Mississippi Edition

The state sees history-making job numbers for August despite the unemployment rate remaining steady. We take a closer look. Then, the Southern Poverty Law Center begins an annual tour this time to explain the impact of the Big Beautiful bill on Mississippians. Plus, it's the time of year that healthcare providers recom

Mississippi Department of Health confirms a 2-month-old has died from pertussis, often called Whooping Cough. The state health officer is urging adults to keep their booster shots up to date.  Then, the gross domestic product is down by nearly 1 percent in the state. What that means for the economy ahead. Plus, Pharmac

Medical experts in Mississippi are continuing to push back on the President's remarks that blame rising cases of autism on Tylenol.  Then, how does Mississippi rank on the Commonwealth Fund's scorecard on Climate, Health and Healthcare?   Plus, We'll share the story of two sisters who fought through the grief of sudden

Mississippi school accountability grades are released. How well did schools score? We'll take a look. Then, Mississippi lawmakers are hearing arguments for and against proposals on school choice.     Plus, what are those white fluffy balls you see floating in the air? They're actually insects. More on that ahead. Hoste

Medical professionals in Mississippi respond to the confusion and concern caused by linking the use of Tylenol during pregnancy to autism.  Then, Mississippi lawmakers examine possible changes to the state's struggling Justice Court system. Plus, a look back at the crisis that left thousands stranded in an Orleans jail

How will the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut change how Mississippians borrow and save? Then, Emergency medical personnel killed in the line of duty are honored with  their names etched in stone.   Plus, A Stand Down event in Jackson to help homeless veterans in the state find vital services like housing and