Page 10 - Audience Development News Today

This is the fifth year Rep. Dana McLean, R-Columbus, has filed the measure to bring Mississippi in line with 27 other states.

Dr. Joe Thompson, Arkansas’ former surgeon general, explains how his state's Medicaid expansion program could be a model for Mississippi.

House plan would cover upwards of 200,000 people, and accept federal funds to cover costs. Senate plan would cover around 40,000 and turn down the federal money.

Six former Rankin County law enforcement officers known as the Goon Squad received state prison sentences Wednesday for torturing three men..

EPA sets official limits for "forever chemicals" in drinking wat, and Jackson's sytem is below threshold.

The fight over the school funding formula could be one of the most contentious issues during the final weeks of the legislative session.

In recent years, the vast majority of legislative conference committee meetings don't take place in public.

The Senate wants to add $200 million to public education and raise teacher pay. The House plan would have added $230 million, dependent on rewrite.

Evidence a man's death was by sucuide did not sway judge in quest to grant a new trial for Tameshia Shelton, serving life for murder.

A downgrade in credit ratings can cost taxpayers millions when the state refinances debt or borrows money.