Mississippi Edition

The Governor and Republican leaders in the legislature celebrate after a special session paves the way for a new economic development project.

Then, lawmakers across the aisle push for action as the s…

The Governor calls a special session of the legislature with his sights on a massive economic development project.

Then, communities along the Mississippi River continue to feel the pain of sustained …

Governor Tate Reeves has extended the emergency order for Jackson's water system, and the city's Mayor says solutions are on the horizon.

Then, group of activists in Mississippi continue to stand in s…

The State Health Department updates on the medical marijuana program as dispensaries prepare to open.

Then, a group of bikers in New Orleans reflect on the impacts of incarceration as they cycled 55 m…

Lawmakers hear from experts regarding the gap in early childhood preventative care.

Then, the Lt. Governor shares more about what could be ahead this legislative session.

And, what a leading pediatrici…

The Mississippi Senate's study group on women, children and families examines childcare access.

Then, ongoing water problems in Jackson also mean problems for the suburbs that get their water from the…

After weeks dry weather, severe storms return to the forecast.

Then, Byram, Mississippi isn’t part of Jackson anymore, but they still share a water system and that means they share a water crisis too.

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Decades after 14-year-old Emmett Till was kidnapped and murdered by white men in the Mississippi Delta, a statue now stands in the city of Greenwood honoring his memory.

A recent report reveals, Missi…

The Governor weighs in on pardons and the latest developments regarding the City of Jackson's water system.

Then, what a fix to the ACA's "family glitch" means for Mississippians.

Plus, a new guide to …

Mississippi's largest hospital gets two grants to research the causes and fallout of violence.

Then, the Delta harvest season was good, but ports along the river are backed up. We explore the agro-eco…

Mississippi's Democratic lawmakers tackle questions regarding the state's welfare spending.

Then, the Chair of the January 6th Select Committee discusses the next chapter of the investigation.

Plus, th…

Two House committee chairs request information from the governor on how the state is allocating federal dollars for water infrastructure.

Then, more from the state's Senate Minority leader on the part…

The Mississippi Senate Minority Leader shares his thoughts on rural hospitals and marijuana conviction reform.

Then, a coalition of conservationists are calling for the federal protection of the Missi…

As rural hospitals discontinue critical services, the State Health Officer assesses the accessibility of healthcare in Mississippi.

Then, a southern town celebrates the legacy of a Supreme Court Justi…

A Mississippi doctor provides an update on COVID-19 boosters and bivalent vaccines.

Then, an annual CDC survey reveals a rise in teen e-cigarette usage.

Plus, Far East Deep South looks a Chinese-Americ…

As the Mississippi River nears its lowest level in nearly a decade, we look at effects on barge traffic.

Then, banking in a cash-heavy, highly regulated medical cannabis industry.

Plus, this week's His…

A Mississippi physician responds to the recent spell of rural hospitals closing units and limiting services.

Then, we examine how a recent policy change could affect those who require hearing aids.

Plu…

Police in the capital city agree to scale back roadblocks following a lawsuit.

Then, advocates are looking at what it will take to make a guaranteed income permanent.

Plus, a conversation with the Leag…

The 163rd state fair opens.

Then, how a coastal health clinic is putting women's health at the forefront this October.

Plus, a first of its kind art conference in the Magnolia State.

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The Public Service Commission votes on a new net metering policy.

Then, Mississippi is giving oil and gas companies tax breaks for donating to Pregnancy Resource Centers. Activists say the new policy …