On today's show: Dietitians are encouraging Mississippians to talk about healthier lifestyles while gathering for the holidays. Then after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, find out why Mississippi students affected by a school closing could be left without funding to attend another school in the new year. And we'll hear the story of a Delta town working together to keep its young people.

On today's show: We'll hear from lawmakers on the upcoming legislative session and the effect next year's election could have on passing bills. Then, learn more on the state attorney general's fight against drug companies. And, find out tips for safe Christmas tree lighting to avoid dangerous hazards.

On today's show: A look at how incarceration is effecting come Mississippi children and what it could mean during the holidays. And after our Everyday Tech segment, find out how new data could help Mississippi leaders better address health concerns.

On today's show: Hear details on a new study showing where thousands of Mississippi working adults and children are food insecure this holiday season. Then, find out why some Mississippi parents hope their children's names will be selected during a special scholarship lottery next week. And, learn ways to offer disaster relief through the American Red Cross' giving campaign.

On today's show: Can conditions for Mississippians detained in county jails and juvenile centers be improved? We'll learn more. Then find out how automotive programs across the state are preparing students for the workforce. And in our book club - author, G. Mark LaFrancis chronicles the jailing of teenagers at the State Penitentiary at Parchman for participating in a protest march in 1965.

On today's show: Mississippians are joining the nation in remembering President George H.W. Bush. Hear reflections. Then, thousands of Mississippi families may find it harder to put food on the table. Learn more about what the outcome of Farm Bill negotiations could mean. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, Is it too late to get a flu shot? We'll find out.

On today's show: It's time for open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. We'll take a look at the number of Mississippians enrolling. Then, reports of individuals sex trafficking minors are on the rise in Mississippi. And, hear from an organization working to spread a little Christmas cheer to poor children and families across the state.

On today's show: Leaders say they're ready for the next step in the long process of improving the Capital City's public school system. Then find out why a foundation connected with New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg is spending money in Mississippi. And ahead of World AIDS Day, hear the personal experiences of one advocate. And learn more about who's at risk for gestational diabetes.

On today's show: We'll hear from both parties on what's next for politics in the state. Then, we'll hear from cigarette tax advocates on their plans for a smoke-free Mississippi. And in our book club, meet author Elliot Ackerman on his new book Waiting for Eden.

On today's show: We'll have post-election Analysis with Republican and Democratic analysts, Austin Barbour and Brandon Jones. Then we'll learn how high rates of tobacco related health concerns have prompted a new tobacco prevention program in the Mississippi Delta. And, with cases of pneumonia on the rise. Find out reasons why and how to prevent it.

On today's show: President Donald Trump stumped for Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi while Democratic candidate, Mike Espy, made a final push with voters. We'll hear from Trump, supporters, and Mississippi's Democratic chair on today's election. Then Secretary Hosemann provides information on voting today. And it's Giving Tuesday. What it is and how you can participate.

On today's show: Mississippi's abortion ban ruling is halted for now. Find out what's next. Then, after Everyday Tech, the Salvation Army's Red Kettle season is one of many organizations gearing up to help under-served communities across the state; and, we'll learn about Christmas tree sales across the state and tips on making the right selection for your needs.

On today's show: We'll hear reactions to the senate candidate debate as Mississippians enter the final stretch of the runoff election. Then, as shoppers look toward one of the year's busiest weekends, find out how sales can help the state economy. And we'll hear top safety concerns from the kitchen to the roadways during the holiday weekend.

On today's show: What issues will two Senate candidates debate during their only face-to-face of the campaign? We'll learn more. Then, a diverse group of Mississippians took a closer look at the history of racism in the state during a public form last night. And, find out the do's and don'ts of turkey frying as you gear up for holiday cooking.