State Sewell: $3.6 million federal funds for preservation of African American historical sites Eleven historical sites in Alabama were selected to receive funds, either directly or through associate organizations. John H. GlennMay 17, 2022
Elections Alabama Citizens for Life endorse Wes Allen for secretary of state Alabama Citizens for Life is among the state's largest anti-abortion rights organizations. John H. GlennMay 13, 2022
Elections Alabama Mining Association endorses Katie Britt for U.S. Senate The Republican primary is scheduled for May 24. John H. GlennMay 12, 2022
Aerospace and Defense DOD report: Huntsville selection as U.S Space Command HQ “complied with law and policy” A second investigation launched by the Government Accountability Office has yet to be released. John H. GlennMay 11, 2022
Legislature Legislature addresses primary issues, League of Municipalities says The primary issues for municipalities, including broadband and waste infrastructure, were addressed in meaningful ways, executive director Greg Cochran said. John H. GlennMay 10, 2022
Courts Alabama law criminalizing care for transgender youth faces storm of legal challenges It has already accrued a number of lawsuits challenging its legality since its passage during the 2022 legislative session. John H. GlennMay 9, 2022
Education Alabama Arise urges ALSDE to extend summer lunch program through the summer The Summer Food Service Program, a federally funded summer lunch program administered by Alabama, is set to expire on June 30. John H. GlennMay 9, 2022
National Shelby: Defense budget “a cut…at a time of unprecedented security risks” A continued review of the budget will resume on May 10. John H. GlennMay 4, 2022
Courts Alabama families file suit against bill banning transgender medical care The families allege the new law violates the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution. John H. GlennApril 12, 2022
Legislature Anti-LGBTQ bills prompt firestorm of criticism from civil liberty organizations The American Civil Liberties Union threatened a lawsuit if SB148 is signed into law by Gov. Kay Ivey. John H. GlennApril 8, 2022