McRae: A $1.2 billion bailout isn’t the answer
To solve the root of this problem, we must find ways to reduce – or eliminate – the need for student loans.
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Clarksdale resident sentenced for assaulting a postal carrier
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service and Clarksdale Police Department investigated the case.
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Medical cannabis testing facility to have license revoked
Medical cannabis testing is critical to ensuring product safety for patients.
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Greenwood grain elevator owner pleads guilty to fraud
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Mississippi Attorney General’s Office, United States Department of Agriculture Office of Inspector General, and Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigations are investigating the case.
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Fitch proposes legislation to protect children and families
Fitch has shared details of her legislative package to protect children’s physical and emotional well-being, affirm parents’ rights to direct their children’s upbringing, and ensure the next generation has the life skills they need to succeed.
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Former Booneville coach sentenced for child exploitation
The FBI investigated the case and Assistant U.S. Attorney Parker King prosecuted the case.
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Former Stone County Circuit Clerk pleads guilty to fraud charges
While O’Neal was in office, he failed to perform many of his statutorily required duties as Circuit Clerk.
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Wicker: Mississippian’s World War II heroism inspires today
The bravery of Mr. Roberts’ generation is breathtaking, and we are blessed that today’s uniformed Mississippians possess similar character.
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McRae: College AND Career Savings
Mississippi’s 529 educational savings programs are designed to help folks at any age and any stage of life.
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Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor visits Jackson
Organizers provided Acting U. S. Secretary Julie Su with an opportunity to hear directly from those who are impacted by working conditions in the state.
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