Mississippi Edition

Governor Tate Reeves delivers his State of the State address touting the successes and calling for continued investments in Mississippi's economy.Then, Legislators on both sides of the aisle react to the Governor's speech with disagreement and optimism. Plus, A new report finds systemic barriers are contributing to health disparities for Black women in the Mississippi Delta. 

20 immigrants in Mississippi have been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement just days after President Donald Trump took office.Then, how cajun, french, and english languages collide in Louisiana schools.Plus, A state operated court that led to a number of legal challenges officially opens in the capital city.

Farmers in Mississippi say the cost of growing produce is exceeding the revenue it generates.Then, we sit down with House Minority Leader Robert Johnson to discuss some of the major legislation filed this year so far.Plus, new data shows that dementia cases are growing quickly in Mississippi.

The FBI and Law enforcement groups are educating the public about online groups targeting children to share sexually explicit material.Then, What will the future of New Orleans’ French Quarter be like after the New Year's Day terror attack that killed more than a dozen people?Plus, Immigrant rights groups in Mississippi are sounding the alarm over several immigration bills filed in this year’s legislative session.

Lawmakers and education officials are looking into ways to reduce the number of children in the state's underperforming school districts.Then, Mississippi has a high rate of cervical cancer. Physicians say getting vaccinated for HPV is one of the most effective ways to prevent the disease.Plus, energy providers are sharing tips on how to keep your home warm without breaking the bank.

Snow is expected across Southern Mississippi today. Emergency managers are cautioning folks about icy roads and dangerously cold temperatures.Then, Mississippi's Department of Child Protection Services has seen a recent influx of children to the state's care.Plus, today is the National Day of Racial Healing, which focuses on sharing the truth about the nation's history which can be difficult but necessary to bring about racial reconciliation.

Officials are considering how the incoming Trump administration could affect Medicaid funding in the state.Then, ambulances in rural parts of Mississippi are now capable of offering blood care while on route to hospitals.Plus, Mississippians are remembering the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

The Mississippi House of Representatives passes a major tax reduction bill.Then, a new report indicates that many personal care homes in Mississippi are operating without a license.Plus, public safety officials are seeking to advance cyber-security in the state.