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EPA sends Jackson another notice over water deficiencies
The Environmental Protection Agency sent Jackson a notice of non-compliance over water system deficiencies, the third time in the last two years the agency has done so.
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Lawmakers will unveil redrawn congressional districts on Wednesday
Mississippi lawmakers will soon decide whether to approve the proposed congressional map, which has been drawn behind closed doors.
Mississippi tax collections, fueled by consumers, continue to soar
Tax collections the first five months of the fiscal year are $215 million or 8.5% above the amount collected during the same period last year.
How Jackson’s water system made it a focus in America’s infrastructure crisis
For years, Jackson residents have questioned whether their tap water is safe. A Clarion Ledger investigation found many water samples contain lead.
Key Democrats helped pass 2007 law to ban abortions if Roe is overturned
The background of Mississippi’s 2007 “trigger law” that would ban abortion in most instances in Mississippi if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.
Most Mississippi employees eligible for January pay raise under new salary classification system
About 19,000 of the 24,000 Mississippi state employees who fall under Personnel Board guidelines will be eligible for a pay raise in January.
NAACP offers redistricting plan for Legislature’s consideration
Mississippi lawmakers plan to redraw congressional district in early 2022, and the NAACP has proposed a map for legislative consideration.
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