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Wingate signs off on Jackson sewer going to third-party control

Wingate signs off on Jackson sewer going to third-party control

by Mississippi Monitor | Aug 4, 2023 | Capital/River

by Alex Rozier, Mississippi Today July 31, 2023 At the U.S. District Court in downtown Jackson Monday, Judge Henry Wingate approved putting even more of the city’s aging and broken infrastructure under the control of a third-party manager. Ted Henifin, who is...
Gulf Coast school district adopts dress code targeting trans kids

Gulf Coast school district adopts dress code targeting trans kids

by Mississippi Monitor | Aug 4, 2023 | Coastal

by Julia James, Mississippi Today August 2, 2023 The Harrison County School Board approved a change to its dress code policies last month that requires students to dress according to the gender they were assigned at birth, the Sun Herald first reported. Multiple...
Inability to pay a $100,000 bail kept a Mississippi man in jail for three years. After taking a plea deal, a mother worries her son won’t survive in prison

Inability to pay a $100,000 bail kept a Mississippi man in jail for three years. After taking a plea deal, a mother worries her son won’t survive in prison

by Mississippi Monitor | Aug 4, 2023 | Hills

by Mina Corpuz, Mississippi Today August 2, 2023 Pamela Grimsley was in a race against time to help her only child, Nathan Cox, get out of jail. It was a year ago that the west Tennessee resident learned from a family member that he was detained at the Alcorn County...
MISSISSIPPI’S FIRST STEM CHARTER SCHOOL OPENS FOR INAUGURAL SCHOOL YEAR

MISSISSIPPI’S FIRST STEM CHARTER SCHOOL OPENS FOR INAUGURAL SCHOOL YEAR

by Mississippi Monitor | Aug 4, 2023 | Capital/River

The inaugural school year for the SR1 College Preparatory and STEM Academy began on Thursday, August 3rd in Canton. The 2023-2024 school year opens with kindergarten and first grades. Provost Kristen Williams serves as the instructional and operational leader of the...
Apelah Seeks Mississippi Foster Families for Special Needs Children

Apelah Seeks Mississippi Foster Families for Special Needs Children

by Mississippi Monitor | Aug 3, 2023 | Capital/River

  Apelah, a Mississippi-based non-profit provider of specialized foster care and in-home care services, is seeking individuals and families throughout Mississippi who will open their homes to help care for the growing number of children in need of foster care.   More...
Lauren Smith, candidate who voted outside precinct, asked to testify in separate election violation case

Lauren Smith, candidate who voted outside precinct, asked to testify in separate election violation case

by Mississippi Monitor | Aug 3, 2023 | Hills

by Taylor Vance, Mississippi Today August 2, 2023 A Tupelo defense attorney recently subpoenaed Lauren Smith, a candidate running for the state Legislature, to testify in a criminal case involving a Democratic member of the Tupelo City Council for allegedly violating...
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