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Groups say money should go to expand Medicaid, improve housing, education and access to broadband.
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
Kenneth Paschal wins House District 73 special election
Alabama Policy Institute releases scorecards for members of the Alabama Legislature
Ledbetter elected chair of Southern Legislative Conference committee
Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter to run for Alabama House Speaker
State Rep. Bill Poole announces run for Alabama House speaker
- Opinion
Opinion | Tim James: A house divided against itself cannot stand
Opinion | Vision 2025: Continuing the progress in Birmingham
Opinion | Gov. Ivey: The Trump administration gave us the best weapons against COVID-19
Opinion | Gov. Kay Ivey is the second governor from Wilcox County
Opinion | Beating the COVID-19 delta variant with IAQ
- National
Mo Brooks wore body armor during fiery Jan. 6 speech near U.S. Capitol
DOJ deals blow to Mo Brooks’ defense
Carl supports Republican decision to boycott January 6 Investigation
Sewell votes in favor of the Consumer Protection and Recovery Act
Carl cosponsors bipartisan legislation to help forest owners after natural disasters
- Education
Alabama Public Health officials to recommend universal masking in schools
Alabama Department of Education launches campaign to recruit next generation of teachers
SPLC asks federal government to act on school discipline disparities
Charlotte Morris elected 9th president of Tuskegee University by Board of Trustees
Ivey announces $23.5 million for state education projects
- Health
Webcast Thursday to inform parents about COVID-19 and schools
Alabama’s new COVID cases Wednesday was highest since Feb. 4
Two Montgomery back-to-school events to offer vaccinations, give-aways
CDC recommends new mask guidance for vaccinated, schools as delta surges
UAB doctors on COVID “wildfire” : Get vaccinated now, wear masks and avoid large crowds
All posts tagged "Alabama Arise"
Health
Half of all births in Alabama are paid for by Medicaid, which means these infants are born into poverty.
Health
A separate report shows Black Alabamians, women make up a disproportionate percentage of low wage workers without health insurance.
Health
The American Rescue Plan Act could cover the initial costs of making 300,000 uninsured Alabamians eligible, advocates say.
Health
Those on home waiver programs would otherwise be living in nursing homes, where they would have access to vaccines.
State
So far, state legislators have prioritized bills that help employers rather than workers, according to Alabama Arise.
National
An Alabama Arise analyst said the most important change would be Biden's call to re-evaluate the baseline used to set SNAP benefits.
News
“Ensuring that every eligible voter can access the ballot must be a top priority to protect our democratic republic,” Robyn Hyden said.
Health
“You can sometimes read tea leaves a little bit, so I'm encouraged,” Jones said of reports he’s read detailing the hearing.
Health
The scaled-back COVID-19 relief plan offered by Senate Republicans that failed to pass on Thursday didn’t do nearly enough to address real needs of...
