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We have team coverage, we have a look at who else is being mentioned and some history of private or government travel. But we start off with chief White House Correspondent john roberts and the president tonight with another job opening to fill. Good evening, john. Good evening, bret. Its been known as firing friday here in the white house. A lot of cabinet members, and ministries and officials often use private charters or government just to get where they need to be. In the case of hhs secretary tom price, he appeared to fly too close to the sun. It was two days ago that the fate of hhs secr...

Return of televisions most epic fantasy series the Award Winning game of thrones hit screens for its final season and our t. V. Critic has the spoiler free lowdown on what to expect from western rose this winter. Im sara kelly welcome to the program protesters in sudan say that attempts are underway to break up their sit in outside of the countrys Defense Ministry that says they call on the countrys military to hand over power to a civilian Administration Mass antigovernment protests helped push longtime president Omar Al Bashir from power last week but demonstrators are keeping up the pressur...

Jordan as the trumpet ministration cut un funding and decimate services on the ground. Im still gayle welcome to the program sudanese protest leaders say they have blocked an attempt by the army to break up a sit in outside its headquarters more demonstrators are arriving to join the thousands calling on the countrys military to hand over power to a civilian Administration Mass antigovernment protests held supposed long time president Omar Al Bashir last week so that any citizens in are pressuring the military council that replaced him. Military intends to break up a protest thats lasted for d...

The Meridian City Council heard directly from employees operating the city’s freshwater and wastewater treatment plants Tuesday as it considers how to address staffing shortages across the city’s utility departments.

City officials blamed a recent 1.2 million gallon spill on outdated infrastructure. But reports show there was more to the problem.