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Typo in House bill stifles $15 million meant to protect Mississippians from storms
While the Legislature passed a bill providing grants to home resiliency, the appropriated $15 million for the program was put in another measure that died.
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4mMississippi Today wins 2026 Green Eyeshade awards
The organization awarded Mississippi Today and The New York Times first place for Public Service in Written Journalism for the Abuse of Power: Beyond the Goon Squad series.
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9mUMMC to take over Greenwood Leflore Hospital Aug. 1
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