Gov. Tate Reeves cost taxpayers at least $31,000 in questionable state airplane trips
Gov. Tate Reeves, in his first term as governor, has liberally used the plane for trips that appear inherently political, according to a Mississippi Today review of flight records.
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On this day in 1955, Moses Wright took the witness stand and identified the men who killed his great-nephew, Emmett Till.
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Republican Gov. Tate Reeves’ campaign says they are working on plans to debate Democratic challenger Brandon Presley.
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Mississippi’s infant mortality rate reaches five-year high
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Federal court clears Mississippi chief justice to appoint temporary judges in Hinds County
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National Democrats promote five legislative races in Mississippi
A national Democratic Party-affiliated group says it will boost five Democratic candidates running for legislative seats this fall.
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A powerful Mississippi Republican Party leader appears to have had enough of Gov. Tate Reeves’ resistance to Medicaid expansion. Is the governor about to get left behind by his own party?
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