Mississippi legislators are moving closer to a compromise plan that could eliminate the state's income tax.

Then, Mississippians are picking up the pieces after an outbreak of destructive storms roared through the state over the weekend.

Plus, Mail carriers in South Mississippi are sounding the alarm on proposed changes to the U.S. Postal Service

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A deadly weather system moved across Mississippi this weekend leaving behind destruction and loss of life. Now the long recovery process has begun.

Then, Residents in the community of Tylertown where 3 people were killed from the powerful storm share their stories of loss.

Plus, A Mississippi food bank is in need of food and supplies to continue helping needy families.

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We speak with the National Weather Service about tonight's storms. Forecasts predict high winds, hail, and possible tornados.

Then, Mississippi lawmakers are taking action to eliminate DEI programs in universities and K-12 schools across the state.

Plus, The longest serving member of the State Senate shares his thoughts on this year's legislative session.

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