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Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba, left, listens as Ted Henifin speaks during a press conference at City Hall in Jackson, Miss., Monday, December 5, 2022. Henifin was appointed as Jackson's water system's third-party administrator. Credit: Eric Shelton/Mississippi Today

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Jackson lawmakers ‘shocked’ after Henifin backs bill depleting local power
By ALEX ROZIER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,03/04/24-9:01PM , 364 Reads 6,379 Statewide
Just over a year into his uniquely powerful role reviving Jackson’s water infrastructure, third-party manager Ted Henifin is supporting an effort to leave the city without any future control of its water and sewer assets.
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Col. Cullen Jones, commander and district engineer of the New Orleans District, gives an introduction during the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' input meeting for its Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Management Study at the Hancock County Library in Bay St. Louis, Miss., on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024. Credit: Eric J. Shelton/Mississippi Today

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Army Corps embarks on Lower Mississippi River ‘Mega Study,’ wants public input
By ALEX ROZIER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,02/29/24-12:11AM , 126 Reads 5,705 Statewide
Mississippi Gulf Coast residents gathered at the Hancock County Library in Bay Saint Louis on Tuesday ready to voice their opposition over the use of the Bonnet Carré Spillway, which in recent years has plagued the Coast fisheries and the area’s overall economy.
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Remnants of a residence located at 185 Bristol Blvd., destroyed by a gas leak this past January in South Jackson, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Jackson gas explosions lead to federal probe, Rep. Thompson looking for answers
By ALEX ROZIER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,02/22/24-6:05PM , 125 Reads 5,594 Statewide
The National Transportation Safety Board opened an investigation last week into two natural gas-fueled explosions in Jackson that happened last month, one of which killed an older woman.
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With new solar panels, Mississippi State is taking strides towards carbon neutral goal
By ALEX ROZIER - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Wed,02/21/24-2:41AM , 300 Reads 6,480 Statewide
Mississippi State University, home to the largest undergraduate student body in the state, made strides earlier this month towards its goal of being carbon neutral by 2042.
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