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Hardworking taxpayers all across the state through tax cuts and withholding changes. Once passed, the total tax relief provided since i took office will be roughly 2 billion. [applause] first, we will reduce property taxes by 406 million. [applause] this is more than four times larger than the Property Tax Relief we passed last year, and it is vitally important to protect working families, senior citizens, farmers, and small businesses. The typical homeowner will see an actual reduction of 101 dollars on their next property tax bill. [applause] second, we will reduce income taxes by 98. 6 mill...

Army protesters pour into hard to flooding sudans capital to rally in support of a civilian government there answering the call for a million strong march outside Army Headquarters to demand the Ruling Military Council seat power. Well all right thank you so much for your Company Everyone we start off in mozambique this south east african nation is bearing the brunt of an intense Tropical Cyclone this once called kenneth it first made landfall in the kemar us islands before hitting the mainland was and because still reeling from the aftermath of psycho need a last month and its the first time ...

Twenty-nine high school seniors from across the state will compete for more than $33,000 in college scholarships when the 2024 Distinguished Young Women of Mississippi Program gets under way Thursday

Paris Morgan, Distinguished Young Woman of Jones County, will be one of 30 Mississippi high school seniors competing for more than $33,000 in college scholarships when the 2024 Distinguished Young

Hailey Pushis and Katelyn Kaplan, Distinguished Young Women of South Lowndes County and Starkville, respectively, will be among 34 Mississippi high school seniors competing for more than $28,700 in college scholarships when the 2023 Distinguished Young Women of Mississippi Program gets under way July 14, in Meridian.