Legislature
House sponsor Rep. Alan Baker, R-Brewton, said the math standards implemented through Common Core help students get to the "hows and whys" of math.
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Thomas shows strong fundraising start in Lee County district judge race
Forestry Association endorses Will Sellers for Alabama Supreme Court
Clay Thomas announces run for district judge
Alabama Forestry Association endorses Tommy Bryan for Supreme Court
David Cole again takes election challenge to the Alabama Supreme Court
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Political leaders react to Supreme Court’s rejection of congressional map
Sewell: SCOTUS decision a “historic victory” for Black voters in Alabama
SPLC releases 2022 “Year In Hate and Extremism” report
Sen. Britt: China must stop helping Iran work around American sanctions
Bridges battle continues: Fate of ALDOT’s constitutional authority hangs in the balance
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Elections
In the memo, Britt outlines a four-step immigration plan she said she’ll introduce on day one if elected senator.
Legislature
An identical bill has already passed out of a Senate committee, leaving the full Senate as the last hurdle to reaching Gov. Kay Ivey's...
State
The attack comes days before the one-year anniversary of the United Mine Workers of America began their strike against the company.
Elections
The party will be able to run candidates for all Bibb, Blount, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, and Tuscaloosa County positions.
Elections
The program would prioritize recruitment of poll watchers and provide free training with a long-range goal of having a poll watcher in every county.
Corruption
There is no clear language in the bill defining any limitations of what FDA-approved medications could be claimed as a treatment for COVID-19.
Legislature
Rep. Wes Allen, R-Troy, said the bill would not prevent private groups from educating voters separate from the government.
Legislature
Democrats expressed concern that the bill could make criminals out of good people.
Legislature
Democrats said the bill is designed to "erase history" during a three-hour filibuster Thursday.
