The Department of Labor fined 3 McDonalds franchisees who utilized hundreds of children, including two 10 year-olds, in violation of federal child labor laws and a pilot is fired for offering free rides to women seeking medical care in Louisiana. 

Reactions after the Biloxi City Council votes to divert $10,000 originally meant for helping fund the MLK Coastwide Celebration to a Juneteenth event and multiple officer involved shootings across South Mississippi.  

A new study suggests Black women seek breast exams earlier than previously recommended by healthcare professionals as they are statistically at a higher risk of being diagnosed with and dying from cases of breast cancer.

A high school party in Bay St. Louis leaves 6 people shot, 2 teenagers dead and a 19 year-old suspect in custody jailed in Hancock County without bond on charges of murder and aggravated assault after being identified as the mass shooter.

Reactions to the CDC report on a survey showing one in every three female high school students reported they had seriously considered attempting suicide in 2021.

Highlighting the hypocrisy of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and his on-going legal battle with Disney after his signing of  Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill and a mother's first-hand account of how she is raising a son in 2023. 

As 80 year-old Joe Biden prepares for another run for POTUS, listeners weigh in on confidence in Biden (or lack there of) and if they trust his leadership moving into the 2024 campaign.

A city councilman faces a call for his resignation after racist Facebook comments surface and the NAACP warns that “separate and unequal policing” will return to Mississippi’s majority-Black capital under a state-run police department and has filed a lawsuit saying that these are serious violations of the principle of self-government because they take control of the police and some courts out of the hands of Jackson residents.

More charges in the massive Mississippi TANF fraud case as ex-WWE performer Ted Dibiase Jr. is indicted for fraudulently obtaining federal funds from The Emergency Food Assistance Program and the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program and charges are filed on both a student and teacher after their classroom fight goes viral. 

Reactions after Gov. Tate Reeves proclaims bills signed as the next phase in the "new pro-life agenda" as subsidies are offered for adopting both children in and out of state foster care systems.