Mississippi hits BlackRock with cease and desist, threatens massive fine over ESG policies
The state of Mississippi is threatening to hit major financial asset manager BlackRock with a massive fine as part of a cease and desist order targeting the firm's ESG practices.
Mississippi, Kansas, other top states where you can comfortably save money
Mississippi, Kentucky, Kansas and other states require less than $50,000 annually to make a living wage. States like Hawaii and New York require over $100,000.
Farmers face struggle through continued Mississippi River drought, Core continues to dredge
The Mississippi River has once again reached all time lows resulting from drought. This continued cycle is inhibiting ships transiting through from transporting critical goods.
Mississippi family claims funeral home put wrong person in their loved one's casket
The family of Mary Jean Robinson says a Jackson, Mississippi, funeral home made a grave mix-up, placing another dead woman in their loved one's casket wearing her clothes and jewelry.
Mississippi residents 'just dealing with' limited food access: ‘We need more grocery stores’
In several rural and low-income communities across the U.S., grocers are permanently closing, making access to healthy foods more difficult.
Mississippi bill restricting electric car dealerships could close state's only Tesla store
Mississippi's governor could sign a bill into law restricting electric car manufacturers from opening dealerships unless they comply with laws required of traditional automakers.
Mississippi former tax preparer sentenced for making false statements on tax return
A Mississippi woman was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for making false statements on her tax return. She was ordered to pay $231,636 in restitution.
Barges grounded in Mississippi River as water levels approach record lows
Agriculture experts were concerned after at least eight barges were grounded in mud and sand in the Mississippi River last week as water levels sank amid a drought.
Five IRS employees stole COVID relief funds to buy Gucci, trips to Las Vegas, Justice Department says
Five IRS workers have been charged with obtaining COVID-19 relief funds through false applications and spending the money on luxury goods.
Mississippi welfare agency’s ex-director pleads guilty to fraud
A former executive of Mississippi's welfare agency has pleaded guilty to state and federal charges of misspending millions in funds from programs meant for the needy.
Airbnb removed Mississippi 'slave cabin' listing after viral TikTok
Airbnb apologized on Monday for a Mississippi property that had housed slaves. A viral TikTok video called out the company for the "1830s slave cabin."
2 North Carolina manufacturing plants closing for Mississippi-based furniture maker
271 North Carolina residents will be put out of work as Mississippi-based furniture maker is closing their two manufacturing plants in NC.
Biloxi, Mississippi, real estate: What you can get for $1.35M
Property in and near Biloxi shows off the area's love of fishing and other water-based activities.
BP oil spill fund: $103M to projects in 3 Gulf states
Alabama, Florida and Mississippi are receiving more than $103 million in BP oil spill settlement money for new and continued coastal projects.
Biloxi, Mississippi real estate: What you can get for $900K
Biloxi, Mississippi, sits on the Mississippi Sound and offers beautiful views of the Gulf.
Mississippi governor on 'challenging' Ida recovery
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves explained the issues his state is facing in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, stressing that it has been a “a challenging time.”
White House monitoring for fuel shortages after Ida, open to invoking Jones Act
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Monday that the Biden administration is monitoring potential fuel shortages in the states most impacted by Hurricane Ida, saying it was open to issuing a Jones Act waiver that would lift certain fuel restrictions.
Gas shortages wind down as Colonial Pipeline restarts: State-by-state breakdown
Fuel shortages that have slammed the East Coast are starting to wind down as the Colonial Pipeline has restarted service following a cyberattack last week by Russian ransomware group DarkSide.