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‘The state threw them to the wolves’: Health Department struggles to manage massive medical marijuana program
The Health Department office charged with running Mississippi’s new medical marijuana program is steeped in disorganization, a Mississippi Today investigation found.
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$600 million slated for Jackson water in massive federal spending bill set for vote this week
A massive federal spending bill slated to be voted on this week includes $600 million for work on the beleaguered City of Jackson water system.
Watchdog report slams state barber board, recommends axing it
The barber board refutes many of the PEER report’s findings and “does not agree or concur with dissolving (barber and cosmetology) boards under any circumstances.”
Poor or no internet service at your home? State wants your help with data, mapping
Any Mississippian lacking adequate internet service is asked to visit www.broadbandms.com. Those with no service can call or text “Internet” to 601-439-2535.
Senate study group backs changes to support moms and families
Senate study group backs extending postpartum Medicaid and foster care bill of rights.
Details emerge over Gulf Coast Amtrak route from Mobile to New Orleans, as former enemies become funding partners
Freight companies and Alabama port that once said passenger rail’s return to the Mississippi Gulf Coast could be detrimental to business are now pledging millions of dollars in improvements to the tracks between Mobile and New Orleans.
Are revenue collections already slowing as state leaders consider massive tax cut?
Does the November revenue report represent the start of a slowdown in Mississippi tax collections that have grown at an unprecedented rate for more than a year?
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