Congress
Sewell secured an additional $3.3 million for two community projects in the 7th Congressional District.
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- Elections
Committees approve bills to ensure Biden is on the ballot in November
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- Governor
Gov. Ivey signs bill making Alabama’s anti-human trafficking law toughest in the nation
Southern governors denounce UAW unionization campaign
Gov. Ivey announces Two Rivers Lumber plans $115 million sawmill project
Gov. Ivey awards $5.8 million in grants to weatherize homes of low-income residents
Gov. Kay Ivey marks seven years in office, infrastructure funding
- Legislature
House passes bill to require secret ballot union vote at businesses receiving incentives
Committee expands bill defining sex-based terms, advances it to Senate
House votes to extend prohibition of LGBTQ subjects in classroom through eighth grade
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House to debate “Don’t Say Gay” expansion bill today
- Economy
Addressing a different kind of infrastructure: child care
Alabama Realtors release March 2024 Economic and Real Estate Report
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Partners join team developing new strategic economic growth plan
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- National
Rep. Sewell votes for House National Security Package
Rep. Sewell to host Affordable Connectivity Roundtable
Sens. Katie Britt, Laphonza Butler introduce bill to fund maternal mortality research
Miranda Holloway-Baggett nominated for U.S. Marshal for the Southern District of Alabama
Sewell honors retirement of Tennessee State’s first woman president
- Education
Alabama leads nation in preschool quality, behind in enrollment
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Hoover schools block library app to find, remove “sexual content”
New statewide coalition seeks changes to Alabama’s school funding policy
UA hosts senators, highlights dyslexia program success and teacher impact
- Health
Montgomery psychiatrist named president of Alabama Medical Association
Alabama doctors unveil “Your Care is at Our Core,” emphasizing personal connections
Medical center in Mobile resumes IVF services
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Judges choose two Alabama Performance Excellence winners
- Opinion
Opinion | Gavin Newsom’s great big mirror
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federal funding stories
National
Funding comes from U.S. Department of Transportation's Neighborhood Access and Equity grant program.
Congress
Sewell will deliver a total of $9.2 million in federal funding that she helped secure to UAB and the Bessemer Police.
Congress
Sewell said Tuesday that the improvements will impact more than 20,000 residents and would revitalize neighborhoods.
Congress
Carl helped secure $1.5 million to fund pediatric imagery equipment for the Children’s and Women’s Hospital located in Mobile.
Congress
This funding is part of over $42 million Sewell secured for community projects in the 7th Congressional District.
State
This will make Alabama one of the first states in the country to replace stolen SNAP benefits with federal funds.
Infrastructure
This project rehabilitates 15,540 square yards of the existing overflow apron pavement and 5,200 feet of taxiways.
Legislature
A couple of Democratic members voiced concerns about the bill Tuesday, but only three Republicans ultimately voted against it.
Legislature
Money from $1 billion in federal COVID aid may just scratch the surface, organizations say.