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Senate appropriations chair: Income tax cuts have ‘rebound effect’ on economy
SUMMARY: Mississippi is gradually phasing out its income tax, and one lawmaker believes it will have a positive impact on the economy. The state’s personal income tax is expected to be completely eliminated within 12-14 years. Skeptics worry about the impact on the state’s budget, but Senate Appropriations Chairman Briggs Hopson disagrees. He believes that the tax cuts will provide financial relief to taxpayers and stimulate economic growth. Despite a slight setback in August, Mississippi’s revenue for September is expected to exceed projections, indicating that the tax cuts are not causing a negative spiral. Hopson is confident that the tax cuts will benefit the economy by putting more money in the pockets of residents, allowing them to contribute more to local businesses. Some lawmakers may propose legislation to speed up the elimination of the income tax in the upcoming legislative session.
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SUMMARY: As Thanksgiving approaches, Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport (JAN) in Mississippi anticipates its busiest holiday season in years, with peak travel expected from November 26 to December 2. During Thanksgiving 2023, nearly 27,000 passengers flew through JAN. The Jackson Municipal Airport Authority (JMAA) urges travelers to arrive two hours early for parking and security. A new Dunkin’ Donuts has been added to the airport’s dining options, which now includes four other food and drink venues. JMAA CEO Rosa Beckett emphasized their commitment to ensuring a seamless travel experience. Nationwide, 5.84 million travelers are expected to fly during this period.
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SUMMARY: A Pearl police officer has been fired and is accused of stealing money, although no criminal charges have been filed. Chief Nick McLendon reported that the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is looking into the allegations, which surfaced on Monday. The officer was placed on administrative leave while McLendon sought termination approval from the city’s Board of Aldermen, which was granted. McLendon emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in law enforcement, stating that the officer should be presumed innocent until proven guilty while the investigation continues.
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SUMMARY: Voters in central Mississippi will participate in runoff elections on Tuesday for two judicial seats: the state Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals, due to no candidates achieving the required majority in the Nov. 5 general election. Justice Jim Kitchens faces Republican State Senator Jenifer Branning for the Supreme Court, with Branning having led with 42% of the vote. Kitchens seeks a third term and has dissenting views on death row cases. In the Court of Appeals race, Amy St. Pe’ and Jennifer Schloegel are vying for the position. Polls close at 7 p.m. CT, with voter turnout crucial for candidates.
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