jamal Roberts’ Welcome Home Celebration concert. After captivating the hearts of over 26 million people while on the show, Roberts continued to bring the heart, soul, and heat to his performances Saturday night, performing fan favorites such as “ Liar ” by Jelly Roll, and he even performed his hit version of “ Heal ”.
The economic impact the State Games of Mississippi has on the Queen City

1 week ago | wtok.com | Diamond Paylor

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -The State Games of Mississippi is one of Meridian’s most significant events, attracting thousands of people from all around. The opening ceremony is set to kick off Friday, June 6th, and many businesses, such as hotels, restaurants, and downtown shopping areas around the city of Meridian, are excited to welcome all the people, as this will boost the economic impact of the Queen City.
The city of Meridian was crawling with members as the annual downtown Meridian Art Gallery Crawl was held.

1 week ago | wtok.com | Diamond Paylor

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -From 5 pm until 8 pm, many people gathered at the Meridian Museum of Art to pick up an art crawl card to take to different art spots around the city, as this was a self-guided tour. Kate Cherry, Executive Director for the Meridian Museum of Art, talks more about the importance of the art crawl.
Meridian Community College offers one-day orientations for incoming new students

1 week ago | wtok.com | Diamond Paylor

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -With school out, students are now preparing for their next steps. To make things easier for them and their parents, Meridian Community College is informing students about their upcoming “get oriented” sessions. Sessions would start on June 24, July 17th, August 6th, and August 15th, as this would allow new students to attend one-day orientation events that would enhance their college experience and help make the transition to college much smoother.
First Alert: Severe storms are possible tonight

1 week ago | wtok.com | Deitra McKenzie

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -A cluster of storms is moving into our area from the south, and it’ll lead to a stormy evening for our area. As the leading edge of the storms move in, they could pack a punch and reach severe limits. The main threats will be for damaging wind and hail, so have multiple ways of getting severe alerts including our First Alert Weather App: https://www.wtok.com/page/download-our-apps/ . Heavy rain is also possible, so localized flooding will be a concern.
Marion Police Department Honor Local Students

1 week ago | wtok.com | Lindsey Hall

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -Communities often discuss what their local law enforcement is doing about crime. How are they fighting it, and how are they being proactive? One area of law enforcement that is commonly overlooked is how they encourage their citizens. The Marion Police Foundation is doing that by handing out 17 scholarships to support area students and recognize their academic achievement and anticipated success.