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The Mississippi Delta Film Academy's program helps local students reimagine Till's tragic story and deepen their understanding of their region.
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The week-long, free program gives medical professionals tools to provide trauma-informed care — and potentially help with prosecutions.
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After a historic victory in Tennessee, the United Auto Workers southern campaign is still recovering from a big rejection in Alabama. How will it recover?
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The discount store chain has added fresh fruits and vegetables at more than 5,400 stores. Grocery store advocates say the move could hurt mom-and-pop grocers.
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Winn sat down with the Gulf States Newsroom's Kat Stromquist to discuss what causes Shreveport to struggle with shootings, and what could help.
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As heat waves and heat domes become more intense, the idea of naming extreme heat as we do with other major disasters is gaining traction with some experts.
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Some residents say Shreveport’s history of mass incarceration has changed their community — and their families.
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As violent crime slows down across the South, Shreveport is reckoning with the aftermath of an unusually deadly 2023.
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Leitman filmed the Jackson, Mississippi, clinic at the center of the SCOTUS decision on abortion rights for seven years for her documentary, "No One Asked You."
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Driven by climate change, extreme temperatures are forcing parents and camp counselors to change their summer routines to keep kids safe.