In Legal Terms: Paralegals
Homes Community College's Darleen Dozier explains the course work to become a paralegal and the job opportunities after certification.
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Mississippi National Guard troops just back from the Middle East are getting help finding jobs. Returning to civilian life can present some challenges.
Read MoreOrgan recipients in Mississippi are celebrating the gift of life made possible through organ and tissue donations.
Read MoreClean up has begun in parts of Mississippi following powerful storms that swept across the state this weekend.
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Today we sit down with Jane Gautier-Shadoin, Founder & Director of “The Butterfly Project” an organization that helps market and sale jewelry made by survivors of human trafficking rings to help support themselves and the shelters where they live.
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Larry Morrisey talks with bluesman Robert Kimbrough, Sr.
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Today, Dr. Brown and Owens welcome Dr. Lana Jackson and Dr. Gina Jefferson to the studio to talk about oral cancer screening. What causes oral cancer? What are the symptoms? Who needs to be screened for oral cancer? Learn about this and more on this week's Southern Remedy for Women.
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On today's show: Criminal justice reforms are about to become law in Mississippi. We'll hear from a legislator who supported the bill and a legal advocate who has some concerns. Then, with prom season at hand, find out what advice to give your teen drivers to keep them safe on the road. Plus, a coastal tourism group is hoping to use its new branding identity to bring more visitors to Mississippi.
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Today we’ll start our road trip in Jackson for the 20th Annual Susan G. Komen Metro Jackson Race for the Cure next we’ll head to Natchez for 4th Annual Classic European Auto & Motorcycle Show. After that we’ll travel to Tupelo for their Bud & Burgers Competition and end the show with Blues musician, Dexter Allen.
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Felder Rushing is back for another garden party and starts off by reminding everyone the time to put out your summer plants is not yet here. Remember blackberry winter? But there are still plenty of questions that need answering: Can you make a homemade weedkiller? How do I handle my diseased plants? How do I keep away the nats? Let's get dirty!
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Vaping is becoming more and more popular. This is especially true for our teenagers. With that in mind, Dr. Wes Aldred is in studio with us this week. Dr. Aldred is a pulmonologist at UMMC and today's program is about the potential dangers of vaping as well as tobacco use.
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On today's show: Officials are assessing damage as flooding continues to ravage the state's farmlands. Then, just two more weekends before tax day. We'll get some last minute tips from the IRS. And sportswriter and Mississippian, Wright Thompson is in this week's Book Club.
Read MoreIt's almost Air Conditioning time! We've got some maintenance tips and some fix it tricks to keep you cool. Allison Walker, The Lady Auto Mechanic answers your questions.
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NatureFEST! is one of the most popular events at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science every year. It is a great opportunity to explore and learn about nature with various activities and animals. We welcome special events coordinator at the museum, Nicole Smith to explain this event.
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On today's show: House and Senate leadership reflect on the legislative session just passed. Plus, more finger pointing over a measure that provides another two million dollars to a special needs scholarship program. And after Everyday Tech: the American Cancer society and first lady Deborah Bryant are touting a new home away from home for cancer patients.
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Doctor Josie Bidwell talks about public health with Mississippi's State Health Officer Doctor Thomas Dobbs.
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Melody Moody Thortis talks with Oxford based painter Glenray Tutor.
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Doctor Jimmy Stewart answers medical questions from listeners.
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On today's show: It's once again 'Wait-and-See' on a teacher pay raise, as the Mississippi legislative session continues. Then, why getting in line at the DMV could take you a while. And after a Mississippi StoryCorps, how a medical center transplant program is helping its lower-income patients.
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On today's show: We'll get the latest as legislators hammer out the final details of a human trafficking bill. Then, a Mississippi Imam reacts to violence against Muslims on the other side of the world. And after Everyday Tech, why a recent report says Mississippi may not be a safe place to be a baby.
Read MoreThis Saturday: Spoken word artist Minton Sparks! Plus, Lovejoy Boteler's true-crime stories of a Mississippi kidnapping ("Crooked Snake: The Life and Crimes of Albert Lepard”)—and musical guest The Wineskins.
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Malcolm White talks to Oxford-based artist Carlyle Wolfe .
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On today's show: A brand new law could make Mississippi the toughest state to get an abortion. But will the courts ever let it see the light of day? Then, more on a new disaster request from Governor Phil Bryant to president Donald Trump for victims of recent storms. Plus, a closer look at the impact of nutrition on type 2 diabetes.
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On today's show: A Mississippi prosecutor's jury selection tactics are being questioned by the United States Supreme Court. Then, a lottery board member and a state senator are on the defensive, facing questions about an $80,000 fundraiser. And in today's Book Club, a photo collection from civil rights-era Neshoba County.
Read MoreWipers? Check. Tires? Check. Brake Lights? Check. What do you need to check before driving in the rain and other tips are covered on today's show with Allison Walker, The Lady Auto Mechanic.
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Shrews often go unseen to the majority of the world, but even if you have seen one you might have mistaken it for a more familiar small mammal. On today's show, we welcome back Mississippi wildlife mainstay, Dr. Cathy Shropshire to discuss these little creatures. Also, we get caught up on her performances as wildlife icon Fannye Cook.
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On today's show: After some legislative lines are redrawn to include more minority voters, the state wants a court to reconsider. Then, what happens when demand outweighs supply at a Delta food pantry? And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, find out what's on tap at this week's 20th Crossroads film festival.
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Today on Everyday Tech we tackle your tech questions with an Open Topic Show. From cell phones to internet problems we discuss it all on this episode of Everyday Tech, The Tech Show For Everyday People!
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Spring maintenance is always a good time to inspect the roof, clean the gutters, and examine other aspects of the house affected by the winter and blackberry winter. Today, Jason and Del share some home spring maintenance tips and actually ponder the limits of DIY. Also, we look forward to the WTVA Home & Garden Expo in Tupelo that is happening this weekend (April 12-14).
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On today's show: Hear from state leaders working to improve high-speed internet access in rural Mississippi. Then, why springtime in the state is such a tough time for many, and what one doctor says they can do about it. And after a Mississippi StoryCorps, with one more year to get on the ballot, find out what's next for Marsy's Law.
Read MoreGuest, Desiree Hensley, Associate Professor of Law and Director of the Housing Clinic at the University of Mississippi School of Law will discuss and take questions on Housing.
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