Port has fewer maritime jobs after expansion; agency says OK

A Mississippi Gulf Coast port has fewer maritime jobs now than it did before a $570 million restoration and expansion project funded by a federal grant. But the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development says the state is complying with job-creation requirements. The Sun Herald reports Republican Gov. Phil Bryant is calling the project a ...

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Port has fewer maritime jobs after expansion; agency says OK

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