Reactions to Governor Tate Reeves' proclaiming April "Confederate Heritage Month" in Mississippi and an altercation in a city council meeting between an alderman and the police chief after the board votes to appoint the chief in lieu of them being elected. 

Analysis of the unsealed indictment with 34 criminal counts of falsifying business records and a breakdown of Trump's hush money payments.

Reactions to the prospect of violence after Donald John surrenders to authorities following his indictment by a Manhattan grand jury and after 55 years, revisiting the assassinations of MLK, his mother, and (possibly) younger brother. 

A new poll shows 60% percent of Americans approve of the indictment of former President Donald Trump, according to a CNN Poll and reaction from Jacksonians on the passage of HB1020, which would allow the state Supreme Court chief justice to appoint judges.

The Double Impeached Donald John finds himself indicted by a Manhattan grand jury, becoming the first former President to be indicted, as his supporters use the event as a fund raiser, callers weigh in on the implications to the 2024 Election. 

Concerned parents call in reporting a lockdown call went out at Harrison Central high school in Gulfport as an active shooter was suspected, school district officials and law enforcement called the event a "prank" despite various reports of alleged gunshots being heard.

Debate over Senate Bill 2079, which enacts the School Safety Guardian Act to allow designated educators to carry concealed firearms in public schools and shields them from liability.

Exclusive interview with the Democratic nominee for the next Attorney General of Mississippi, Greta Martin, who serves as a Litigation Director at Disability Rights Mississippi and reactions to the Covenant School shooting in Nashville, TN.

Exclusive interview with MS Public Service Commissioner for the Northern District, former mayor of Nettleton, MS, and Democratic Candidate for Governor of Mississippi, Brandon E. Presley. 

Exclusive interview with Rep. Earl Banks, the sole African-American on a committee reviewing HB1020 which would change how policing is done in most of the Jackson area.