Colorado's Supreme Court building breached with shots fired and a fire set inside, leading to an hours long stand-off before the perpetrator was taken into custody, after Donald John's removal from the Republican Primary ballot in the state and predictions for the year to come. 

The first day of 2024 featuring predictions and expectations for the new year. 

A look ahead at the 2024 after another state (Maine) removes Donald John from the GOP Primary ballot and Chris Christie calls out Nikki Haley's response to the question on the cause of the Civil War and North Korea's leader gearing up for a potential war in the last live show of 2023. 

Reactions to Republican Presidential candidate Nikki Haley's failure to mention slavery in her response to a question on the cause of the Civil War and a mother poses a serious question on how she should respond after her husband refuses to buy a Christmas dress for his step-daughter. 

Posing the question "why are there fewer marriages?" and weighing the advantages and disadvantages to being married and Mississippi's Medical Marijuana Program hits another snag after a hold is put on some medical cannabis products in the state. 

Catching up on the continuing carnage in the Middle East from Gaza to Syria as Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu vows the Israel-Hamas War will "continue until the end" and a Jackson woman filed a $3.2 million lawsuit after a mother was shot in the head by Capital Police while a passenger in a vehicle that had run a red light. 

Highlighting the parallels in the Christmas story with today's Israel/Palestine. 

The father of the Harrison Central High School basketball players abused by the husband of their coach speaks out on the incident, his daughters reactions to the verbal assault, and how he's worked to prepare them for the demands of sports while instilling them with the determination needed to excel.

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Donald John should be excluded from the Republican Presidential Primary ballot as he is not an eligible candidate because of the 14th Amendment’s “insurrectionist ban,” and an exclusive interview with the mother of Harrison Central High School's "Super Sisters" who's coach allowed her husband to verbally assault the basketball players during a game. 

Pope Francis authorized Roman Catholic priests to bless same-sex couples, according to a Vatican document, and the removal of the Confederate monument at Arlington National Cemetery was temporarily halted by a federal judge who issued an injunction temporarily halting work to remove the memorial as part of the military’s efforts to take down symbols commemorating the Confederacy.