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The legislation would guarantee that Alabamians in nursing homes be allowed at least one visitor — even during a public health emergency.
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The legislation would guarantee that Alabamians in nursing homes be allowed at least one visitor — even during a public health emergency.
Smitherman's legislation would delay the implementation of the plan to hold back third-graders who are not at grade level.
The president of the Alabama Association of Fire Chiefs says the bill would strip critical school construction oversight.
The Woolley Institute for Spoken Language hopes to expand services for children with hearing loss in rural areas.
The bill would allow businesses and places of worship to remain open if they follow the guidelines set for other businesses.
The Senate voted 24 to 8 to approve the bill, which now heads to the Alabama House.
Incumbent Del Marsh has announced his retirement from the Senate at the end of this term.
State Sen. Arthur Orr, R-Decatur, has introduced legislation reforming public information requests.
Sen. Bobby Singleton expressed concern that the state Legislature didn't take COVID-19 seriously and called it a "bad bill."
The Alabama House Health Committee on Wednesday heard from both supports and opponents of the bill.
