Anna Wolf

investigative reporter for Mississippi Today

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Mississippi sued Brett Favre this year for allegedly misspending state welfare funds on sports stadiums.

How did anti-poverty money go to Brett Favre’s pet projects?

Mississippi sued Brett Favre this year for allegedly misspending state welfare funds on sports stadiums.

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