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Senate Report: Progress on Relief Funding, Workforce and Public Safety
By SEN. TYLER MCCAUGHN
Fri,02/20/26-2:00PM , 291 Reads
During the sixth week of the 2026 Legislative Session, the Mississippi Senate advanced a wide range of legislation focused on disaster relief, government efficiency, public safety, retirement reform, and transparency in government.
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MS State Legislature Week Four
By SEN. TYLER MCCAUGHN
Fri,02/06/26-12:00PM , 424 Reads
The fourth week of the 2026 Regular Session has concluded. Committee work and floor action on a range of health care and insurance-related legislation were a major focus this week, with more than 15 House committees meeting to consider bills. February 3 is the deadline for committees to report general bills and constitutional amendments.
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Brother Justin Chaney, pastor of Cedar Grove Baptist Church in Lena, delivered an opening prayer to the Mississippi Senate on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, at the invitation of Senator Tyler McCaughn, who led the Pledge of Allegiance before Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann guided lawmakers through the day’s agenda.

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State Legislature: Mississippi Senate Advances Key Legislation in Second Week of 2026 Session
By SEN. TYLER MCCAUGHN
Thu,01/22/26-5:00PM , 566 Reads
JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi State Senate made significant progress on several priority issues during the second week of the 2026 Legislative Session, advancing legislation focused on supporting service members, strengthening tourism, and investing in the state’s transportation infrastructure
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Mississippi Senate Passes Bills on Insurance, Food Labeling, Crime, and Attorneys
By SEN. TYLER MCCAUGHN
Thu,03/13/25-1:00PM , 2,047 Reads
In the ninth week of the 2025 Mississippi Legislative Session, the Senate passed House Bill 1611, that would require insurance companies to provide a 45-day notice to the insured before making a change in coverage or a cancellation, to provide sufficient time for a consumer to secure a new policy.
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