Nationally known business leaders and those in the state take part in a summit to address moving the Magnolia State's economy forward, which also means combating "Brain Drain."

Then, we talk with a photographer who is the first to win a new category in a prestigious national award. He captured the devastation and rebuilding in Rolling Fork after an EF-4 Tornado decimated the community.

Plus, a grocery store owner in Alabama braces for cuts to SNAP benefits he says will hurt small independent grocers. More about that ahead.

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A presidential Executive Order seeks to move unhoused people with mental illness or substance abuse disorders into long-term care facilities.

Then, a professional in the fishing industry reacts to a new state law seafood labels must include whether the product is domestic or imported.

Plus, a new film highlights the history of Clarksdale, and how the rural delta town has contributed to American culture.

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The FBI arrests 10 Mississippi men in a major drug sting operation. One suspect is still at large.

Then, the federal government approves a Mississippi plan that allows pregnant mothers to get pre-natal care through Medicaid while their applications are processed.

Plus, Black women in the state have a higher risk of complications during pregnancy. Medical experts are talking about how to stay healthy and safe.

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