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Mississippi Today journalists Bobby Harrison, Geoff Pender and Adam Ganucheau are joined by WJTV reporter Thao Ta to break down what happened — and what didn't — during the 2021 legislative session.
Dr. LouAnn Woodward, the chief executive of the University of Mississippi Medical Center, joins Mississippi Today Editor-in-Chief Adam Ganucheau to reflect on the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss the days ahead.
Mississippi Today reporter Anna Wolfe joins editor-in-chief Adam Ganucheau to discuss federal charges filed last week against Nancy New and Zach New, what's next in the ongoing federal and state investigations of their alleged misspending, and who else may be ensnared in the alleged schemes.
Rob Hill, executive director of the Human Rights Campaign of Mississippi, talks with Mississippi Today reporters Geoff Pender and Bobby Harrison about how he believes the legislation recently signed into law by Gov. Tate Reeves discriminates and portrays a negative image of Mississippi.
Mississippi Today reporter Will Stribling and WJTV reporter Kayla Thompson discuss covering the 2021 Jackson water crisis.
A lawsuit pending in the high court with more litigation possible. The agency tasked with running it doesn't want to. An alternative program proposed late in the game by lawmakers. Mississippi Today's political reporters discuss the state's fledgling medical marijuana program that voters passed in 2020.
House Ways and Means Chair Trey Lamar, a Republican from Senatobia and one of the Legislature's most powerful members, talks with Mississippi Today's Geoff Pender and Bobby Harrison about key issues facing the 2021 Legislature. Lamar, like Gov. Tate Reeves, supports phasing out the state's income tax but says it cannot be done without finding other sources of revenue.
Mississippi Today's Geoff Pender and Bobby Harrison quiz state Sen. David Blount about a wide range of legislative issues including education, tax policy, elections and sports betting. Blount, chair of the Senate Gaming Committee and vice chair of Senate Education Committee, also discussed his proposal to help fight the state's public school teacher shortage.
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