Could 'lost revenue' be used in prison fix? Special session update; How would COVID-19 affect a special? ‘Legislative blackout’ on campaign fundraising shrinks to 2 weeks; What Congressional Democrats' $3.5T budget package could mean for Alabama Medicaid; The List: Who's Running, Who's Not; Who will be House Education Budget Chair? This Matrix lawsuit is a doozy; Big Bud's news; Potpourri
Harris stresses vaccinations, recommends masks again; Some shot incentives offered; Selma police officer fatally shot in 'ambush'; Infrastructure talks leave Biden's entire agenda at risk; Inside Alabama Politics
Alabama COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to surge; Senators, White House in talks to finish infrastructure bill; Fed talks a pullback in economic aid with inflation up; First Jan. 6 hearing today; Tokyo: With Simone Biles sidelined, US settles for Silver
How has recent heavy rainfall impacted Alabama farmers? Alabama prison officer convicted in inmate abuse case; Senators race to seal infrastructure deal; SEC takeover: Expansion would just mean more power, wealth; Huntsville native Nicholas Dunlap wins US Junior Amateur
Update: Who's running and who's not; Shelby, Brooks and irrationality; Infrastructure fails first procedural vote; Pelosi bars Trump allies from Jan. 6 probe; GOP vows boycott; SEC Media Days
Alabama sees COVID-19 uptick; Tuberville, Fauci discuss crediting Trump to encourage vaccines; Rusty Glover enters State Auditor race; Infrastructure bill in doubt; GOP threatens filibuster; SEC Media Days: Alabama, Georgia score in transfer portal
U.S. Sen Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., on Tuesday discussed Alabama's low vaccination rate with Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical advisor to President Joe Biden, and posited that publicly giving more credit to President Donald Trump for the rapid development of the vaccine would encourage more skeptics to take it.
Dunn won't run for reelection; candidates line up; Pre-filed bill would require pregnant worker accommodations; State advises against eating fish from some waterways; GOP will block Biden 'spending spree' for now; SEC Media Days: Sankey joins call for change in college athletics oversight
Who's running and who's not? State asks feds if relief funds can be used for prisons; Key week for infrastructure on Capitol Hill; Amid pandemic uptick, surgeon general worried; House Republicans post record fundraising ahead of 2022 race
Poole has chaired the House Ways and Means Education Committee for the past six years, overseeing an education budget of more than $7 billion each year. Earlier this month, he announced he would run for Speaker of the House before quickly withdrawing from the race a few days later.
The new number represents a continued decrease from a pandemic-high of 13.2% in April 2020. Prior to business shutdowns caused by the pandemic, the state’s unemployment was in the 2% range.
Congressman Mo Brooks raised $820,744 for his U.S. Senate campaign during the second quarter and spent $421,283 during the same period, according to campaign finance reports published Thursday.
Ivey, advocates push for expanded summer learning programs; Board debates banning race theory; Mackey says it's not being taught; Fort Rucker tightens vaccine, mask policy; Paschal: GOP is 'open to everyone'; Service set for 8 killed in wreck of Alabama girls home van
The state's Public Service Commission on Tuesday approved a proposal from Alabama Power Company to build a massive solar power project to be built in Butler County.
Republican Kenneth Paschal easily defeated Democrat Sheridan Black in a special election for the Alabama House of Representatives in District 73 Tuesday.
