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Governor Bryant announced over $54 million of restore projects for Mississippi in his address to the Gulf Coast Restoration Ecosystem Council.
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Governor Bryant announced over $54 million of restore projects for Mississippi in his address to the Gulf Coast Restoration Ecosystem Council.
If you’re a supporter of changing the state flag, opportunities for your voice to be heard are just around the corner.
Gov. Phil Bryant joins more than a dozen other governors in not allowing Syrian refugees to enter the state.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is asking residents to prepare for severe storms that are possible for Mississippi Tuesday into Wednesday.
Two separate bomb threats were made at D’iberville and St. Martin high schools yesterday.
Since 2001, the NCAA has banned post-season college sports games in states that fly the Confederate flag on their capitol grounds.
A Mississippi State freshman football player was killed in a car crash earlier tonight.
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has been elected to a second term as the state’s top politician.
There are three candidates on the ballot for governor.
Mississippi’s fourth grade reading and math scores improve on the latest nation’s report card
Today, News 25 spoke to Governor Phil Bryant for his response to the students’ decision.
The Institute for Disability Studies at the University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park Campus has partnered with Special Olympics Mississippi to host the Area Three Games in August.
A water advisory puts a damper on the day for Janet Hong, who was hoping to dip her feet in the water.
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission believes this plan will help in modernizing a current plan.
Governor Phil Bryant is speaking out about the decision from a Hinds County Judge requiring the state to change the wording of Initiative 43, a highly debated education funding ballot initiative.
A loud noise, smoke and discovering his house was on fire. That was how Joe Gayden’s morning started.