'Lifesaving Legislation' Signed by Governor Bryant Today
Gov. Bryant signs into law a bill that would require certain convicted drunk drivers to use ignition interlocks on vehicles.
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Gov. Bryant signs into law a bill that would require certain convicted drunk drivers to use ignition interlocks on vehicles.
Mississippi landowners can apply for financial assistance for Longleaf Pine stand creation or restoration.
Gov. Phil Bryant has signed a bill to ban abortion at the midpoint of a full-term pregnancy.
Ole Miss Chancellor Dan Jones marked Earth Day by signing a pledge to make Ole Miss climate friendly.
4-County began providing power to just over a 1,000 rural customers in Clay, Lowndes, Oktibbeha, and Noxubee counties in July of 1939.
Second wave of bond installment hits the state's eight public universities.
More state troopers, more prosecutors and a tool to track violent offenders were signed into law today.
Gov. Phil Bryant and SpaceX officials cut the ribbon today on the company’s rocket engine testing program at NASA’s Stennis Space Center in Hancock County.
Gov. Phil Bryant today signed a package of three law enforcement measures into law.
A narrow majority of Alabama legislators have accepted an automatic pay increase that they were eligible to receive this spring.
United States Postal Service carriers will be accepting food donations as they deliver mail.
New funding is provided to help the Miss. Dept. of Education improve teaching efforts.
Gov. Bryant penned approval of House Bill 1231.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant has signed a bill to legalize a marijuana extract to be used as medicine under tightly controlled circumstances.
Soybeans have been an important commodity in Mississippi for more than 50 years.
The Film Festival begins Thursday at noon. There will be competition for high school filmmakers on Saturday.
Gov. Phil Bryant today signed into law a package of three bills to protect Mississippi’s right-to-work status.
The Synergy Showchoir's singers, dancers and musicians will be going to Chicago for the national competition later this month.
Attorney General Jim Hood is stepping up efforts to prevent teens and young adults from illegally posting on-line, especially social networking sites such as Facebook or Twitter.
A Pontotoc furniture company closes its doors, leaving 63 people without jobs.
Hall of Famer won Women's Open there in 1999.
The duo are selling a limited edition Tupelo Police Department T-shirt for $20 with every dime going to the officer families.
Anyone who wishes to drop off donations can do so at the Salvation Army office located at 2219 Main Street in Columbus.
More than 65,000 attended this year's Amory Railroad Festival which is celebrating its 36th year, making it the oldest festival in North Mississippi.