Mississippi Edition

A turning point for the family of Emmett Till. Then, healthcare leaders in the state eye COVID relief. And, how Jackson hopes to spend its chunk of millions in infrastructure cash.

What new federal infrastructure funding could mean for water systems in Mississippi. Then, families of homicide victims remember their loved ones in Jackson. And, a quest to save a spelling bee.

A visit to the state's lone abortion clinic.And, what Mississippians need to know about the Omicron variant of COVID-19.

The future of abortion in the state.Then, a look at HIV in Mississippi.And, a beloved holiday tradition kicks off tonight in Jackson.

The Supreme Court hears the case for and against Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban. Activists reflect on the long battle over reproductive care that's led to this point, and look forward into an uncertain future.

Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban faces the Supreme Court.And, we talk Yazoo pumps and Parchman with Representative Bennie Thompson.

The January 6th Select Committee is seeking out new testimony through another round of Congressional subpoenas.Chairman and Mississippi Representative Bennie Thompson shares an update on that and more.Then, how the Build Back Better bill could change healthcare coverage in the state. Plus, Mississippi's Christmas tree farmers prepare for the season.

A new regional report examines teacher compensation. We talk to the group behind it on how Mississippi’s teachers stack up.Then, a senate committee explores broadband expansion.And a word from the state fire Marshall on heating safety.

Remembering those who have died because of gender violence.Then, a small Delta town receives a prestigious health prize.And, state Senator John Polk talks COVID relief allocation.