Under the Floodlights
Why football is the most exhilarating sport ever
State General Fund collections through October are 8.13% above the revenue estimate, led by a 26% rise in corporate income tax receipts and helped by a one-time $39.9 million settlements transfer.
Why football is the most exhilarating sport ever
Jackson councilwoman questions push to repeal data-center moratorium early
Greenwood Leflore School District Reports Repeated Check Fraud
Jackson Council Meeting Erupts After Vulgar Remark on Dais
Jackson city attorney says data-center ordinance still unfinished
Opioid settlement council reports $142.6 million in grant requests against $64 million available
Hinds County Sheriff requests $262,380 purchase of five patrol vehicles
Vicksburg Warren schools report attendance near 95% this year
Hinds County considers engineering firm for Presidential Hills sewer project
PERS board hears 12-to-14-week timeline for executive director search
Natchez approves $500,000 state agreement for bridge lighting project
Hattiesburg mayor asks lawmakers to raise no-bid purchase cap, which could mean more crony contracting.
PERS investment report shows $40.3 billion in assets, 6.3% projected return
Insurance Commissioner Warns 49 Mississippi Hospitals Near Closure
State Board of Education Approves New School Accountability Ratings
PERS executive director salary could require legislature's approval
Mississippi Health Officer Outlines Statewide Health Data Utility Plan
Jackson will share in the Justice Department’s nearly $300 million Model Cities Initiative, with the city planning to spend its award on policing technology and on work to reduce recidivism and homelessness.
McComb general fund ran $775,000 over budget, finance officer tells board
Senator presses for clearer language in pharmacist reimbursement bill
Jackson city attorney says water authority plan filed without city input
State Senator Warns PERS Over Return-to-Work Insurance Confusion
At least four Mississippi charter schools missed FY27 enrollment targets, board told
Insurance commissioner signals state may absorb $250 million federal mandate cost
Faced with persistent chronic absenteeism, state officials change the way they measure it to boost results
Senate committee to study consolidating state agencies and licensing boards
Health Department reorganizing county offices after state declined funding
A decade on, the state has only a handful of Charter Schools - and voted to shut one of them
Data-center moratorium has more time left than officials thought, attorney says