Opioid Funds Unspent - Hernando
Hernando opioid settlement funds sat unspent for a year, mayor tells board
The Board of Aldermen authorized a request-for-proposals process for new police department laptops at its Sept. 16 meeting
Hernando opioid settlement funds sat unspent for a year, mayor tells board
The West needs leaders who give us confidence in the future.
Hinds County Board Lists $513,040 in District 3 Paving Projects
Greenville Council Approves $98,000 Emergency Sewer Repair
Gautier city manager tells council property tax millage will rise for first time since 2019
State board of education hears about action to restore fiscal order to local district
Oyster survey shows nearly doubled stock; state to keep harvest quota at 30 percent
State Board Revises Homeschool Guidelines to Match State Law
Marine Resources agency outlines $9 million seafood ad campaign
Mississippi commission advances changes to speckled trout fishery rules
West Point officials say looming rate hike traces to TVA, not city
Mississippi State Superintendent Refers Okolona Financial Findings to State Auditor
Tupelo Council Approves Tax Reimbursement Deal for Hospital-Area Development
Council shifts $600,000 emergency-planning fund through police budget to add firefighters
Clinton finances strong, says mayor
Tupelo Mayor Says Sales Tax Collections Up 19% This Month
Oxford officials cite $250 million in outside funding ahead of Washington trip
Jackson official says city zoo and golf course operate at steep annual losses
The Jackson City Council approved a $113 million budget for the coming fiscal year after days of contentious deliberation over police and fire hiring.
West Point board approves school tax levy increase to cover budget shortfall
The Moss Point Board of Aldermen unanimously adopted a Fiscal Year 2027 budget and a companion tax levy resolution during a special called public hearing Sept. 9, 2026.
Oktibbeha property values rise 24.9% after reassessment
Another day, another half a billion investment announced.
The Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors reviewed a proposed fiscal year 2027 budget of $137 million, a $76 million increase over the current year, at a public hearing Sept. 12.
Twenty-five years on from the September 11th attacks, there seems less of a sense of any resolution.
Starkville utility director proposes phased 2% electric rate increases