Today is the last day Mississippians can register to vote and still cast a ballot in the November general election.

Then, teachers are getting special training about the pros and cons of generative A-I in classrooms.

Plus, federal lawmakers are considering more accountability for welfare block grants and how they can be spent.

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Lawmakers are working on policy recommendations they say will hopefully improve the lives of women and children.

Then, the Army Corps of Engineers is sharing data about the opening of the Bonnie Carrie Spillway.

Plus, the 165th Annual Mississippi State Fair is underway. It's a major economic driver for the City of Jackson, and a cornerstone of state agriculture.

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Lawmakers hear policy recommendations on how to improve the state's youth court system.

Then, public health officials are seeking to reduce the number of stillbirths and fetal deaths in the state.

Plus, a lawsuit filed by the National Republican Party challenges the state's absentee ballot mail-in process. The defendant in the case shares his thoughts.

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