Cities and counties apply for $435 million from state’s water and sewer ARPA fund
Search our table to see how much Mississippi cities and counties applied for from a state fund that came through the American Rescue Plan Act.
Can Rebels, Bulldogs match 2014 success? Clearly, the goal is to finish better
Could this be 2014 all over again? Ole Miss has moved to No. 9 in the AP poll. State moved up to No. 23 after trouncing the Texas Aggies.
‘A screeching halt’: Judges’ question in mental health lawsuit has implications beyond Mississippi
The three-judge panel has asked whether the Department of Justice could legally have sued Mississippi at all.
MT Asks: Your questions about the Jackson water crisis answered
Environment reporter Alex Rozier answers six reader questions about the Jackson water crisis.
PSC approves compromise on net metering after utility pushback
The Public Service Commission approved a slightly less aggressive net metering rule on Tuesday, responding to resistance from Mississippi’s powerful utility companies.
Cleveland superintendent steps down, but remains in district
Superintendent Otha Belcher stepped down on Sept. 30 and “will assume another role within the District.”
Mississippi sigue siendo el estado más mortal para los bebés, según los CDC
Las complicaciones del nacimiento prematuro, el embarazo o el parto y el SIDS son las principales causas de muerte de bebés en el estado.
IHL board president calls presidential search at USM a ‘sacred’ responsibility
Roughly 400 people gathered on campus Monday to discuss the qualities they want to see in USM’s next president.
Singing River hospital is not on the brink of financial collapse. So why is it seeking a buyer?
Hospital leaders say they are selling so they can benefit from economies of scale and greater negotiating power with suppliers and insurers.
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