A federal judge has denied a request by Governor Phil Bryant to allow the religious accommodations act to take effect during the appeal process. U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves the same judge who blocked the law hours before it would…
Mississippi leaders spoke at the Neshoba County Fair, discussing a wide variety of issues. U.S. Senator Roger Wicker called for Republican unity behind Donald Trump to defeat Hillary Clinton in the presidential election. Governor Phil Bryant took the stage to…
Following the attacks on Nice, Governor Phil Bryant released a statement: “The cowardly act of terror perpetrated on those celebrating Bastille Day is the latest tragic reminder that the free world is under siege. I remain in close contact with…
In a statement released this morning, Governor Phil Bryant responds: “Like I said when I signed House Bill 1523, the law simply provides religious accommodations granted by many other states and federal law. I am disappointed Judge Reeves did not…
Governor Phil Bryant says the “secular, progressive world” vented anger at him for signing a bill that would let clerks cite religious beliefs to recuse themselves from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Governor Bryant spoke in Washington as the…
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant says he’s making another round of budget cuts and will take $10 million out of the state’s rainy day fund. This is the first round of cuts since fiscal year 2016 started last July. The reason…
Belinda Carlisle wrote on her Facebook page this afternoon: "Governor Bryant, I am scheduled to perform in your great state this Saturday, however given the very recent anti-LGBTQ attacks that your administration has leveled against some of your own…
Mississippi’s governor has signed the state’s Religious Freedom Bill into law. Governor Phil Bryant announced today via Twitter that he had signed House Bill 1523. He says he did so to “protect sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictism of”…
Governor Phil Bryant released this statement earlier this morning: “I ask all Mississippians to join Deborah and me in praying for Belgium. We must be ever vigilant here in our own country and state to protect our people. Remember, if…
“We are preparing for the worst while praying for the best.” Those were the words from Governor Phil Bryant in Gulfport today as he addressed emergency response plans for any needs for rescues or evacuations from flooding in South Mississippi.…
“We are preparing for the worst while praying for the best.” Those were the words from Governor Phil Bryant in Gulfport today. Governor Bryant addressed emergency response plans for this slow-moving, developing storm system that’s already proven deadly and caused…
The flags over the U.S Capitol are flying at half-staff to honor the late Nancy Reagan. Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has ordered all state flags be flown at half-staff in honor of the former first lady as well. Mrs. Reagan died…
Gov. Bryant has signed into law a measure to lower the cost of college tuition for military veterans and their eligible spouses and dependents.
Mississippians will soon be done with inspection stickers.
Governor Phil Bryant will be honored with the Distinguished Citizen Award by the Pine Burr Area Council, Boy Scouts of America.
Almost ten years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, Governor Phil Bryant visited Biloxi to announce the Katrina Remembrance Commission.
The bill will provide data from insurance companies on premiums and losses by zip code.
Governor Bryant was the guest speaker for the annual Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce banquet.
If you're one of many who are tired of seeing drivers busy using their cell phones while cruising down the road, that will be changing as early as June.
Jackson by morning and the Coast by night, Mississippi Governor, Phil Bryant, is visiting Ocean Springs Wednesday night.
The United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas has granted Texas’ petition for preliminary injunction against President Barack Obama’s executive action to grant deferred action status to certain illegal immigrants.
Tuesday, the first meeting of the Governor's Oyster Restoration and Resiliency Council took place at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi.
Much destruction was caused from tornadoes which occurred during the deadly outbreak last April, where 14 Mississippians lost their lives.
Gov. Phil Bryant declares Feb. 9th-13th Tornado Preparedness Week in Mississippi.