The top stories this week from Mississippi Today
This Week: Health offices close, lawmakers sue state, third-graders score high on literacy test
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Impact of state budget cuts comes into focus
This Week: What’s on the Legislature’s special session agenda and what’s not
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Public school funding, a state lottery and road repairs
This Week: Special session set, Education audit begun, GOP supermajority at risk
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Governor calls for special legislative session; Feds call for Education Department audit
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This Week: MAEP funded, divorce debated, unemployment lowered
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Getting a job, getting a divorce and paying for schools
This Week: Domestic abuse and divorce; immigration and deportation
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Outrage over killing a divorce bill and arresting an immigrant
This Week: Immigration raids, budget cuts and infrastructure improvement
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Topping the news in Mississippi
This Week: Arts Commission, attorney general, universities feel the pinch
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Mississippi Legislature scrutinizes expenditures
This Week: EdBuild recommends, Bryant addresses and Hood sues
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Legislators, governor, attorney general step before cameras
This Week: Campaign finance reform, budget cuts, superintendent search
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Lawmakers scrutinize their own spending.
Happy holidays from the Mississippi Today staff
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This Week: $79 million in limbo, JPS faces takeover, and Kemper plant awarded
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The top stories in Mississippi news this week
This Week
This Week: Former Greenville teacher indicted, MEC banner gains steam and Gov. Bryant in Israel
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The top Mississippi news this week.
This Week: Edbuild public hearing, Legislative contract policy, new desegregation plan in Cleveland
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Education — how to fund schools and were to send students — generated a lot of controversy.
This Week: New job for Bryant? New diplomas for graduates? New weather forecast all of us?
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While we wait for it to rain, let’s talk about politics (some more) and the value of a high school diploma.