There are surprising changes in this year's presidential race. How are Mississippians feeling about

what's happening?

Then, Jackson officials want to reduce crime among youth in their city, but some teens say the curfew they've been under for months isn't helping.

Plus, The Gulf South is now home to AI-powered ammunition vending machines- in grocery stores.

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Experts in the field of mental health are gathered in Flowood this week to discuss how they can improve the lives of youth in Mississippi.

Then, Oyster populations along the Mississippi Gulf Coast are struggling to recover after years of environmental disasters.

Plus, we speak with an Olympic athlete with ties to Mississippi ahead of tonight's opening ceremonies.

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A Mississippi Congressman is helping to lead an investigation into security failures that led up to the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. He also weighs in on recent developments in the Presidential race.

Then, what can Mississippians do to spot and prevent scams? Federal officials are meeting with communities in the state to answer their questions.

Plus, we continue our conversation about Freedom Summer 1964, and how voting rights activists overcame extreme threats of violence.

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