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The Other Side Podcast: Kelly Hardwick discusses state employee pay raises

Mississippi State Personnel Board Director Kelly Hardwick talks with Mississippi Today about the state government workforce, how workers are paid . . .

Opinion: Jackson water crisis won’t go away without change

This is my sixth column on the Jackson water crisis. I think it will be my last for a while . . .

Opinion: More signs of financial trouble for hospitals

The signals that Mississippi’s hospitals are headed for a day of financial reckoning continue to grow. The Mississippi Today website . . .

Harrison: Legislative leaders weigh stripping Supreme Court’s ability to give own raise

Below is a political analysis column by Bobby Harrison: The Mississippi Supreme Court did not testify during the one day . . .

Former Gov. Phil Bryant moves to keep texts private while denying he helped channel welfare funds to Brett Favre’s volleyball stadium

In former Gov. Phil Bryant’s latest court filing objecting to a subpoena from Nancy New’s attorney, Bryant is releasing several . . .

Chief Justice Michael Randolph poses a question during oral arguments in 2021 regarding Initiative 65 on medical marijuana. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

Gov. Phil Bryant speaks during Cindy Hyde-Smith's watch party at the Westin Jackson after Hyde-Smith won the U.S. Senate runoff on Nov. 27, 2018. Credit: File photo: Mississippi Today

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Dog Eat Doug for Sep 23, 2022
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The Meaning of Lila for Sep 23, 2022
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Opinion: Preliminary school ratings are a surprise

The Mississippi Department of Education plans to make official on Thursday its annual accountability report that grades the academic performances of public school districts and individual schools. It will be the first such update in three years, with the covid-19 pandemic preventing results in both 2020 and 2021.