Nancy Disharoon Loome attended a private school. Today, she and her Southern Poverty Law Center-funded advocacy organization, are the leading opponents of other Mississippi families having that same option.
The Integrated Ocean Observation System plays a vital role in forecasting hurricanes, monitoring harmful algal blooms, supporting maritime navigation, and informing disaster response.
There was little discussion on the House side before rejecting the Senate proposal. However, it was heavily debated last week in the Senate.
State Senator Lane Taylor believes the bill could help struggling rural hospitals as many are facing risk of closure.
The clarification came as Magnolia Tribune sought a breakdown of the interest income between special funds and the state’s general fund.
The Senate will take up the bill this week. It would require voters to provide proof of citizenship when they register and to present approved identification when they go to the polls, among other new rules.
Sarah Adlakha is a political newcomer challenging a Trump-endorsed incumbent, Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, in Tuesday’s Republican Primary. Can she pull off the improbable? Unlikely, but her campaign could impact November.
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker says President Donald Trump used military force to protect the United States and make the world safer.
Columnist Sid Salter says Eagle Scouts remain special not because the world has changed, but because the requirements—and the values behind them—haven’t.
If federal agencies can override Mississippi’s gaming laws today, they can override other state regulatory decisions tomorrow.
The Magnolia State will be the first state to ban neutrality agreements in the workplace and just the fourth to enact the right to a private ballot in unionization efforts.
The defense technology company said its project corporate investment on the expansion will exceed $25 million.
The company’s $5 million expansion will create 10 new jobs with the construction of a new treatment plant.
The Trump administration weighed in to support the companies, saying it would mean “every locality in the country could sue essentially anyone in the world for contributing to global climate change.”
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