Tippah County, MS News
An editorial in the Magnolia Tribune argues Mississippi should enact state-level protections against ‘‘debanking’’ and not rely solely on federal action, citing the Fair Banking Standard Act and measures already adopted by other states.
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An opinion piece in the Magnolia Tribune says proposed Mississippi legislation aimed at banning politically or religiously motivated account closures could increase regulatory complexity and prompt banks to avoid certain customers.
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The Senate passed a sweeping housing bill Thursday aimed at reducing regulations, limiting corporate investors, and expanding funding for affordable homes amid bipartisan support. The measure now heads to the House for consideration.
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A Mississippi judge has temporarily halted Medicaid debt collection from Greenwood Leflore Hospital, citing the risk of closure. The hospital and state officials are in a dispute over repayment terms.
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The Legislature on Wednesday approved a pilot program that would temporarily loosen the state’s certificate of need rules for about 55 rural hospitals, sending House Bill 1622 to Gov. Tate Reeves.
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Jackson State University officials plan to narrow down presidential candidates next week, with finalists invited for second interviews in April. The process remains confidential amid calls for transparency.
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The Michigan Department of Transportation is hiring a Network Infrastructure Specialist IV in Jackson and said applications are due April 1. Interested candidates can find job details and apply online.
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Organizers announced a debris cleanup day in Tippah County on March 28 to help elderly residents clear yard debris and asked local churches, youth groups and ministry teams to volunteer.
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A person died and others were injured after severe weather swept through Mississippi on March 11. Emergency officials are assessing the damage.
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A reinforcing cold front will move through Sunday night, bringing another round of rain and much cooler temperatures to begin the work week, meteorologists said. Monday and Tuesday mornings are expected to be notably chilly for early spring.
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