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"The lunacy seems to be never-ending. The people of Alabama deserve better."
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Alabama House committee approves bill to ban treatment for transgender minors
Senate approves medical marijuana legislation
House committee gives favorable report to “born alive” bill
Elected officials, armed forces officers push package to protect Alabama’s military assets
Proposed legislation would allow no-excuse absentee voting
Tuberville announces Alabama state staff hires and office locations
Merrill, 15 other secretaries of state write in objection to the For the People Act
Today is the birthday of W.E.B. Du Bois
Carl cosponsors legislation to block U.S. from rejoining the Iran nuclear deal
DOD inspector general investigating U.S Space Command HQ selection
Corporal punishment declining in Alabama, but state still ranks third-highest in nation
Fake report cards, phony transcripts: Federal officials detail virtual schools indictments
Tour highlights University of Alabama’s history with slavery
Alabama nonprofit asks Legislature to adopt Gov. Kay Ivey’s pre-K funding request
UAB acquires new collections for African American studies and history
Scientists: Herd immunity will mean people can gather again
U.S. could reach herd immunity by late spring, virus expert says
UAB vaccinating Black Alabamians at better rate than state, national averages
Alabama’s vaccination numbers improve, but still lag behind other states
Virtual town hall Friday on vaccine hesitancy among marginalized communities
"The lunacy seems to be never-ending. The people of Alabama deserve better."
Perhaps Maddox's biggest challenger is a man who is not on the ballot, Tuscaloosa-based real estate developer Stan Pate.
The show's coverage of the 2017 fake cancer scam will feature interviews with APR's Josh Moon.
"The biggest question a public servant should ask themselves is: 'What can I do for the people of Alabama today?'"
"If Alabama continues to pass legislation and promote ideas of racial injustice and hatred, it will not achieve its potential."
The legislation allows for alcohol delivery with strict, multiple layers of checks and balances in place, the bill's sponsor said.
"In a Brooks America, a minority of white men would dominate every sphere of pubic life, while imposing religious order with Taliban-style justice."
"As citizens, we all should celebrate this day and wish President Biden and Vice President Harris success beyond measure."
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, supported Henry's pardon.
Even before the Air Force's official announcement was released, Colorado leaders were calling foul.
