Hattiesburg American - Fri Nov 06
JACKSON, Miss. - Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour told lawmakers Thursday he wants more power to reduce state spending when times are tough.
Gov. seeking more budget-cut powerThe Clarion-Ledger - Fri Nov 06
As state revenues continue to fall below expectations, Gov. Haley Barbour wants more authority to make deeper budget cuts .
ID sex crime convictsThe Clarion-Ledger - Sat Oct 17
State lawmakers could discuss legislation during their next session that would give police the ability to distinguish sex offenders by simply looking at their driver's license.
Saltillo Teacher Charged With Sexual BatteryWAPT-TV Jackson - Wed Oct 14
A Saltillo High School teacher has been charged with sexual battery for an alleged relationship with a 16-year-old student.
Saltillo teacher faces sex chargesThe Clarion-Ledger - Wed Oct 14
A Saltillo High School teacher has been charged with sexual battery for an alleged relationship with a 16-year-old student.
Lee Co. Man Charged With Killing Anothera S DogsWJTV Jackson - Wed Sep 30
Police say a Lee County man has been charged with killing another man's dogs during a dispute.
Lee Co. man charged with killing another's dogsThe South Mississippi Sun Herald - Wed Sep 30
Police say a Lee County man has been charged with killing another man's dogs during a dispute.
Miss. makes initiative process difficultPicayune Item - Tue Sep 29
That a voter identification initiative won't make it on the 2010 ballot is likely of no surprise to its Republican Party sponsors or Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann, who delivered the message to legislative leaders this past week.
Miss. makes initiative process for amendments difficultThe Clarion-Ledger - Tue Sep 29
That a voter identification initiative won't make it on the 2010 ballot is likely of no surprise to its Republican Party sponsors or Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann, who delivered the message to legislative leaders this past week.
Signatures may hinder voter ID initiativeHattiesburg American - Mon Sep 28
That a voter identification initiative won't make it on the 2010 ballot is likely of no surprise to its Republican Party sponsors or Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann, who delivered the message to legislative leaders this past week.
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