Bill Proposals Upsetting Women Lawmakers
Posted: 2:47 PM Alabama Democrats say GOP agenda is 'anti-women'.
Posted: 2:47 PM Alabama Democrats say GOP agenda is 'anti-women'.
Posted: 2:59 PM Senate approves bill barring higher local pay laws.
Updated: 2:51 PM Film incentives can mean big gains for Mississippi towns.
Updated: 5:41 PM Eight candidates are in the race for mayor of Meridian. And only one ward is uncontested.
Posted: 3:23 PM A bill aimed at making convicted sex offenders wear tracking devices if they fail to register is heading back to the Mississippi Senate.
Posted: 2:14 PM An effort to raise the speed limit on some rural highways in Mississippi got new life Thursday.
Updated: 11:42 AM A measure to make killing a utility worker a capital offense was attached to a Senate bill Thursday.
Updated: 10:57 AM The Alabama Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether the governor gets to sign private school tax credits into law.
Updated: 12:04 PM The Public Service Commission is giving Mississippi Power Co. approval to start collecting a rate to pay for its Kemper County plant, but not as much as the company wanted.
Updated: 2:14 PM Alabama's governor says he will sign tougher abortion clinic regulations if the state Senate approves them.
Updated: 3:46 PM Mississippi's governor has signed into law two bills designed to protect the rights of gun owners.
Updated: 3:33 PM Biden: Selma beatings shaped him, nation.
Updated: 3:23 PM New Alabama move over law would include trash trucks.
Posted: 3:07 PM Universities warn new teacher standards too steep.
Posted: 11:30 AM Community colleges from across Mississippi asked lawmakers to reach a little deeper in their budgeting pockets to ensure funding is where it should be.
Updated: 10:46 AM A man has been charged in the death of a mayoral candidate in the Mississippi Delta.
Posted: 12:04 PM Mississippi lawmakers are trying to resolve differences between House and Senate versions of bills expanding charter schools.
Updated: 12:18 AM Possible federal budget cuts have many officials in the Magnolia state concerned.