Statute of Limitations on Bribery Increased
The new law increases the statute of limitations on bribery from three years to five years.
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The new law increases the statute of limitations on bribery from three years to five years.
Read MoreRecovering from a disaster can be challenging and stressful. Preparing now makes rebuilding easier.
Read MoreIt’s an activity book featuring a sea turtle named Fred who travels across the state and highlights great things Mississippi offers.
Read MoreThis program will provide funds for downtown revitalization projects in Mississippi’s designated Main Street communities.
Read MoreGov. Reeves made the announcement at Navistar Defense in West Point, Mississippi.
Read MorePresident Biden recently proposed two changes to vehicle emissions standards, which would immediately require the entire American auto industry to shift its focus to electric vehicle production.
Read MoreMississippi’s unemployment rate of 3.5 percent in April is an all-time low for the Magnolia State.
Read MoreMany look to employment opportunities as a reason for the population loss, as younger folks are seeking better-paying jobs in urban centers.
Read More“For the sake of full transparency, I wanted to share with the public these vetoes and the reasoning behind why I felt each was necessary.” – Gov. Tate Reeves
Read MoreVivint lists Mississippi seventh in the nation for home security and safety.
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