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The former NFL quarterback shared what appear to be thoughts about his former teammate being in the center of Mississippi’s welfare scandal.

The former executive director pleaded guilty to two federal charges in the ongoing lawsuit for his role in the state’s welfare scandal.

Former Assistant Attorney General Stephanie Ganucheau recommended IHL approve the transaction - twice. Documents obtained by Y’all Politics show that former Assistant Attorney General Stephanie Ganucheau, while working for former Attorney General Jim Hood as the legal counsel for the Board of Trust

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly talks with Mississippi Today reporter Anna Wolfe about Mississippi officials' misappropriation of welfare funds and former NFL player Brett Favre's involvement in the scandal.

Text messages reveal former Gov. Phil Bryant pushed to make Brett Favre’s volleyball stadium a reality at USM where his daughter played.

Do college sports facilities deserve welfare money? The Mississippi Department of Human Services thought so!

Newly released text messages reveal Brett Favre's role in a Mississippi welfare scandal.

Text messages reveal former Gov. Phil Bryant pushed to make Brett Favre’s volleyball stadium a reality at USM where his daughter played.

Mississippi live in poverty. reporter for "mississippi today," anna wolfe, just doing extraordinary reporting, bringing all of this to light. thanks for bringing it to us, anna. we appreciate it. mika, part of the maddening aspect of all this is brett favre is incredibly rich, you know. if he wanted to build a volleyball building at southern miss, he could have done that, they would have put his name on the side of it. instead, they dipped into welfare funds to build it. >> rich in a lot of cont...

New texts have emerged in the investigation into the misappropriation of federal welfare money in the state of Mississippi, which link former NFL quarterback Brett Favre and Gov. Phil Bryant to a $5 million volleyball arena at the University of Southern Mississippi.