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Governor Kay Ivey named her general counsel, Will Parker, to the Alabama Supreme Court, filling the vacancy left by Bill Lewis.
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- Elections
More dark money for Robertson in AG’s race
Alabama Farmers Federation endorses Sen. Gerald Allen, Rep. Jeana Ross
Manufacture Alabama endorses Rhett Marques for Alabama’s 1st Congressional District
Alabama Republican candidate calls on GOP to address economic issues
Katherine Robertson’s AG campaign posts October fundraising report
- Governor
Gov. Ivey directs $2 million to food banks in response to SNAP crisis
Gov. Ivey awards $4.7 million to support research and development projects
Gov. Ivey announces 29 new board, commission appointments
Gov. Ivey awards over $9 million for enforcement efforts to increase highway safety
Gov. Ivey will not call special session to redraw district maps found to violate the VRA
- Legislature
Rep. Lomax Selected For Council Of State Governments Award
Lawmakers, advocates discuss push to cut prostate cancer screening barriers
Alabama Arise announces new policy priorities for 2026
Lawmaker says group threatened to burn his home, land over dog deer hunting
New bill seeks to add Alabama rotisserie chicken to SNAP eligibility
- Economy
Work release programs depress wages at Hyundai suppliers, study suggests
Gov. Ivey awards top employers of disabled Alabamians
Alabama home sales steady despite economic shifts, mortgage rates drop
Secretary of State Wes Allen releases tutorial to help Alabama small business owners
NFIB: Small business optimism declines in September
- National
Sen. Tuberville reverses on filibuster under pressure from Trump
Rep. Sewell lauds retiring Nancy Pelosi as trailblazing public servant
Rep. Aderholt introduces bipartisan National Adoption Month resolution
Trump admin to partially fund SNAP benefits following court orders
Figures files bill to keep infrastructure projects going during shutdowns
- Education
Alabama colleges seek significant funding in next education budget
ASU lands largest ever donation from philanthropist Mackenzie Scott
ALGOP chair, Alabama Education Association affirm support for homeschool freedom
Alabama A&M reaches record enrollment for third consecutive year
Troy University to cover tuition assistance for military students affected by shutdown
- Health
Gov. Ivey submits rural health transformation plan to federal government
ACA subsidy debate continues as Alabamians face rising insurance costs
Saraland designated as second healthy Alabama community in state
Survey: Caregivers say Medicare Advantage eases burdens and cuts costs
Medical Association, BCBS announce enhancements to “prior authorization” process
- Opinion
Opinion | Every rebellion begins somewhere—even if it’s with a sandwich
Opinion | Support the App Store Accountability Act: Protect Alabama’s children
Opinion | Truth dies when voters reward liars—democracy depends on accountability
Opinion | A whole new morning in America
Opinion | Time for Alabama to tighten up and take back our freedom
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AREAB is responsible for licensing and regulating real estate appraisers statewide.
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Central to this legal face-off is the Commission's licensing process, which has been under scrutiny for months.
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For the first time, Rogers is alleged to have received kickback money from grants he awarded.
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A Montgomery court is moving forward with limited discovery in a lawsuit against the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission.
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A company awarded an integrated license has asked the Alabama Supreme Court to toss out a restraining order.
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The case will be one to watch for Alabamians particularly if it makes its way to the 11th Circuit.
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Lawyers of both parties have been told to reach an agreement about what discovery should be limited to.
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Hubbard will pay $1,000 per month for the next 17 years to cover his fines, court costs and other fees owed to the state.
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Recent court filings in the ongoing lawsuits over Alabama's medical cannabis licensing hint at a conspiracy.
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The AMCC has again asked a judge to reconsider depositions, and it promised to appeal the decision to the Court of Civil Appeals.