Watchdog blasts welfare agency over its multi-million dollar child support contract
A Mississippi watchdog committee questioned whether child support contractor YoungWilliams received preferential treatment.
Hosemann, Senate move forward alone on public plans for spending billions in federal stimulus
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann will name a committee to hold hearings on how Mississippi should spend billions in federal pandemic stimulus funds.
Lawmakers will explore restoring voting rights for people convicted of felonies
The Mississippi felony voting ban was passed during the Jim Crow era, when white leaders passed laws to keep African Americans from voting.
Brett Favre repays the $600,000 in welfare dollars he took — but not the interest, auditor says
The Mississippi auditor had sent Brett Favre a letter demanding he pay $828,000 — $600,000 plus interest. Favre still owes $282,000 in interest.
Podcast: Conference realignment comes for Southern Miss
Southern Miss’ Jeremy McClain joins the pod to explain the jump to the Sun Belt Conference and what it entails for Golden Eagle athletics.
Southern Miss move to Sun Belt makes sense on many levels
Southern Miss has made the correct — and probably long overdue — decision to exit Conference USA and enter the Sun Belt Conference.
Judge rules in favor of UMMC in trial against former employees who stole patient records
U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves issued a default judgment in the federal trade secrets lawsuit involving UMMC and three former employees.
‘It starts at the head’: Cleveland community questions its schools’ leadership
Frustrations include a perceived lack of transparency, incompetence and irresponsible spending by the administration and the school board. The administration says the community is just resistant to change.
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