Economy
An NFIB survey found that 44 percent of small business owners had job openings they couldn't fill.
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
Kenneth Paschal wins House District 73 special election
Alabama Policy Institute releases scorecards for members of the Alabama Legislature
Ledbetter elected chair of Southern Legislative Conference committee
Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter to run for Alabama House Speaker
State Rep. Bill Poole announces run for Alabama House speaker
- Opinion
Opinion | Governor Ivey should coast to re-election
Opinion | Ignore the attacks. The AEA is public education’s only hope in Alabama
Opinion | UAB pediatrician: What we know about COVID vaccines
Opinion | Tim James: A house divided against itself cannot stand
Opinion | Vision 2025: Continuing the progress in Birmingham
- National
Donald Trump to hold rally in Cullman on Aug. 21
Watchdog group files ethics complaint against Sen. Tuberville
Co-sponsored bill to give veterans free access to national parks passes House
Brooks introduces bill to help civilian Defense Department pilots qualify for licenses
Rescue funds available for businesses in places long left behind, official says
- Education
ASU to require masks, negative COVID test for fall semester
The humanity of an accurate American history
Opinion | State school board needs to focus on what is, not what ifs
Alabama Public Health officials to recommend universal masking in schools
Alabama Department of Education launches campaign to recruit next generation of teachers
- Health
Attendees at Republican event cheered Alabama’s low COVID vaccination rate
Alabama AG says schools can’t require proof of COVID-19 vaccine
Alabama Republicans oppose additional COVID-19 mandates
Tyson Foods requiring COVID-19 vaccines for workers
Alabama’s health sector in open letter urges COVID-19 vaccinations
Local news
An internal investigation previously cleared the officer of wrongdoing, and city leadership defended his actions even after the verdict.
Economy
Eighty percent of last week's claims were estimated to be due to the pandemic.
National
A national sample of 1,000 representative voters found strong support for key parts of the For the People Act.
Local news
The city administrator defended police decisions to use less-lethal munitions to disperse residents who attended a rally in June 2020.
Local news
The other law enforcement agencies involved in last summer's response refused to speak to investigators.
Economy
Of the new claims, 86 percent were estimated to be related to the pandemic.
Legislature
There is bipartisan support for Senate Bill 118, which is now being considered in the House.
Economy
The percentage of claims reported to be due to the pandemic dropped from 76 percent three weeks ago to 30 percent last week.
State
Organizers said they "have set the tone that the labor movement is alive right now, that Black Lives Matter is alive right now."
