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Chip Brown pre-files bill to provide tax cuts to Gulf Coast commercial fishermen
Alabama House minority leader: No support for new prisons without other reforms
Ivey tells lawmakers she’ll set special session for prison construction
Chris Elliott named 2021 Legislator of the Year by the Alabama Forestry Association
League of Women Voters oppose dividing counties in redistricting
Tuberville “concerned” federal pension funds are being invested in Chinese companies
Marshall tells Biden not to proceed with COVID vaccine rules
State prosecutors urge court to reject motion for Mike Hubbard’s early release
Sewell votes to advance Biden’s Build Back Better plan out of committee
Tuberville says that Biden “defeated our troops” in Afghanistan
New MAPs program creates training pathways from adult education to high-demand careers
Program helps students transition from adult education programs to college
Vestavia City Schools reverses mask mandate
Tuberville praises HBCUs in Senate floor speech
Search for a new Alabama A&M president divides officials and alumni
Alabama’s COVID deaths increasing, state ICU beds at 98 percent capacity
UAB doctors talk COVID, Pfizer’s vaccine safe and effective for 5-11 year olds
Alabama Hospital Association: Federal COVID aid needed to help struggling hospitals
Alabama State Health Officer: More deaths than births in 2020
One in 390 Alabamians have died of COVID-19
Tuberville called for a Senate investigation.
The legislation would give active-duty service members, veterans and Gold Star Families free access to America’s most iconic natural treasures.
Recently released data shows nearly 18 percent of those who died by suicide in Alabama are veterans.
Tuberville has been assigned to four Senate committees important for the people of Alabama.
