Mississippi Edition

The FBI arrests 20 as part of a drug trafficking conspiracy in the Mississippi Delta. Some worked in law enforcement. Leaders in the Mississippi House and Senate disagree on what public education policy they should focus on for the 2026 legislative session.  The Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus hear testimony and r

State lawmakers are trying to find solutions to two major education problems: teacher shortages and chronic absenteeism. Then, a new state-of-the-art medical facility opens, focusing on children with complex medical needs. Plus, we speak with a Madison County principal recognized nationally for her work in elementary e

State lawmakers weigh in on how the legislature can help revitalize Jackson. Then, members of the Jackson State University community provide comment on the selection of a new school President. Plus, we hear from a breast cancer survivor about how she managed to overcome the devastating disease. Hosted on Acast. See aca

How is the federal shutdown affecting food assistance programs? That's ahead. Then, Lawmakers are meeting with Jackson officials to discuss the city's public utility needs. Plus, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Plans are underway to build a new asphalt plant near Oxford. Some say it'll promote growth while others say they worry about farmers and the environmental risk. Then, Mississippi monthly job reports is delayed because of the government shutdown. You'll hear from the state economist.  Plus, it's open enrollment season f

Entergy Mississippi is expanding electricity production, investing $1.2 billion dollars in a new advanced technology power station in Vicksburg. Then, flood insurance is in limbo. The government shutdown has frozen new policies and renewals. We’ll explain what you need to know. Plus, the immigration raid on a Hyundai b