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Reporting What Matters

RHCJC

Reporting What Matters

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Mississippi railroad crossings pose danger to drivers, spark call for action

Railroad crossings across southeast Mississippi are becoming increasingly dangerous for drivers. Steep approaches — created by ongoing rail maintenance — are blamed for causing vehicles to stall on tracks, sometimes leading to deadly collisions. 

Imported vs. Domestic: The fight to protect Gulf seafood

Justin Glowacki January 27, 2025
Imported seafood dominates the U.S. market, accounting for 64% - 94% of all seafood consumed in the country, according to varying sources. While imports provide affordability and year-round availability, industry representatives argue it comes at a steep cost to domestic fisheries.
Ryan Bradley

Mississippi fishermen feel forgotten as Oyster Task Force loses influence

Justin Glowacki January 20, 2025
For years, Mississippi’s oyster industry has faced a cascade of challenges—from declining harvests and environmental degradation to rising operational costs and economic uncertainty.

Oyster season is back, but for how long?

Justin Glowacki and Gerome Webster January 13, 2025
2024 marked the return of oyster season on the Mississippi Gulf Coast for the first time in six years. For now, the Mississippi Sound is starting to rebound, and local oystermen are savoring the success of the 2024 season. But, as Parkinson and others know, the future remains uncertain.

Mississippi moves to lease historically public oyster reefs

Justin Glowacki and Evan Baronich January 13, 2025
Mississippi’s plan to lease 80% of its historically public oyster reefs to private leaseholders has sparked debate between fishermen and policymakers.

Harrison County

Samuel Hughes January 13, 2025

Long Beach Long Beach Mayor George Bass said that, while the city is still recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, it is also looking toward future growth. “We’ve had a growth in small...

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