Mississippi Edition

National health leaders say social media can have major negative effects on children.Then, a lawsuit has been dropped that challenged Mississippi's inclusion of 'In God We Trust' on license plates.Plus, an institute that has helped improve reading scores throughout Mississippi is sunsetting after 20 years.

A new study from the CDC says Mississippi's capital has the second highest STD rate in the nation.Then, policy-makers in the gulf south are considering grants which could help improve homes and prevent roof damage during hurricanes.Plus, this week's History is Lunch commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Woolworth's Sit-in.

First, a federal court is hearing arguments on if a new law violates Mississippi's constitution.Then, community leaders are sparking conversations around access to menstrual products during Period Poverty Awareness Week. Plus, rural students in Mississippi are more susceptible to learning loss and food insecurity during the summer break.