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Gov. Kay Ivey signed the education supplemental appropriation, the wine shipment bill and the Daylight Savings Time bill.
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Sewell, Shelby, Tuberville introduce Alabama Black Belt Heritage Area bill
Cheney remains defiant, Rogers suggests she may run for president
Congressman honors World War II veteran turning 100
Study finds most Americans want national voting standards
Another GOP attorneys general group leader resigns amid Capitol attack fallout
Acting president appointed at Trenholm State Community College
Judson College board votes to close the college, file for bankruptcy
Regions, ASU partner to erase college students’ debts
Average ACT scores for 2020 Alabama graduates at 5-year low
PARCA study shows decline in need for remedial courses in college freshman
CDC: Fully vaccinated people can skip masks, social distancing, with exceptions
Alabama opens Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to ages 12 to 15
CDC panel recommends Pfizer vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds
Gov. Kay Ivey awards federal COVID aid to Huntsville, Colbert County
Alabama Department of Senior Services warns of new COVID vaccine survey scam
Gov. Kay Ivey signed the education supplemental appropriation, the wine shipment bill and the Daylight Savings Time bill.
An NFIB survey found that 44 percent of small business owners had job openings they couldn't fill.
The Black Belt was named for its soil, but this region has also been fertile ground for Black history and the Civil Rights Movement.
Members of Alabama's congressional delegation saluted the dedication and sacrifice of America’s law enforcement officers.
“That’s what it looks like when somebody is running for president,” Congressman Mike Rogers said.
The groups say carveouts in the bill favor the tobacco and vaping industries, and remove some state oversight.
The CDC said full vaccinated people can remove masks indoors and outdoors, no matter the crowd size.
Public health officials urge parents to get their children 12 and up vaccinated to ease a return to school next year and prevent outbreaks.
Val Page Jr. will spend a year in prison and then be put on probation.
A total of 13 grants were awarded to local airports in Alabama.
