Jackson Water Crisis: Disaster Loan Office Open Until Oct. 7, Others Until June 2023
U.S. Small Business Administration extends Jackson loan assistance office’s Closure until Oct. 7, 2022.
The Founding Fathers Wanted A Just Democracy: Voter Suppression Must End
Duvalier Malone believes democracy is at stake due to voter-suppression efforts and suggests that the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act should pass to rightly protect the voting rights of U.S. citizens.
After Gov. Reeves Criticizes New Solar Rules, Energy Regulators Stand Firm
After several of Mississippi’s top officials, including Gov. Tate Reeves, criticized a new program designed to incentivize the growth of solar energy in schools and residential areas, the Mississippi Public Service Commission met today to reaffirm its support for the policy. Critics claim it will raise energy costs for customers statewide.
