Mississippi auditor’s office says it identified more than $400 million in waste
The Mississippi auditor’s office says it identified more than $400 million in waste across state government and remains committed to taxpayer transparency.
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The Mississippi auditor’s office says it identified more than $400 million in waste across state government and remains committed to taxpayer transparency.
Read MoreMississippi signed a Shared Stewardship agreement with federal agencies to improve forest health, reduce wildfire risk and support landowners and timber.
Read MoreState Auditor Shad White has returned from a months-long Middle East deployment, according to the Mississippi Office of the State Auditor.
Read MoreThe City of Greenville, Mississippi, published a City Council agenda dated Sept. 15, 2026.
Read MoreTupelo recognized Constitution Week at a City Council meeting, where two chapter members joined Mayor Todd Jordan to sign a proclamation.
Read MoreTate Reeves’ Facebook post used the slogan “Make America Great Again!” followed by a U.S. flag emoji.
Read MoreGov. Tate Reeves says Mississippi is helping Hitachi Energy with its largest investment anywhere in the world and cites the state’s competitive advantage.
Read MoreOlive Branch officials recognized Canine Companions and service dog Lief the Fifth during a Board of Aldermen meeting.
Read MoreGreenville voter registration locations are open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for registrations and updates, with a gas-card drawing while supplies last.
Read MoreMississippi residents must register by Oct. 5 to vote in the Nov. 3 election, according to the City of Olive Branch.
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