Thanks to COVID-19, It's been a week of firsts in many local school districts, and that includes Long Beach.

Many people are now working from home, which has its pros and cons. But where do you mentally draw the line between work and home?

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, many Mississippi school buses have implemented cleaning protocols to protect the well being of students.

Joining us with an update on the state's DMV offices is the #2 man in the Office of Public Safety, Deputy Commissioner Keith Davis.

Here with details on the first week back to class is Long Beach School Superintendent Dr. Jay Smith and students Kameron Prestenbach and Marlee Schevers.

Joining us with his insight into this battle against COVID-19 is Memorial Hospital Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Nicholas Conger.

Humidity on the rise

Eric's First Alert Forecast 8.7.20 10 PM

David Elliott spoke with Dr. Jo Jorgensen, the Libertarian candidate for president, ahead of her swing through Mississippi this weekend.

The CARES Act sent $1.25 billion in federal money to Mississippi for coronovirus related relief, and the legislature must follow strict spending guidelines.

Several issues, from DMR fudning to education budget issues and CARES Act Funding, could send the state legislature into a special session next week.

We are still seeing slightly lower than normal humidity, but it will be on the rise through the weekend.