All MSU Employees Deserve ‘Living Wages,’ Protestors Petition
Mississippi State University employees are petitioning the university for living wages for all who work there.
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Mississippi State University employees are petitioning the university for living wages for all who work there.
Machine gun converters are banned, the PERS board’s powers could be limited, and trans people will likely soon have their bathroom use regulated.
Mississippi can wait to expand Medicaid until former President Donald Trump is reelected, Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann said hours before the bill died on Thursday.
A Medicaid expansion plan that may not expand care to working Mississippians without a federal waiver will get a vote.
Mississippi could protect access to assisted reproductive technology, including in-vitro fertilization, under a compromise plan.
The fate of health care for thousands of Mississippians could depend on former President Donald Trump winning November’s presidential election despite dozens of felony charges under a Medicaid expansion compromise proposal that state senators offered on Friday morning.
Mississippi doctors and health officials are working to combat the state’s high rate of amputations and peripheral artery disease.
The Secret Service could stop protecting former presidents sentenced to a year or more in prison under a bill Rep. Bennie Thompson introduced.
High school students will now be able to fulfill foreign language requirements with sign language classes under a new law.
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