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Mississippi lawmakers seek public input on possible redistricting (opens the original)
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The Mississippi Standing Joint Legislative Committee on Reapportionment and Redistricting is holding eight public hearings across the state through Oct. 1 to gather comments about possible changes to district boundaries. The hearings follow the U.S. Supreme Court's April decision in Louisiana v. Callais, which struck down a Louisiana congressional map that created an additional majority-Black district. The court found that Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act did not require Louisiana to create th
RHCJC: Mississippi lawmakers seek public input on possible redistricting (opens the original)
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The Mississippi Standing Joint Legislative Committee on Reapportionment and Redistricting is holding eight public hearings across the state through Oct. 1 to gather comments about possible changes to district boundaries. The hearings follow the U.S. Supreme Court's April decision in Louisiana v. Callais, which struck down a Louisiana congressional map that created an additional majority-Black district. The court found that Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act did not require Louisiana to create th
Advocates call for further reform to Mississippi tenant laws (opens the original)
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JACKSON, Miss. (WTOK) - Housing advocates are pushing for stronger protections for Mississippi renters, arguing state law leaves tenants with limited options when problems with their housing go unresolved. Tenants generally cannot withhold rent over needed repairs, and state law limits when they can make repairs themselves and recover the costs. For renters who cannot afford to move, advocates say those restrictions can leave few immediate options. Lily Coleman faced that dilemma when she and ot
Advocates call for further reform to Mississippi tenant laws (opens the original)
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Tenants generally cannot withhold rent over needed repairs, and state law limits when they can make repairs themselves and recover the costs. For renters who cannot afford to move, advocates say those restrictions can leave few immediate options. Lily Coleman faced that dilemma when she and other residents at Addison Place Apartments in Jackson went more than a month without running water. Coleman, who has lived at the complex since 2018, said she continued paying rent because she did not want t
Lawmakers to debate lithium mining in 2027 session (opens the original)
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The Mississippi Development Authority published a report in May arguing Mississippi has the potential to engage in large-scale lithium production, but lawmakers have yet to decide taxes, incentives and environmental regulations for the companies that could develop the industry. The state sits atop the Smackover Formation, a large swath of porous rock that contains mineral-rich solutions known as brines. Companies would pump mineral-rich brine from underground, remove the lithium using a process
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