Alex Rozier

DeSoto County areas that have relied on Memphis to treat its wastewater for 50 years have eight yearsto to build sewer treatment facilities.

Jackson advocacy groups wanting to insert local voices in fixing the city’s water system filed a motion to intervene in the federal lawsuit.

Federal Judge Henry Wingate gave Jackson third-party water administrator Ted Henifin oversight of the city’s sewer system.

Ocean Springs federal lawsuit seeks to stop urban renewal plan and change state law.

Ocean Springs mayor’s growth plan has drawn a wave of dissent from residents whose property has been targeted for possible acquisition.

Army Corps of Engineers delays the release of a new Jackson-area flood control study because because of lack of funds.

JXN Water’s proposed new tiered billing system would raise rates for most in the city and reduce bills for low-income residents.

Jackson resident Amit Patel has started a text service to better inform water customers when they are under a boil water notice.

Plenty of developments from the past year in Jackson’s, water system -- a face of the country’s environmental justice agenda.

Mississippi went from having over 300,000 farmers in the 1930s just around 55,000 in 2017. How the “middle class” of farmers has been lost.

JXN Water says “false positive” E.coli test likely lead to boil water notice.

About 12,000 customers, largely in west and south Jackson, are seeing low to no water pressure after this week’s winter freeze.

Mississippi must develop a plan to curb greenhouse gas emissions and avoid the irreversible effects of global warming.

Mississsippi with fewer EV charging stations than any other state plans to use $50 million in federal funds to add about 30 new stations.

Mississippi State University made strides earlier this month towards its goal of being carbon neutral by 2042.

Coast meeting that focused on Bonnet Carre Spillway was first of many looking at managing the Lower Mississippi River

State and feds impede JXN Water plans to give lower rates for low-income customers on SNAP over privacy concerns.

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Federal judge clears the way for JXN Water to get SNAP data for Jackson water customers and pass on discounts.

Hy Stor Energy will store its hydrogen in different salt domes around the state to feed a burgeoning renewable power source called “green hydrogen.”