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In California, hundreds of incarcerated firefighters are working to put out the fires that have burned more than 40,000 acres. Sam Levin of The Guardian U.S. tells us more.

Kacky Walton talked with Playhouse on the Square Resident Company Member Michael Gravois, who plays Koba in the world premiere of "Six Men Dressed Like Joseph Stalin."

Emily Guerin, LAist correspondent, shares the latest from the investigations into the cause of the wildfires ravaging California. Plus, Malibu Mayor Doug Stewart weighs in on how his city has been impacted and the long road to recovery ahead.

Kacky Walton talked with Claire Rutkauskas, Director of Programs for Creative Aging Mid-South, about the next performance in their concert series for seniors by Mighty Souls Brass Band.

The Supreme Court upheld a law on Friday that is set to ban TikTok in the U.S. unless the popular video app is sold. NPR's Bobby Allyn tells us more. Also, Marium Zahra, a student in El Paso, Texas, talks about how she uses TikTok and what a ban on the app would mean for her.

Kacky Walton talks with Dennis Janzer, Director of Music and organist at St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral.

Many of President Trump's actions on immigration are expected to face significant legal challenges, specifically his executive actions to end birthright citizenship and restrict federal funds to sanctuary cities. The ACLU's Cody Wofsy talks about the lawsuit his group has already filed.

President Donald Trump has been sworn in for his second term. USA Today's Francesca Chambers discusses the ceremony and the slew of executive orders Trump plans to sign.

Kacky Walton spoke with Jeff Posson, director of Theatre Memphis's production of "Inherit the Wind."

The Department of Homeland Security has rescinded Biden-era guidelines that prohibited immigration officers from arresting migrants at sensitive locations like schools and churches. NPR's Joel Rose joins us to explain.