SUMMARY: Jackson, Mississippi, will receive over $33 million in federal funding from the EPA to enhance its water infrastructure, part of a broader $3.6 billion allocation through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Designed to improve wastewater management and drinking water safety, the funds will support low-interest state loans. Following a severe water crisis that left many residents without clean water, the city is overseen by interim manager Ted Henifin until 2027. Political tensions persist, as state leaders push for control over water operations. Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba has proposed creating management boards to oversee the water system, while community feedback is encouraged until October 31.

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SUMMARY: In late September, the Mississippi State soccer team achieved its highest national ranking at No. 9, climbing to No. 3 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Poll with a 10-game winning streak. Head coach James Armstrong praised his team’s character and leadership as they prepare for the upcoming SEC Tournament. The Bulldogs’ defense, anchored by goalkeeper Maddy Anderson, leads the SEC in goals-against average, while the offense features 13 players scoring, led by junior Ally Perry. With national championship aspirations, Armstrong emphasizes the importance of staying focused and maintaining their performance as they approach the postseason.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (MDMR) will reopen applications for the 2019 Bonnet Carré Spillway Fisheries Disaster Recovery Program on October 28 at 8 a.m. This financial assistance is available solely for new applicants, excluding those who previously received funds. Eligible participants must be Mississippi residents, hold valid commercial fishing or dealer licenses from 2019, and have documented landings in the five years prior (2014-2018). Applications close on November 26 at 11:59 p.m. Necessary information includes contact details, license numbers, and a W-9 form. The spillway’s openings in 2019 significantly harmed marine life, prompting this aid.

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