Felon sentenced for using 3D-printers to make machine guns
A Jackson man was sentenced to 168 months in federal prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm and engaging in business as a manufacturer of firearms,
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GOP coalition calls for protection of women’s sports
The Biden Administration’s new Title IX rules expand the meaning of sexual discrimination to include gender identity that would prevent schools and colleges from protecting girls’ and women’s sports.
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Reeves reports over $9 million available for his re-election
Mississippians represent 92.4 percent of all contributors and account for over 88 percent of all contributions.
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Hosemann campaign reports almost $3.4 million on hand
Donations for this campaign finance period, which began January 1 and ended April 30, 2023, totaled $192,836.41.
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Gunasekara announces fundraising results and campaign support
Gunasekara is running for the position in the August Republican primary against Tanner Newman, now on leave from the City of Tupelo to campaign, and state Rep. Chris Brown.
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Lottery Sends More Than $9.4 Million to State
The Education Enhancement Fund for the Fiscal Year has received a total of $23,988,911.75.
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Red Water man sentenced for assault on a federal officer
Errol John, II, 22, assaulted a tribal police officer who was responding to a domestic disturbance at John’s home.
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Analysis of Jackson audits shows a dangerous financial situation
“Our analysis of Jackson’s audits shows serious and fundamental financial issues that have to be straightened out. Every concerned taxpayer should be reading this report.”
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Wicker: Champions Yazoo Backwater Water Management Plan
Government officials unveiled the plan this week at a meeting with community members, and they are asking for the public’s feedback.
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McRae: More than Main Street
Despite tornadoes and hurricanes, floods and unexpected freezes, our Main Streets remain strong cornerstones of our Mississippi way of life.
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