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Teachers and school suppliers across Mississippi say a new state-mandated digital wallet and training requirement is making it harder to spend Education Enhancement Fund money, creating delays and forcing some educators to pay out of pocket.
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Lawmakers reconvened in Jackson for a special session focused on reforming the state’s youth court system amid logistical challenges due to Capitol renovations.
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The Wells family opted to cancel plans for Nolan Wells’ funeral services at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum, after initially considering the venue, according to officials.
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Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone said they have returned with a new edition of ‘The Rumblings,’ calling it an ‘award-winning’ installment of the ‘best Twitter mailbag out there’ as the offseason reaches its midpoint.
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Secretary of State Michael Watson announced an 11-city tour and a campaign for lieutenant governor, saying he is the only candidate openly stumping and highlighting strong fundraising and legislative relationships.
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett and Justice Elena Kagan testified before Congress, highlighting increasing threats and the need for greater security measures for the Supreme Court.
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Gov. Tate Reeves on Tuesday called lawmakers into a special session Wednesday to reauthorize Mississippi’s youth courts after related statutes expired June 30 and funding dispersal stalled.
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Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves’ choice of Brad McCullouch to temporarily lead Hinds County’s district attorney’s office raises questions about residency requirements and legal challenges amid racial and political tensions.
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The Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Regulation Task Force heard from officials, industry representatives, and residents on data center impacts and regulation at a two-day hearing.
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The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday vacated a July 2 ruling that had required bond hearings within 90 days, a move that could leave thousands of immigrants detained without timely hearings, according to Mississippi Today reporter Mukta Joshi.
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