The interim manager appointed by the U.S. Department of Justice to reform the troubled water system in Mississippi’s capital ...

Jackson’s federally appointed water operator says a bill moving through the Mississippi Legislature that would transfer the ...

The interim manager appointed by the U.S. Department of Justice to reform the troubled water system in Mississippi’s capital city released a new financial plan Friday to change the way Jackson bills ...

Residents of Jackson, Mississippi, have been unable to access clean, safe water for weeks, which has led to the Justice Department suing the city and appointing a third party to oversee reforms to ...

The U.S. Justice Department in November reached an agreement with Mississippi and the city of Jackson to appoint an interim third-party manager to stabilize the city’s drinking water supply.

Interim Third-Party Manager Ted Henifin revealed his plan to shore up Jackson’s water finances over the next five years, ...

Third-party administrator Ted Henifin provides an overview of the fiscal plan that will govern water operations for the city ...

After the near collapse of Jackson's water system last summer, the federal government took notice. Last month, the Department of Justice stepped in to broker a deal between the the city of Jackson ...

Among key demands has been keeping the water system public and in the City of Jackson’s control. For the next year, the U.S. The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Environmental Protection ...

The U.S. Department of Justice in November appointed a third-party manager of the city's water system, "taking action in federal court to address long-standing failures in the city of Jackson's ...