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The Pearl River is seen Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018, near Mayes Lake Campground in Jackson. Credit: Eric J. Shelton, Mississippi Today/ Report for America

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Wingate hears Jackson sewer dispute, plans visit to apartment complex
By Alex Rozier - Mississippi Today
Fri,08/08/25-4:54PM , 512 Reads 5,770 Statewide
Jackson’s sewer contractor fought to keep its place and a federal judge took new steps to address a neglectful apartment complex owner in the latest court hearings over the city’s water and wastewater utilities.
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How Mississippians can intervene in natural gas pipeline proposal
By Alex Rozier - Mississippi Today
Tue,08/05/25-11:52AM , 246 Reads 5,135 Statewide
The pipeline would stretch nearly the full width of the state.

Mississippians have until Tuesday to intervene in a proposal for a natural gas pipeline that would span nearly the full width of the state.
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John Breland of Ridgeland offers his solution to Army Corps of Engineers representatives during a community meeting held at St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Thursday, July 31, 2025, in Jackson. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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‘On and on’: Jackson again gives its two cents on Pearl River flood study
By Alex Rozier - Mississippi Today
Tue,08/05/25-11:40AM , 209 Reads 5,927 Statewide
Mayor John Horhn gave his support to one proposal, while other locals called out the study for being too narrow.
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Water systems third-party administrator Ted Henifin, answers questions from concerned residents regarding the current state of the city's water system during a town hall meeting held at Forest Hill High School, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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JXN Water says Henifin not serious about resignation, just frustrated by Wingate
By Alex Rozier - Mississippi Today
Thu,07/31/25-3:24PM , 272 Reads 3,814 Statewide
Jackson’s third-party water manager threatened to step down after a federal judge continued to delay a decision over a rate increase.
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