Governor Tate Reeves gave his 2021 State of the State address Tuesday with a call for developing Mississippi's workforce. Here with analysis is Howie Morgan.

State Senator Scott Delano talks about the teacher pay raise that just passed the Mississippi Senate, and an online sports betting measure he introduced.

State Senator Jeremy England joins us to talk about the budget proposal put forth by Governor Tate Reeves Monday.

Mississippi sheriffs and Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson are lobbying against Initiative 65. That's the medical marijuana measure on the ballot in Nov.

Mississippians now know which state flag they will be voting on November 3rd. The Mississippi Flag Commission made the selection after narrowing it down to two.

The Great River Flag and the New Magnolia Flag are now vying for your vote on the Mississippi Department of Archives and History website.

Saturday a “Let Mississippi Vote” rally was held to push for a referendum and to hopefully give Mississippians a voice in the process.

The State Legislature went back into session this week. And while they did fund education, they left the Department of Marine Resources unfunded.

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.

Despite a temporary solution by Gov. Reeves, a budget battle in the state legislature has left the Department of Marine Resources unfunded.

Governor Tate Reeves stopped by the WLOX Studios Thursday afternoon to talk about some of the top issues facing Mississippi.

Governor Tate Reeves stopped by the WLOX Studios Thursday afternoon to talk about some of the top issues facing Mississippi.

Gulfport city leaders unanimously voted Tuesday to take down the Mississippi state flag from city offices. Chet Landry joins us live with the very latest.

State lawmakers are dealing with a budget shortfall for the end of this year, and one option under consideration is dipping into the state's rainy day fund.

Tuesday, the Gulfport City Council is expected to take up a resolution asking the legislature to change the state flag.