Mississippi Edition

Officials are suspending the license of a Greenville teacher caught on videotape dragging a student by the hair. Then, thoughts on a Donald Trump presidency from former Mississippi Senator Trent Lott. Later, as the temperatures drop, the danger of house fires goes up in the state. And, a Mississippi artist celebrates blues legends in a unique way in our Book Club.

Using drones to help victims in emergencies. Then, a Mississippi sailor killed at Pearl Harbor returns home today -- the seventy-fifth anniversary of the attack. Later, a Health Minute from Dr. Rick Deshazo on how much exercise is right for you. And, Toys For Tots is looking for your donations across the state this Christmas season.

Another delay at the Kemper County Energy Facility operated by Mississippi Power. We'll take a look. Later, a StoryCorps conversation from Mississippi on motherly love. And, Mississippi's infrastructure is crumbling. What do businesses in the state want to do about it?

Mississippi Congressman Gregg Harper on what policies and projects the state might expect from a Trump presidency. Then, when it comes to gift giving this holiday season, animal advocates say "a pet is not a present." Later, a visit from the experts of Everyday Tech on shopping for tech gifts this holiday season. And, Toyota and Tombigbee team up to make improvements at the state park.

Mississippians share stories of fear and hope on World AIDS Day. Then, how the uninsured of the state can get health care coverage. We'll have a conversation with Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia Burwell. Later, Christmas tree farming at the busiest time of the year. And, red kettles and Angel Trees as the Salvation Army drives for donations.

What Obamacare might be like in Mississippi under president-elect Donald Trump. Then, looking for policies that help moms among the working poor in the state. Later, a new campaign to help more Mississippi school kids read at grade level. And, corporate intrigue and personal passion in our Book Club.

We'll talk with the head of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency on the severe weather that moved through the state last night -- and about what might lie ahead. Then, panelists discuss what might Mississippi might expect from a Donald Trump presidency. Later, a Health Minute from Dr. Rick Deshazo on testosterone replacement in men. And, fighting high school drop out in Mississippi.

Third District Congressman Gregg Harper on the future of Obamacare under president-elect Donald Trump. Then, obesity rates among Mississippi children in the WIC program have decreased -- according to a new study. Later, a StoryCorps conversation from Mississippi on growing up with a mixed ethnic heritage in the state. And, increasing the options -- and reducing the stigma -- for Mississippi.

Online shopping and security tips from Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood this Cyber Monday -- the biggest online shopping day of the year. Then, a new federal rule on overtime pay has been placed on hold. And, feeding the hungry in Mississippi this holiday season.

A committee in the Mississippi Legislature has reversed its decision to conceal a contract with an education advisory company. We'll have a conversation with Attorney General Jim Hood on the subject. Then, in a sharply divided political climate, how do you keep politics away from the Thanksgiving table? And, keeping safe on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.

Assessing voter turnout in the most recent presidential election. Then, cooking safety over the Thanksgiving Holiday. Later, a StoryCorps conversation from Mississippi on small beginnings and big dreams. And, do healthy eating and the holidays go together? We'll find out.

A change of venue has been ordered in the trial of a white Columbus police officer indicted for killing a black man last October. Then, the burn bans across the state continue and state officials warn hunters to take care. Later, a visit from the experts of Everyday Tech on shopping online this Holiday Season. And, a conversation with new Ole Miss Chancellor Jeff Vitter.

Revamping the way the state funds public education. Then, starting -- and finishing -- college for a better way of life. Later, a look ahead at the next legislative session in January. And, it's flu season in Mississippi. Have you have your shot?

The latest on desegregating the Cleveland public schools. A meeting is being held today on that issue. Then, building a sustainable agricultural economy that brings fresh, local produce to Mississippians. And, exploring the music and culture of the Mojo Triangle in our Book Club.

New restoration plans are announced on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in the wake of the BP Oil Spill. Then, protecting the rights of the elderly in nursing home disputes. Later, a Health Minute from Doctor Rick Deshazo on headaches. And, combating algae blooms with research at the Army Corps of Engineers in Vicksburg.

Jackson State University has a new interim president. We'll have a conversation with former U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige. Then, helping children in long-term hospital care maintain their academic studies. Later, a StoryCorps conversation from Mississippi on bringing new meaning to fatherhood. And, a new marine research center opens on the Gulf Coast.

Immigrants in Mississippi are discussing what might change for them under a Donald Trump presidency. Then, a visit from the experts of Everyday Tech on the many ways you can connect to the internet. Later, closing the achievement gaps among Mississippi students.

New additions to the Wall of Honor this Veteran's Day. Then, wrapping up the series of working groups examining how state agencies spend money. Later, using the arts to heal wartime trauma. And, unveiling a new memorial honoring victims and survivors of the Holocaust.

Gov. Phil Bryant gives his thoughts on a Donald Trump presidency. Then, if Obamacare is repealed, what happens to Mississippians insured under the Affordable Care Act? Later, state NAACP president Derrick Johnson on how civil rights in Mississippi could fare under Trump. And, have you had victuals lately? I bet you have. Find out more in today's Book Club.

Analysis of Donald Trump's historic victory over Hillary Clinton in yesterday's presidential election from political strategists Austin Barbour and Brandon Jones. Then, voices of voters from the polls. And, telehealth in Mississippi.