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Jackson Schools to Test Water for Lead, Elementary First
Jackson Schools to Test Water for Lead, Elementary First
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Mississippi Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act
Mississippi Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act
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Inmate Release Eligibility Bill (HB 1390)
Inmate Release Eligibility Bill (HB 1390) *died in committee
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City Civil Emergency Resolution: Lead
Councilman Stamps' "civil emergency" resolution over lead in Jackson's water.
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Carlos Moore's Mississippi State Flag Lawsuit
Charles Moore's Mississippi State Flag Lawsuit
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Mississippi House Agrees to Resume Work After Partisan Rift
Mississippi House members say they've agreed to resume work after partisan tensions stalled business for most of Thursday and Friday.
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JPD Earns Accreditation for First Time in History, Most Crime Down Over Last Year
In the 134 years since its formation, the Jackson Police Department has earned its accreditation.
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Black Senator: 'Appalled' at Bryant's 'Confederate' Proclamation, Take Down 'Pro-slavery State Flag'
Sen. Derrick T. Simmons, D-Greenville, issued a statement today in response to Gov. Phil Bryant's proclamation naming April as Confederate Heritage Month.
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Clinton Leads Going into S.C., Sanders Leads Among Youngest Voters
By toddstaufferRolling into the South Carolina primary this weekend, here's a visual look at some of the polling data.
While former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is favored by a significant margin (59-40), it is interesting to see the older candidate, Sen. Bernie Sanders, with stronger support among the youngest voters.
Sanders polls at 63% among 18-29 voters and 55% of 30-44 voters, according to the YouGov/CBS News poll.
Clinton swings back with 69% of the over-45 vote among Democratic primary votes.
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Jeff Good: Restaurants 'Adding Filters to Every Single Faucet We Have'
Jeff Good, managing partner of the Mangia Bene restaurant group, told a crowd Friday morning that his kitchens were installing filtration systems in response to public reaction to issues surrounding …
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UPDATED: Race Tension Roils Legislature, Majority Votes to End 'Privilege'
House members were previously allowed to ask questions about their rights, reputation and the conduct of House members—"personal privilege"—but the House voted in favor of striking those rights from the …
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George Winston
Playing solo has allowed George Winston to develop his live performances to give audiences something new each time they see him while also letting him present his current artistic interests.
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Black Caucus Stalls Mississippi House Work Amid Tensions
Black Democrats in the Mississippi House say Republicans are unfairly freezing them out of the legislative process, and they are stalling business to pressure the majority GOP.
