Some see a lack of pre-petition judicial oversight as a problem, while others are optimistic the changes will help get the state out of the Olivia Y. lawsuit while providing better outcomes for children and families.
While there are sure to be challenges in consolidating or closing schools, lawmakers were told by three superintendents with consolidation experience that the long-term impact of consolidation was beneficial to students and the community.
The June jobs numbers from the Labor Department Friday marked a sharp reversal for the American labor market.
Company leaders said without this restructuring, neither lab would have the operational scale necessary to remain viable in the Mississippi market as demand in the state’s medical cannabis program has not met initial projections.
One action aims to limit the number of people eligible for U.S. citizenship by birthright. The second order seeks to curb “birth tourism” by increasing restrictions on visitors obtaining visas if they want to give birth in the U.S.
From Biloxi to Gulfport to Pascagoula, Mississippi has helped write the Coast Guard’s history for generations.
Regular school attendance is one of the strongest predictors of a child’s future. It is also one of the strongest predictors of Mississippi’s future.
The new Wicker/Hyde-Smith pairing in these key strategic gatekeeping positions on defense authorization and defense appropriations puts Mississippi back in the kind of power position enjoyed by prior Mississippi congressional titans.
States should adopt the federal standard for expert testimony and make reliability a threshold requirement, not a question left for jurors to sort out after unreliable science has been heard.
The beverage co-packing company is locating operations in Southaven, creating nearly 200 jobs in the North Mississippi region.
The recycled aluminum manufacturer plans to create 100 jobs at its slab center which will produce saleable aluminum slabs for the aluminum products industry.
“This acquisition accelerates UniTek’s Power Services Division, diversifies the Company’s service offerings, and meets rising demand for resilient, sustainable infrastructure,” UniTek CEO Charlie Smith said.
The closure of the plywood manufacturing operation in Wiggins is expected to wind down by the end of August.
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