A week after former President Donald Trump was convicted of falsifying business records, some Mississippians are rallying to show support for his 2024 Presidential campaign.

Then, Emergency responders test their communication skills as part of an annual hurricane preparedness exercise.

Plus, a new law allows for the establishment of a state health exchange. But where does the state begin to design that system?

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We continue our conversation about Jackson's water system and if federal oversight could have prevented a crisis.

Then, education experts say technical training can be a big factor in filling the needs of the state's job market and getting students into promising careeers.

Plus from the Gulf States Newsroom, For 15 years a man has been uncovering his native and formerly-enslaved heritage on Gulf Coast land.

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Several organizations in Mississippi have been named "hate groups" in a new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Then, pushback from residents of a historically Black neighborhood in North Gulfport has local officials delaying plans to build a large cold storage facility.

Plus, environmental advocates are asking if the EPA is doing enough to help Jackson's struggling water system.

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