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As Mississippians kept an eye on Tropical Storm Bertha's progress along the coast, we were often relying on insights from the Hurricane Hunters. This small fleet of aircraft collects weather data for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Hurricane Hunter pilots and their custom planes fly sky-high meteorological stations directly into the eye of oncoming storms…
As Mississippians kept an eye on Tropical Storm Bertha’s progress along the coast, we were often relying on insights from the Hurricane Hunters. This small fleet of aircraft collects weather
Congress advances bills to upgrade Hurricane Hunter aircraft and support Mississippi water projects, from flood control and wastewater upgrades to deepening the Port of Gulfport.
Ukrainian troops trained in Mississippi highlight how U.S. alliances, European support, and a sanctions push in Congress — shaped by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham — im to counter Putin.
A look around Mississippi proves that there are many pathways to achieving the American Dream. Some people devote years to college and even graduate school.
A look around Mississippi proves that there are many pathways to achieving the American Dream. Some people devote years to college and even graduate school. They go on to serve
For all Mississippi's progress in job creation, infrastructure improvements, and student achievement, we have a lot of work to do to reverse negative trends in maternal healthcare.
For all Mississippi's progress in job creation, infrastructure improvements, and student achievement, we have a lot of work to do to reverse negative trends in maternal healthcare. In recent years, Mississippi has had among the highest maternal mortality rates in the country. Half of our counties are considered maternity care deserts, or areas that lack hospitals, birth centers, or access to obstetric physicians. Too many moms lack adequate prenatal care. Nearly a quarter visited a doctor for the first time in their second or third trimester or did not see one at all.
For all Mississippi’s progress in job creation, infrastructure improvements, and student achievement, we have a lot of work to do to reverse negative trends in maternal healthcare. In recent years,
Sen. Roger Wicker highlights Mississippi community colleges, apprenticeships and expanded Pell Grants as pathways to workforce training and careers.
