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Public gets a say on new I-55 bridge plan
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The public can make its voice heard on the new Interstate 55 bridge over the Mississippi River, replacing ...
Gov,. Reeves highlights more than $100M for economic development. See where it is going
Tate Reeves announced Wednesday more than $110 million toward economic development upgrades to make sites more shovel ready ...
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Mississippi invests more than $110 million toward economic development
East Bank Port Rail Extension – Lowndes County – $500,000 to extend current rail by 6,700 linear ... $6,600,000 to support ...
Colorado River basins could face tipping point, drought study warns
Water from Colorado's West Slope basins plays a vital role in supporting the economy and natural environment across seven ...
Gov. Reeves announces $110 million in grants. Here’s a list of South Mississippi projects
Gov. Tate Reeves announced the grants for GOMESA, Restore Act and other money and said his priority is to “spend money now ...
MS revenues continue to climb above expectations. See how much has been collected this year
Mississippi revenue growth continued to exceed fiscal-year-to-date predictions for the current fiscal year by the end of ...
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M/V ACBL Mariner: Mightiest Mississippi River towboat yet
Christened at a ceremony held in New Orleans yesterday, American Commercial Barge Line’s latest vessel, M/V ACBL Mariner is ...
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As solar energy expands in the Delta, agrivoltaic projects hope to shine
Herds of sheep, wrangled by Turkish sheepdogs, and rows of wide solar panels take up the same land that used to be covered in ...
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On the Wisconsin-Iowa border, the Mississippi River is eroding sacred Indigenous mounds
The Effigy Mounds are one of the densest collections still existing in North America, but the Mississippi River is eating ...
Current River to crest Thurs. at 21 ft. in Doniphan; schools closed
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Current River is projected to crest at 21 feet at 6 a.m. on Thursday, November 7.