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Mississippi's foster care system still isn't meeting standards set in a court decree, although the state and those suing disagree what that means.
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The Legislative Black Caucus holds a meeting on Medicaid. Members want to consider expansion, but Republicans are warning about the costs. Also, we'll look at the heavy economic costs of recent river flooding. And 12 rural airports get a financial boost from the FAA. Those stories and your Southern Remedy Health Minute on Wednesday's Mississippi Edition.
Read MoreThe quarter of a million acres of farmland underwater in the Delta is not only affecting farmers, but small businesses in the region. MPB’s Alexandra Watts reports on how businesses are struggling in the wake of the flooding.
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We get a severe weather update from Joanne Culin of the National Weather Service. Also, an anti-bullying training program takes root in a college student's life experience. Advocates push to end homelessness for veterans in Mississippi. And, the story of a Mississippi slave who found his freedom on the western frontier.
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Defensive Driving tips, recalls, used car buying advice
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We focus on new efforts to erect monuments to African-American achievements at the State Capitol. Also, the federal lawsuit over Mississippi’s handling of mental health services gets underway. A National Guard commander talks about the risk of an earthquake hitting our state. And filmmaker Michael Ford talks about his new book, "North Mississippi Homeplace".
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What’s killing dolphins and sea turtles on the Mississippi Gulf Coast? An expert points to a spillway in Louisiana. Also, an emergency exercise checks Mississippi’s readiness for a potential earthquake. And, details on a new program to bring fresh produce to Mississippians who need it.
Read MoreWhat can you do to at your local library or law library?
Read MoreWe get a severe weather update from Joanne Culin of the National Weather Service. Also, an anti-bullying training program takes root in a college student's life experience. Advocates push to end homelessness for veterans in Mississippi. And, the story of a Mississippi slave who found his freedom on the western frontier.
Read MoreDefensive Driving tips, recalls, used car buying advice
Read MoreWe focus on new efforts to erect monuments to African-American achievements at the State Capitol. Also, the federal lawsuit over Mississippi’s handling of mental health services gets underway. A National Guard commander talks about the risk of an earthquake hitting our state. And filmmaker Michael Ford talks about his new book, "North Mississippi Homeplace".
Read MoreMississippi Public Broadcasting is proud to announce that MPB Television Department has won eight 2019 Telly Awards.
Read MoreWhat’s killing dolphins and sea turtles on the Mississippi Gulf Coast? An expert points to a spillway in Louisiana. Also, an emergency exercise checks Mississippi’s readiness for a potential earthquake. And, details on a new program to bring fresh produce to Mississippians who need it.
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What will new state telemarketing regulations mean for charities? How bad is the freshwater damage to sea life in the Mississippi Sound? And, are you reading with your kids this summer? A new campaign against the "summer slide" urges you to log that time. We have those reports and StoryCorps on Tuesday's Mississippi Edition.
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Today we visit with Laurin Stennis, designer of the Mississippi Stennis Flag and the granddaughter of the late Sen. John C. Stennis.
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A public forum brings attention to efforts to put medical marijuana on the ballot, but some law enforcement officials insist it's a bad idea. The federal government talks about disaster recovery loans available to some small businesses. And we preview MPB's Summer Learning Family Fun Day, coming up Saturday, June 15. Those stories and Byte Size Tech on this installment of Mississippi Edition.
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, June 8, 2019. Featured artists were Tony Rice, Norman Blake, Rhonda Vincent, Uncle Walt's Band, Steve Martin & Edie Brickell, Doc Watson and more.
Read MoreWe get a severe weather update from Joanne Culin of the National Weather Service. Also, an anti-bullying training program takes root in a college student's life experience. Advocates push to end homelessness for veterans in Mississippi. And, the story of a Mississippi slave who found his freedom on the western frontier.
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