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Gavelling Out, Going Home: Legislative Session Ends With No Texting and Driving Ban

kimApril 3, 2014April 3, 2014

by kimApril 3, 2014April 3, 2014

JACKSON, Miss.–Wednesday night was a late one for Mississippi lawmakers, but they ended their 2014 legislative session after a special session called Wednesday to put...

Keeping the Really Bad Ones In Prison: Gov. to Sign Criminal Justice Reform

kimMarch 31, 2014

by kimMarch 31, 2014

JACKSON, Miss.–It’s about keeping you safe and saving you money at the same time. It took a large-scale task force to come up with a...

Your Tax Dollars at Work: Lawmakers Expect More Money for This Year and the Next

kimMarch 26, 2014

by kimMarch 26, 2014

JACKSON, Miss.–Your state lawmakers expect to have an additional $250 million to work with while they get the state’s budget ready over the next few...

Sen. Hob Bryan: Money for MAEP Will Ultimately Not Come From Mediciad

kimMarch 19, 2014

by kimMarch 19, 2014

JACKSON, Miss.–Despite assertions by state Republicans in the Senate, the extra $60 million that was pulled from the Medicaid budget will not ultimately come from...

The President’s Budget: Why It’s Not Likely to Get Much Support from Mississippi

kimMarch 5, 2014

by kimMarch 5, 2014

WASHINGTON, D.C.–Even though Pres. Obama’s proposed budget for FY2015, that starts in October, has some increases to veterans programs, some of Mississippi’s D.C. delegation has...

The Highway Patrol Man Power Shortage: How the Ice Left Some Parts of the State Vulnerable

kimJanuary 31, 2014

by kimJanuary 31, 2014

HATTIESBURG, Miss.–This week’s winter storm may have helped illustrate a point that the Dept. of Public Safety has been trying to stress for a number...

Spending Your Money in DC: Why Miss. Senators Say They Voted for the New Budget Bill

kimJanuary 17, 2014

by kimJanuary 17, 2014

WASHINGTON, D.C.–Stopping any new money for Obama Care, aking more money available on some projects in Mississippi: those are two of the reasons both senators...

The Deal That Could Save You Heartache: How Your DC Lawmakers Voted on the Budget Compromise

kimDecember 13, 2013

by kimDecember 13, 2013

WASHINGTON, D.C.–The budget compromise in Washington that could prevent another government shutdown from happening passed easily in the U.S. House, 332-94. Mississippi Republicans voted for...

Fighting Crime in Your Back Yard: Governor’s Public Safety Agenda in His Budget

kimNovember 15, 2013November 15, 2013

by kimNovember 15, 2013November 15, 2013

JACKSON, Miss.–Murders in Mississippi lately have been coming in multiple-four at the same time in Jackson, the entire family shot in Copiah County, and if...

Your Tax Dollars: The Governor’s Budget Has No New Taxes, Will Level Fund MAEP

kimNovember 14, 2013November 14, 2013

by kimNovember 14, 2013November 14, 2013

JACKSON, Miss.–Stressing fiscal responsibility, Gov. Phil Bryant released his yearly budget recommendation Wednesday at the state capitol. The budget includes no new taxes, would level...

Long Beach amends lease to begin process for developing casino

Supreme Court runoff showcases differing constitutional perspective of candidates

Mississippi teacher fired after accidentally feeding students dog treats

Attorneys looking to delay trial for Jackson officials accused of…

Koch Foods investing nearly $146 million in Morton facility

Gaetz withdraws as Trump’s pick for attorney general

McComb police chief placed on leave amid investigation into officer-involved…

Circle K gas stations across Mississippi offering 40-cent discount on…

Kentucky sex criminal who fled Mississippi courtroom sentenced to life

New Netflix docuseries explores bizarre tale of Elvis impersonator and…

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Gavelling Out, Going Home: Legislative Session Ends With No Texting and Driving Ban

Keeping the Really Bad Ones In Prison: Gov. to Sign Criminal Justice Reform

Your Tax Dollars at Work: Lawmakers Expect More Money for This Year and the Next

Sen. Hob Bryan: Money for MAEP Will Ultimately Not Come From Mediciad

The President’s Budget: Why It’s Not Likely to Get Much Support from Mississippi

The Highway Patrol Man Power Shortage: How the Ice Left Some Parts of the State Vulnerable

Spending Your Money in DC: Why Miss. Senators Say They Voted for the New Budget Bill

The Deal That Could Save You Heartache: How Your DC Lawmakers Voted on the Budget Compromise

Fighting Crime in Your Back Yard: Governor’s Public Safety Agenda in His Budget

Your Tax Dollars: The Governor’s Budget Has No New Taxes, Will Level Fund MAEP

Long Beach amends lease to begin process for developing casino

Mississippi College, Delta State players earn postseason football honors

Ole Miss, Mississippi State partner up on accelerated law degree program

Supreme Court runoff showcases differing constitutional perspective of candidates

Long Beach amends lease to begin process for developing casino

Supreme Court runoff showcases differing constitutional perspective of candidates

Attorneys want SCOTUS to say Mississippi’s felony voting ban is cruel and...

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