Alabama’s senators both praised the decision and Tuberville’s communications director said professors should be held accountable for social media posts.
This partnership built on ASU’s history of community engagement, opening new opportunities for students, educators, and the wider Montgomery community.
The artists behind the project say it directly addresses ongoing national conversations about legislation that restricts the removal of Confederate monuments.
Prediction market wagering is spreading rapidly, especially in states with no legal, traditional sports wagering, like Alabama. It could be devastating for the state.
By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter After 21 years in Congress, long-time Sixth District Congressman Spencer Bachus (R) from Vestavia announced that he would...
By Bill Britt Alabama Political Reporter In August, The Alabama Political Reporter published findings that Speaker of the House Mike Hubbard had spent over...
By Dr. Henry Mabry Executive Secretary/Treasurer of the Alabama Education Association Perhaps the chairman of the Alabama Republican Party should have checked with the...
Staff Report MONTGOMERY, Alabama (October 7, 2013) – Lieutenant Governor Kay Ivey recently mobilized staff to North Alabama to facilitate meetings with city, county,...