Apr 8, 2013 | The Clarion-Ledger
Mississippi lawmakers discuss Medicaid funding
Democratic State Sen. David Blount said options should be on the table when the legislature meets in special session to deal with Medicaid funding.
Moss Point redesigning new law enforcement complex to fit budget
City leaders have decided to essentially begin again with plans to build a law enforcement complex that had included police operations and administrative offices, a jail, and municipal court system.
Mississippi small loan bill likely dead after House vote
Senate Bill 2571, the "Mississippi Consumer Alternative Investment Act," appears to be dead after the House recommitted it Wednesday, as this year's legislative session draws to a close.
Geoff Pender: Permit or not, totin' a gun OK
I'll say it again: House Bill 2, signed into law by the governor, allows a Mississippian, with or without a permit, to strap on a pistol and stroll about in public.
Mississippi politics: Good week/bad week
Legislation Pickering is pushing for tougher punishment of government corruption had been stripped of its major provisions and appeared likely to die.