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Sec. of State Michael Watson says AG Lynn Fitch's inaction on tidelands leasing is costing taxpayers and threatening a public resource.

Mississippi legislature denies five sports wagering bills. Gaming Commission Chairman Al Hopkins to serve another four years. MGM Resorts agreed to sell Gold Strike Casino to Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma business affiliate. Magnolia Bluffs sold property to owners.

At least five bills authorizing mobile sports wagering were introduced in the 2022 session of the Mississippi Legislature. However, once again, none made it out of committee due to the inability of gaming interests to reach consensus on a model acceptable to all parties.

Coast Senators Scott Delano and Philip Moran and others introduced bills to allow mobile sports betting statewide in an effort to enable Mississippi sports wagering to fend off competition from surrounding states.

Coast Senators Scott Delano and Philip Moran and others introduced bills to allow mobile sports betting statewide in an effort to enable Mississippi sports wagering to fend off competition from surrounding states.

A Mississippi chancery court has dismissed a lawsuit aimed at blocking construction of a public pier in Biloxi.

BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — A Mississippi county court dismissed a lawsuit aimed at blocking...

BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — A Mississippi county court dismissed a lawsuit aimed at blocking...

WXXV News 25 June 15, 2021 The City of Biloxi and Harrison County are filing a claim so a developer can build a pier at Veterans Avenue. If the project is passed a pier will be built. The land will be leased to RW Development and they will fund and maintain it. The pier will be open to the public, 300 feet long, made of concrete, elevated, and handicap accessible. It will be located on Veterans Avenue near the West Beach Boardwalk which is also a city and county joint effort.  City of Biloxi P...

A proposal to build a pier, a lawsuit to prevent the pier, a vote for a lease to build the pier, and now a Temporary Restraining Order. All of this has taken place since 2019 when Biloxi and Harrison County proposed a lease with a local developer to rebuild the Veteran’s Avenue pier.