Cari Gervin

As TVA first thinks about its next 20-year plan, MPB’s Cari Gervin reports on how the coal-ash catastrophe in Kingston might shape the way the utility moves forward.

On C-SPAN Sunday, Transportation Secretary Ray La Hood said the Senate must approve $2 billion in extra funding for the administration’s “cash for clunkers” program this week – or the rebates are over. As MPB’s Cari Gervin reports, Mississippi car dealers really don’t want that to happen.

This afternoon in Aberdeen, Hinds County Circuit Judge Bobby DeLaughter will become the latest person to admit guilt in the Scruggs bribery scandal. MPB’s Cari Gervin reports.

Everyone agrees that the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 will have a big impact on farmers. But whether the pending legislation will help or hurt is up for debate. MPB’s Cari Gervin reports.

Mississippi unemployment rose again in June, to 9.8 percent. But as MPB’s Cari Gervin discovered, that number doesn’t tell the whole story.

Some Mississippi children will be breathing a little easier when they return to school. MPB’s Cari Gervin has the story on how the state’s school buses are getting greener.

Hunters’ rights – and wildlife conservation – got a boost this weekend at the National Governors Association convention. MPB’s Cari Gervin has more.

The United States Army has invaded Clarksdale. Their mission? Providing clean teeth and new glasses. In today’s health report, MPB’s Cari Gervin has the story.

After a busy start to his job, the new chancellor of the University of Mississippi took time on Thursday to answer a few questions. MPB’s Cari Gervin has more.