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Competing bills this legislative session would either repeal or strengthen Alabama's Memorial Preservation Act.
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Vice President Kamala Harris remarks on 56th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday”
Biden addresses Unity Breakfast in Selma
Shelby, Tuberville vote against COVID-19 relief bill
Congressman Eric Swalwell sues Mo Brooks, Trump and others over Capitol riot
Sewell votes to pass George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
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Corporal punishment declining in Alabama, but state still ranks third-highest in nation
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Tour highlights University of Alabama’s history with slavery
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State health officer: Alabama could expand vaccinations before April 9
EAMC hospitals to require masks after statewide order expires April 9
Alabama nursing homes report declining COVID-19 cases
Ivey extends mask mandate, relaxes other COVID restrictions
Lt. Gov. Ainsworth calls for governor to rescind statewide mask order
One dressed as a confederate soldier. The other two held a noose and a whip.
"Friends, there is no cause more righteous than the right to vote," the vice president said.
The House is set to vote on the largest General Fund budget in state history Tuesday.
The five-part forum explained and examined issues and opportunities in providing access to broadband.
Biden spoke to the Unity Breakfast in Selma via videotape and issued an executive order to improve voting access.
Eric Swalwell's lawsuit seeks to hold Brooks, Donald Trump, Trump's son and Trump's attorney accountable for the Jan. 6 attack.
All law enforcement agencies would be required to share information about all of their officers.
Of the new claims, 48 percent were estimated to be related to the pandemic.
An EAMC hospital spokesman said the state hasn't yet reached herd immunity and masks are critical to slowing the spread.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has not revised its visitation restrictions.
The mask mandate is to remain in effect until April 9, when the governor plans to allow it to expire.
"The fact, for anyone interested in true information, is that JBS is and always has been inclusive."
"The end of this pandemic is within sight. Lifting the state's mask mandate right now would be incredibly dumb."
"Hopefully, the legislature will see fit to allow the people of Alabama the right to vote."
"It's weird to see your friends and loved ones turned into the screaming maniacs from every Civil Rights movie."
Competing bills this legislative session would either repeal or strengthen Alabama's Memorial Preservation Act.
The one-shot vaccine was approved for emergency use by the FDA on Saturday.
The bill comes after much concern from lawmakers over Gov. Kay Ivey's estimated $3.7 billion prison plan.
Tuscaloosa voters go to the polls for municipal elections as incumbent Mayor Walt Maddox seeks a fifth term.
State Rep. Kirk Hatcher faces former Montgomery City Councilman William Green for the seat vacated by Sen. David Burkette.
The House Committee for Education Policy gave the bill a favorable report.
Bell took jabs at incumbent Mayor Randall Woodfin and said the city needs "an experienced hand to get us back on track."
The House has an ambitious proposed special order calendar.
The resolution passed overwhelmingly on an 86 percent to 14 percent vote
"Debate and open discussion force ideas to compete against practical reality, thus winnowing out the ill-conceived and fostering workable solutions."
