Ryan Speakman, an Ohio officer who earlier this month was captured on body camera footage releasing a K-9 police dog onto a suspect who had his hands up was fired from the Circleville Police Department and a health scare during a speech by Mitch McConnell calls into question when politicians should consider retirement.
The son of the sitting president, Hunter Biden, appears for a plea hearing on federal tax crimes and reactions after a rapper murders his barber in front of the barber's grandmother in Sardis, MS.
Carlee Russell confirms her kidnapping hoax via a statement from her lawyer and listeners weigh in on possible repercussions she should face and the president of the Jackson County/Moss Point NAACP, Curley Clark, encourages absentee voting ahead of election day.
Information on the Gulfport125 Celebration from committee member Patrice Lombard and reactions to bodycam footage released of Jadarrius Rose's traffic stop in Ohio when a K9 officer is ordered to attack him despite him being unarmed and the K9 initially refusing to attack the truck driver, being that he was unarmed.
Reactions after Florida's Board of Education passed updated standards that say students should learn that enslaved people “developed skills” that “could be applied for their personal benefit,” and that in teaching about mob violence against Black residents instructors should note “acts of violence perpetrated against and by African Americans.”
A 17 year-old Guatemalan migrant found dead after an accident in a poultry plant in Hattiesburg raising questions about the industry's hiring practices and Donald John, responding to the potential of being incarcerated after a third indictment looms, says that it would be "very dangerous" if he's sent to jail.
Exclusive interview with Dr. Victor D. Sutton, who oversees MSDH's Office of Preventive Health and Health Equity, Office of Health Services, Office of Field Services, and the Jackson Heart Study Community Engagement Center, after having served as the director of the Office of Preventive Health and Health Equity for many years.
Reactions after a report indicates the fasting rising demographic in suicide rates is young Blacks and a suspected serial killer is arrested in Long Island, NY.
Following a rejection from FEMA, Moss Point's Mayor Billy Knight weighs in or Juneteenth Tornado relief efforts and ways people can support the Rebuild Moss Point efforts and Donald John indicates he's the target of a January 6th investigation and will almost certainly be indicted again.
The LA County Sheriff releases body cam footage of an assault by a deputy on a woman holding a baby during a traffic stop a year after the event occurred and an exclusive interview with Harrison County Supervisor Kent Jones following the reinstatement of his liability bond.
FBI Director Christopher Wray's hearing before Congress analyzed with the GOP's efforts to deflect from January 6 onto Hunter Biden's laptop front and center.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville attempts to clarify his "white nationalist" comments and is held responsible for holding up the promotion of Gen. C.Q. Brown to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Comparing responses from Gulfport and Biloxi to legal troubles of elected officials and reactions to Sen. Tommy Tuberville's assertion that "white nationalists" don't equate to "racists" as he continues to hold up military promotions as an anti-abortion stance.
As Moss Point continues to recover from the Juneteenth Tornado, callers recount experiences with maintaining real estate and recovering from disasters.
Discussion on Jill Scott's version of the National Anthem and debate over why there seems to be a lack of interaction with young Black males with older males and what some of the potential causes and cures are.
Reactions after bodycam footage is released after a viral video showed an LA County Sheriff's Deputy brutalizing a woman who was filming the arrest of her companion after they were accused of robbery in a Lancaster County grocery store.
Reviewing July 4th violence including the mass shooting in Philadelphia and fallout from SCOTUS rulings.
Analysis of the responding officer's bodycam footage of the Allen, Texas mass shooting in which an African-American officer neutralized the neo-Nazi terrorist at the Allen Premium Outlet Mall.
Reactions to Supreme Court rulings striking down Affirmative Action in college enrollments, dissolving Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, giving religious exemptions in a case involving the US Postal Service, and in favor of a web designer who refused to promote gay weddings.
Rankin County's Sheriff fires 3 deputies implicated in the torture of two men that included one being shot in the face and both being sexually assaulted and one of the Exonerated Five (Central Park 5) is elected to New York City Council.
In a newly revealed recording, the former President shows off military plans in documents he admits he could have declassified if he were still President (but didn't) and charges are dropped for a Chicago mother and son following his shooting her assailant in a restaurant.
A closer look at "Putin's Chef", Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Russian oligarch, chief of the private military company The Wagner Group, and a former close confidant of Russian president Vladimir Putin until he launched an alleged coup before fleeing to Belarus.
Reactions after the wreckage of the Titan Submersible is found after nearly a week-long search after communication was lost over the weekend and a State Senator (Kathy Chism) calls for the return of the Confederate themed former MS state flag.
Doctors explain gender dysphoria and gender-affirming care after yet another state restricts access to patients' treatment options in further attempting to convince voters of the existence of a so-called "culture war" in the US.
Detailing Hunter Biden's plea deal on tax evasion and gun charges and revisiting ad taken out by formerly enslaved Americans seeking to find their family members after the Civil War.
Moss Point residents detail the damage left from a furious tornado that touched down and severely damaged a church and high school and a graduating senior from Philadelphia High School for Girls was denied her diploma on stage after her family laughed following a celebratory dance.
GOP Presidential hopefuls weigh in on the possibility of pardoning Trump if they're elected with one challenging the other candidates to take a pledge to pardon him and Attorney General Merrick Garland reports findings of a two-year investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department which started after the killing of George Floyd at the hands of a then Minneapolis police officer.
Reactions to the Southern Baptist Convention banning women pastors and not allowing two churches back into its ranks because they have women pastors.
Gubernatorial candidate Brandon Presley outlines his plans for expanding opportunities for small business owners in Mississippi and describes how the current and previous administrations have made it harder for some businesses to thrive in the state and a recap of the arraignment of Donald John on federal charges in Miami.
Donald John goes to the federal courthouse in Miami for his arraignment in classified documents case and bodycam footage of a deadly encounter with Colorado police and a 14 year-old suspect released.
