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Mississippians plead their case to Corps over Jackson flooding, One Lake
One Lake project dominates public meetings Wednesday about flood control options in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Belzoni to Rolling Fork to Greenville: One mom’s mission to get her son medical help after the tornadoes
The neighbor had already tried to get her son admitted at the local hospital, Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital – the only hospital in the county. But it was full, and later lost power and had to transfer its patients to other hospitals.
At least 21 killed in Delta tornadoes
Tornadoes ripping through Mississippi Friday night left at least 23 dead, four missing, dozens injured and a trail of destruction throughout the Delta and into the east central regions.
Jackson community leaders call out Henifin for lack of collaboration, personnel issues
The Mississippi Rapid Response Coalition ask federal officials for for more inclusion in the future decision-making process around the Jackson water system moving forward.
Rebuilding trust: How Ted Henifin hopes to repair the relationship between Jacksonians and their water system
Jackson’s third-party water administrator seeks to build trust as he negotiates water billing, water pressure, leaks and lead issues.
Senate passes bill putting Jackson water under state control, House to vote next
Mississippi Senate passed a bill Tuesday to place long-term control of Jackson’s water, wastewater and storm water systems under a nonprofit-led regional authority.
Lawmaker seeks fines for Jackson over river pollution, despite ongoing federal enforcement
Bill filed by Rep. Becky Currie, R-Brookhaven, would fine Jackson for ongoing pollution of the Pearl River despite a federal agency already enforcing the issue.
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