Body cameras document a Frisco, Texas police officer's admission of improperly inputting a driver's tag info leading to belief that their car was stolen and the 6 and 12 year old boys in the car being handcuffed along with the parents. 

Exclusive interview with Elder Gary Johnson of Miracle Temple AOH following two separate incidents of vandalism of the church in a week, including an attempted fire and shooting through windows. 

Ryan Speakman, an Ohio officer who earlier this month was captured on body camera footage releasing a K-9 police dog onto a suspect who had his hands up was fired from the Circleville Police Department and a health scare during a speech by Mitch McConnell calls into question when politicians should consider retirement. 

The son of the sitting president, Hunter Biden, appears for a plea hearing on federal tax crimes and reactions after a rapper murders his barber in front of the barber's grandmother in Sardis, MS.

Carlee Russell confirms her kidnapping hoax via a statement from her lawyer and listeners weigh in on possible repercussions she should face and the president of the Jackson County/Moss Point NAACP, Curley Clark, encourages absentee voting ahead of election day. 

Information on the Gulfport125 Celebration from committee member Patrice Lombard and reactions to bodycam footage released of Jadarrius Rose's traffic stop in Ohio when a K9 officer is ordered to attack him despite him being unarmed and the K9 initially refusing to attack the truck driver, being that he was unarmed. 

Reactions after Florida's Board of Education passed updated standards that say students should learn that enslaved people “developed skills” that “could be applied for their personal benefit,” and that in teaching about mob violence against Black residents instructors should note “acts of violence perpetrated against and by African Americans.”

A 17 year-old Guatemalan migrant found dead after an accident in a poultry plant in Hattiesburg raising questions about the industry's hiring practices and Donald John, responding to the potential of being incarcerated after a third indictment looms, says that it would be "very dangerous" if he's sent to jail. 

Exclusive interview with Dr. Victor D. Sutton, who oversees MSDH's Office of Preventive Health and Health Equity, Office of Health Services, Office of Field Services, and the Jackson Heart Study Community Engagement Center, after having served as the director of the Office of Preventive Health and Health Equity for many years.

Reactions after a report indicates the fasting rising demographic in suicide rates is young Blacks and a suspected serial killer is arrested in Long Island, NY.