Mississippi Keeping Kids Safe Online Act

Mississippi Governor signed HB1224, the Mississippi Keeping Kids Safe Online Act, establishing new requirements for interactive computer service providers regarding services offered to minors. The Act also mandates the Mississippi Department of Education to create an internet safety curriculum and publish safety resources. The bill passed with strong legislative support (House 102-1, Senate 51-0 final votes).

Mississippi Local Improvements Funding Revisions

The Mississippi State Legislature enacted HB1653 on April 6, 2026, amending multiple sections of Mississippi Code and session laws to revise the purposes of projects funded through the Local Improvements Projects Fund and IHL Capital Improvements Fund. The bill passed unanimously in both chambers with no dissenting votes.

Mississippi SB2114 - Criminalizes Illegal Entry and Immigration Enforcement

Mississippi Governor signed SB2114 into law, creating felony offenses for illegal entry and requiring state and local law enforcement agencies to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. The bill mandates the Department of Public Safety execute a Memorandum of Agreement with ICE to participate in the 287(g) immigration program and authorizes courts to order deportation of convicted illegal aliens.

Limits Vessel Stop Enforcement Without Probable Cause

Mississippi Governor signed SB2263 into law on April 6, 2026, amending Sections 59-21-127 and 59-23-5 of the Mississippi Code to prohibit enforcement officers from the Department of Marine Resources from performing vessel stops or boarding vessels without probable cause. The law also bans vessel stops conducted solely for safety or marine sanitation equipment inspections. The bill passed the Senate 51-1 and the House 119-0 with amendments.

Foreign Third-Party Litigation Funder Disclosure Requirements

Mississippi enacted SB2747 on April 6, 2026, requiring foreign third-party litigation funders to disclose specified information to the state Attorney General. The disclosure must be submitted in writing within 30 days of executing a litigation funding agreement. This new law establishes reporting obligations for non-domestic entities providing litigation financing in Mississippi.

Data Center Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Agreement Authorization

Mississippi Governor signed SB3410 on April 6, 2026, authorizing the City of Brandon and West Rankin Utility Authority to enter agreements with data center developers or operators for water and wastewater infrastructure. The bill permits agreements up to 30 years with renewal options, allows developer reimbursement of infrastructure costs on a progress payment basis, and authorizes reclaimed water delivery for cooling purposes.

Mississippi Disaster Aid Fund Transfers

Mississippi Governor signed SB2898, transferring $20 million from the Capital Expense Fund to the Disaster Assistance Trust Fund and $125 million to the 2026 Local Governments Disaster Recovery Emergency Loan Fund. The bill passed the Senate 52-0 and House 121-0 with bipartisan sponsorship from 52 senators.

Kinetic Group Inc - Late 10-Q Amendment Filing Notice

Kinetic Group Inc (KNIT) filed Form 12b-25/A Notification of Late Filing with the SEC, notifying the agency that it cannot file its Form 10-Q for the period ended June 30, 2025 by the prescribed deadline. The company states its auditors require additional time to complete their review and expects to finalize the filing by June 2026.

Late Filing Notification for Kinetic Group Inc Q4 2024 10-Q

Kinetic Group Inc (KNIT) filed Form 12b-25/A with the SEC notifying of its inability to timely file its Q4 2024 Form 10-Q for the period ending December 31, 2024. The company and its auditors require additional time to review and finalize the report, with filing expected by end of June 2026. Multiple other periodic reports are also noted as not filed.

NT 10-Q/A Late Filing Notification for Kinetic Group Inc

SEC received Form 12b-25/A from Kinetic Group Inc (KNIT), a Florida-based registrant (SEC File 333-216047), notifying of inability to timely file its Form 10-Q for the period ended March 31, 2025. The registrant cites ongoing auditor review requiring additional detailed information as the reason. The company anticipates filing by end of June 2026 and has also missed multiple other periodic reports including 10-Qs for December 2024, June 2025, December 2025, and the 10-K for September 2025.