• Bodies of missing family found
  Three bodies believed to be those of a missing Yazoo County family were found last night in Covington County. And a relative has been charged with capitol murder. Teresa Collier reports. (2:12)
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• Legislative panel continues to look into causes of a lawsuit state conditions at juvenile training schools
  Mississippi House Juvenile Justice Committee Chairman George Flaggs is continuing to gather information about the problems in the state's training schools for juveniles. Wayne Sorge will have a report. (4:08)
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• Housing Discrimination Identified
  A fair housing study on the coast shows discrimination has been identified in high numbers. MPB news contributor Patty Davis reports. (1:09)
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• State Senator not convinced the house budget plan is best for the state
  State Senator Mike Cheney is not convinced the house budget plan introduced last week is best for the state. He says it makes use of monies already committed to other uses. (0:23)
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  Cheney says the legislature is going to have to make tough decisions to balance the state's budget, which include rolling back teacher pay raises. (0:28)
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• Sen. Cheney Finds Fault With House Budget
  A state senator who serves on the appropriations committee is not convinced that the house's budget plan introduced last week will address the problem of the state's deficit. Scott Phillips has this report. (1:33)
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• Federal Charges Filed Against Former Worldcom CEO
  Federal charges were filed today against former Worldcom CEO Bernie Ebbers. MPB's Scott Phillips has this report. (2:02)
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• Gaura - Part 2
  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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