Stay updated with breaking news from Rob Mcduff. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi's House Republican Caucus does not have to meet in the open, the state Ethics Commission ruled Wednesday, clearing the way for the Republican majority to keep formulating policy and tactics behind closed doors.
JACKSON - Members of the Mississippi Ethics Commission by a 5-3 vote Wednesday reiterated their belief that the state Legislature, which appropriates more than $20 billion annually in state and
The Mississippi Free Press and its reporter claimed Caucus violated the Open Meetings Act. Ethics Commissioners say no in 5-3 vote. The Mississippi Ethics Commission has ruled 5-3 that a meeting of the House Republican Caucus in the Legislature - even if it contains a quorum - does not violate the
The Mississippi Ethics Commission formally ruled Wednesday that the legislature is not a public body. What will that mean for news coverage?
Members of the Mississippi Ethics Commission by a 5-3 vote Wednesday reiterated their belief that the state Legislature, which appropriates more than $20