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Rep. Chris England prefiled the bill on Tuesday. The 2026 Legislative Session begins January 13.

Featured Opinion

Democrat Andrew Sneed is connecting with voters in the way they say they want with policies they like. But will partisan politics matter more?

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Prisons

With scrutiny of Alabama prisons at a high point, prisoners are planning a new work strike to demand change.

Education

Advocates demanded reinstatement after the university cited a nonbinding memo to shut down publications focused on Black culture and women’s lifestyle.

The Voice of Alabama Politics

December 7, 2025
🎓 Free Speech Under Fire: UA Silences Student Media
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Education

William H. “Bill” Carr, namesake of the School of Accountancy, built his Alabama-born firm into one of the nation's fastest-growing advisory firms.

Governor

The 38-foot Alabama Capitol Christmas tree, decorated with 40,000 lights, will be illuminated Friday under the theme “Every Light a Prayer for Peace.”

News

A new generation of civil rights advocates will convene in Montgomery near where Rosa Parks was arrested 70 years ago to strengthen their communities.

Local news

The $100,000 investment aimed to address the city’s need for both housing and economic opportunities, training workers in trades like carpentry and HVAC.

Infrastructure

A $100 million federal investment transformed Mobile's historic Pier B South, built in the 1920s, into a high-capacity, modern berth for breakbulk trade.

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Opinion

Opinion

Alabama manufacturers gained invaluable predictability in critical cost centers after the Public Service Commission approved a two-year freeze on power rates.

Opinion

Some proposals in Washington, pushed by large drug manufacturers, would move us in the wrong direction.

Featured Opinion

Religious fear, power and constitutional restraint collide in Alabama after rhetoric turns a zoning dispute into a test of democracy.

Featured Opinion

Thanks to ALGOP's CHOOSE Act, hundreds of millions in tax dollars are now paying for absurdly inaccurate and laughably partisan school textbooks and materials.

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