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‘We will be prepared’: Mississippi officials discuss Capitol security ahead of possible armed protests
Mississippi officials said they’re aware of FBI warnings of possible armed protests at state capitols across the country and that security here is ready, though they won’t go into details.
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Hosemann wants to delay 2021 session as COVID-19 spikes. House leaders remain hesitant.
Senate leaders want to delay 2021 legislative session as COVID-19 spikes. House leaders have expressed hesitation about that idea.
How every House member voted on increasing stimulus checks to $2,000
The U.S. House voted 275-134 on Monday evening to increase the second round of federal direct payments to Americans from $600 to $2,000.
House votes to increase stimulus checks to $2,000. Here’s how Mississippi’s congressmen voted.
Three Mississippi congressmen voted against increasing the second round of stimulus checks to Americans from $600 to $2,000.
Mound Bayou leadership pays off nearly $700,000 in inherited debt
The city administration of rural Mound Bayou has paid off nearly $700,000 of debt in two years, and now can begin to prioritize long-neglected infrastructure projects it previously couldn’t afford.
House Ethics Committee confirms probe into Rep. Steven Palazzo’s campaign spending. What’s next?
A key committee confirmed investigation of U.S. Rep. Steven Palazzo’s campaign spending. Former U.S. Rep. Gregg Harper is Palazzo’s attorney.
Legislative leaders say teacher pay hike, tax cut remain on table despite COVID-19 uncertainties
Legislative leaders say a teacher pay raise and a tax cut will be on the table during the 2021 legislative session that starts Jan. 5.
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