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Tupelo leaders push for Medicaid expansion
SUMMARY: Medicaid expansion is still being discussed as the 2024 legislative session nears its end. Business leaders are supporting the expansion to cover those living at 138% of the federal poverty level, or about $20,000 a year. Former Tupelo mayor Jack Reed Jr urged House and Senate negotiators to take advantage of federal matching dollars. The bipartisan legislation is seen as financially smart and morally right. The Medicaid expansion conference committee met for the first time, with hopes of reaching a resolution. It is crucial to provide healthcare coverage to those in need without delay.
Some of Mississippi's business leaders are adding their support to getting Medicaid legislation across the finish line.
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The Lee County Coroner has confirmed a Mooreville man was found dead along a Lee County highway Friday afternoon.
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