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Hinds County judges recuse themselves from abortion lawsuit challenging ‘trigger law’
The Mississippi Supreme Court, where the lawsuit is expected to end up, will likely appoint a special judge in the case.
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Amid vetoes, Gov. Reeves lets pay raises for elected officials pass
Statewide elected officials will see pay increases ranging from $25,000 a year to $60,000 a year, or 22% to 67% increases.
Mississippi selected for new program connecting rural communities with federal resources
Mississippi was selected as one of five states for the pilot program of the Rural Partners Network, with an initial emphasis on Delta communities.
Reeves signs bill creating Mississippi broadband office, appoints Sally Doty to run it
Records of the new state broadband office, BEAM, will be ‘confidential, proprietary, and subject to exemption from disclosure’ under the new law.
Snarky tweets, time lapse videos: How the Gulf Coast train beef between Amtrak and CSX is intensifying
Amtrak believes passenger and freight trains can coexist on the railways that run through Mississippi from Mobile to New Orleans.
Mississippi legislators want to save money on prisoners’ health care. Reluctance to expand parole makes that tricky.
Legislation that attempts to save the state money on prisoners’ health care costs may not actually work as written.
New federal investments alone won’t fix Mississippi’s aging sewer systems
Even with historic federal infrastructure funding on the horizon, it’s likely some cities will still need more money to comply with orders from the EPA.
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