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Is there any common ground to find, and if so, is it common enough to get a two-thirds majority of lawmakers to override a Gov. Tate Reeves veto?

'Give these people a chance at some decent health care, some regular preventive health care that might prevent some of the problems that we end up – guess what – paying for anyway.'

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Though a bill to make changes to PERS died, lawmakers could still address the system's financial woes during the appropriations process.

Legislation to intercept gambling and sports betting winnings from Mississippians who owe child support to the state has died.

An Indianola mother whose call to police for help left her 11-year-old shot by one of the officers could lose custody of her children.

'If no action is taken, the proposed 5%-10% increase ... will also have the effect of limiting government services, eliminating state and local government employees.' -- Speaker White

Two Mississippi Today reporters have been selected for 2024 New York Times Local Investigations Fellowship.

'The constitution speaks for itself,' Hill said.

Editorial: Every tactic Gov. Tate Reeves has employed to stop Medicaid expansion has been thwarted, and he's running low on political capital. Here's how he lost more ground last week.