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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
Chris Elliott named 2021 Legislator of the Year by the Alabama Forestry Association
League of Women Voters oppose dividing counties in redistricting
No more COVID restrictions at Alabama Statehouse
Committee on Reapportionment holds public hearing in Montgomery
Montgomery Rep. Thad McClammy, a ‘champion for his community,’ has passed away
- Opinion
Opinion | By playing politics with COVID, Alabama is killing its citizens
Opinion | Census results revealing
Opinion | News anchor used facts to interview Steve Marshall. An actual discussion happened
Opinion | Gov. Ivey: Let’s empower women and be a voice for unborn children
Opinion | We mandate vaccines for Alabama children. It’s time for adults to do their part
- National
- Education
Tuberville praises HBCUs in Senate floor speech
Search for a new Alabama A&M president divides officials and alumni
First master’s degree registered apprenticeship with an HBCU established in America
ASU partners with Apple, Tennessee State University to become community center
Mass confusion: Reopening Alabama’s schools amid the delta surge
- Health
Anniston hospital exhausts supply of COVID monoclonal antibody treatment
Alabama providers no longer directly ordering monoclonal antibody treatment
Alexandria High School teacher dies of COVID-19
Alabama’s COVID-19 hospitalizations declining, ICU bed capacity still critical
Alabama doctors urge feds to expand, not reduce, monoclonal antibody treatments
All posts tagged "Alabama Literacy Act"
Elections
Gov. Kay Ivey announced that she will seek a second full term as governor in 2022.
Opinion
"Ivey’s veto sent a message to the children, teachers, and parents of Alabama that we are not going to stand idly by for two...
Governor
Children who do not read at third-grade level will have to repeat the grade beginning after the 2021–22 school year.
Opinion
"Children are not widgets spit out by some machine with the same specifications."
Legislature
Smitherman's legislation would delay the implementation of the plan to hold back third-graders who are not at grade level.
