Category: Aggregated

'Dramatic upswing' in Alabama virus cases, hospitalizations; General Fund revenue dips in June; ETF awaiting income tax payments; Supreme Court blocks curbside voting in Alabama; Bashinsky wins back control of Golden Flake fortune

Job growth surges; Statewide virtual school provider selected; Tuberville's bus catches fire in DeKalb County; Mobile, Tuscaloosa join Alabama cities requiring face masks; Students in Tuscaloosa threw COVID contest parties; 

Virus update; Plan to test college students emerges; Inside Alabama Politics; This Russia business; Supreme Court's abortion ruling raises stakes for election

More cities consider face mask requirements; Conversations begin on police policies, training in Alabama; Yet again, Congress unable to act; Report: China forcing birth control, abortions in 'demographic genocide'

Good afternoon and happy Sunday! Here’s your Daily News for June 28. 1. Ivey weighs extending safer-at-home order Alabama’s “safer at home” order is set to expire Friday, and Gov. Kay Ivey has not yet decided whether to renew it. The order limits social gatherings, requires employees of restaurants and other businesses to wear masks and...

Top doctors plead for change in behavior as state sees record COVID-19 cases; Court: Alabama can't prohibit curbside voting; Yeah, it was a noose; Snapper season ends July 3

State adds 954 COVID-19 cases; Despite historic unemployment, state leaders see 'up-skill' opportunity amid outbreak; Police reform dies; Archives commits to better racial practices;

No charges in Talladega noose incident, NASCAR says rope was a garage pull; Alabama starts cutting unemployment for those refusing work; ACHE report details graduates’ employment, shows workforce needs; Marsh calls for budget hearings; House and Senate tout different policing bills

State cases top 30K; Early Trump supporter didn't vote for Trump early; Senate polls show mixed results;

Second wave? Experts say we're still in the first; We need to talk about Talladega; Buck’s Pocket State Park back open after 4 years; Amid wave of cultural change, Trump tries to stir a 2016-like backlash