• Higher education is facing bleak funding
  The funding situation for Mississippi’s Universities and Colleges looks bleak. Last night leaders of the Universities and Colleges committees talked about the impact on higher education. Teresa Collier reports. (1:44)
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• Legislative Conservative Coalition launches agenda
  The Mississippi Legislative Conservative Coalition has launched their agenda for the current legislative session including concerns about voter identification, disclosure of sex offenders working with youth organizations and other issues. Wayne Sorge has more on the coalition's agenda. (1:35)
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• Rally Supports New Tort Reform Legislation
  A rally was held at the capitol yesterday for a Senate bill that passed yesterday. The bill places more limits on Mississippi's civil justice system. MPB's Scott Phillips has this report. (1:34)
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• Doctors and business leaders packed the capitol to rally for legislation to place further limits on the state's civil justice laws
  Hundreds of doctors and business leaders packed the second floor of the capitol rotunda to rally for legislation passed by the State Senate that places further limits on the state's civil justice laws. Doctor Carr of Hattiesburg says it doesn't come soon enough. (0:24)
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  But former Mississippi Trial Lawyers President Lance Stevens says the legislation hurts the average citizen. (0:31)
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• White landscapes
  Southern Gardening Radio from the Mississippi State University Extension Service serves lawn and garden enthusiasts Monday through Friday with timely information presented in a 2-minute format.

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