Inspection Stickers: A Bill That Would Repeal Having to Have Them
JACKSON, Miss.–If you don’t like having to shell out that five bucks per year for an inspection sticker, or you can’t get one because your...
Category : Politics
A Get Out of Jail Card: Prosecutor in Pearl River County Indicted
by kim
PEARL RIVER COUNTY, Miss.–If you got in trouble, it would probably be very nice if you could just pay the prosecuting attorney and get a...
Teacher Benchmark Pay Bill Passes Miss. House
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JACKSON, Miss. – A bill giving teachers a potential pay raise over four years passed the Mississippi House Wednesday afternoon. It requires teachers to achieve...
Reporter: Two Aldermen Get Physical at City Hall
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CANTON, Miss.–Canton’s alderman meetings are sometimes known for being lively, with voices raised and wild gestures, but what happened Monday took a step further, and...
Mississippi NAACP: Voter ID is Out to Hurt Your Vote
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JACKSON, Miss.–Voter ID will hurt your vote if you’re a minority in the state, is the message in a new article on the Mississippi NAACP...
Big Shake Up at City Hall: Meridian Mayor Keeps Cleaning House With Firings
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MERIDIAN, Miss.–First it was the city’s long-time parks and rec man, then a long-time police captain. Now more firings at City Hall in Meridian under...
Miss. Senators: Farm Bill Passage a “Big Win” for Mississippi
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WASHINGTON, D.C.–The Farm Bill is now on its way to the president’s desk to be signed into law. It got bi-partisan support in the U.S....
The New Way for You to Find a Job: State Launches Mississippiworks.org
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JACKSON, Miss.–If you’re looking for a job, you know they’re hard to find. So hard that some people have given up. The state says there’s...
A Raise for Your Child’s Teacher: Bill Introduced in the Miss. House
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JACKSON, Miss.–A raise for your child’s teacher may not be too far off after a bill was filed in the Mississippi House that would start...
Food Stamp Benefits Will Drop: Farm Bill Expected to Pass Senate Today
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WASHINGTON, D.C.–You’ve heard it from Senators Roger Wicker and Thad Cochran. The Farm Bill was expected to pass the U.S. Senate Tuesday, adjusting the subsidies...