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Lawmakers move to keep roadway safety records off public record
Mississippi lawmakers are considering House Bill 1660, which seeks to exempt critical roadway and bridge safety inspection reports from public disclosure, potentially limiting government transparency…
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6mCoast beach advisories trend down despite summer spikes
State officials recommend avoiding water contact during and for at least 24 hours after significant rainfall.
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8mAir quality data shows rise in moderate pollution days in southeast Mississippi
Data from Mississippi's air quality monitoring stations shows an upward trend over the past decade in moderate or worse pollution days in southeast Mississippi, increasing the risk that Mississippians will develop respiratory conditions.
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5mPolice substation could spur East Pascagoula growth
Construction on phase two of the East Pascagoula Police Substation is expected to begin within the next several weeks, with completion targeted for early 2027.
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4mBiloxi medical park plans sustainable energy system
Tomaston Medical Park is planned for about 18 acres near North Oaklawn Lane, where city-approved plans call for two medical buildings, an office building, parking and a commissary.
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5mMississippi seeks input on barbering, cosmetology rules
For Hattiesburg barber Bonnie Holloway, the process marks a sign of progress after two years of uncertainty following the state’s merger of its cosmetology and barbering boards.