House passes teacher pay raise bill, Senate committee kills school voucher plan
The unanimous House vote stood in stark contrast to the fate of House Bill 2, the “Mississippi Education Freedom Act.”
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Senate committee advances McLendon’s ‘Glacier Act’ to bolster ICE partnerships
The bill’s passage out of Judiciary B is viewed by Capitol observers as a major milestone in the legislative process.
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Justice department intensifies fight against human trafficking
Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity.
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Mississippi lawmakers advance health, insurance bills as fourth week of 2026 session ends
Among the major proposals moving forward is House Bill 565, known as Jill’s Law.
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Major road closures across North Mississippi
State officials report widespread ice on roads and bridges across 28 counties, including DeSoto County.
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McRae: Thank You Essential Workers!
I rely on the experts in the industries that keep our wonderful state safe and running, even during unprecedented times.
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Southaven resolution seeks city representation on CVB board
The next step would involve taking these requests to the Mississippi Legislature to formally amend the bureau’s charter.
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State Ag Department unveils patriotic inspection stickers for America250
The new decals will be issued by the divisions of Consumer Protection, Petroleum Products Inspection, and Weights and Measures upon a business passing its official inspection.
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DeSoto County woman facing charges in $26,000 SNAP fraud case
Under Mississippi law, individuals convicted of welfare fraud may face significant fines and potential prison time, in addition to being required to pay full restitution to the state.
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AG Fitch Awards Nearly $1 Million to Aid Human Trafficking Victims in Mississippi
The funding comes from the Victims of Human Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation Fund, created by the Legislature in 2020.
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