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Reid, the current chairman, right, said Wednesday he's seeking re-election leading the group.
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ADP Chairman England questions Gov. Ivey’s expansion of government, executive orders
Governor’s study group on gambling to release report
Governor addresses tax, economic development issues delayed due to COVID-19
Governor awards grant to provide forensics training through JSU
Governor sets dates for Senate District 14 special election
Gun reform advocates in Alabama warn of dangerous overlap between lax laws, extremists
Bill would give Selma residents final say over renaming Edmund Pettus Bridge
State reallocates $72 million in CARES funds meant for counties, cities
Alabama lawmaker will attend her 19th COVID funeral
Alabama man arrested near Capitol had notes, cache of weapons, records show
Nearly $1 million awarded to Alabama summer learning programs
Auburn faculty vote down no-confidence vote on provost
Alabama school internet vouchers extended into 2021
Congress OKs Jones legislation to simplify FAFSA, aid HBCUs
COVID impacting wellbeing of Alabama’s minority children, families most: report
Alabama’s vaccination reporting problems could threaten future shipments, but fixes underway
Ivey asks for patience from public on COVID vaccine
The federal government promised additional vaccine doses. They’re not coming
Alabama officials working to ID missed COVID-19 deaths
Alabama to begin vaccinating people 75 and up, first responders on Jan. 18
Doug Jones talks inauguration, a Biden presidency and his future plans
Doug Jones named fellow at Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service
ALGOP to consider resolution demanding Liz Cheney be removed from House GOP leadership
SPLC calls on Mo Brooks’s donors to cease their support
Small business optimism declined sharply last month: survey
Reid, the current chairman, right, said Wednesday he's seeking re-election leading the group.
Officer Brian Sicknick died at about 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, the Capitol Police said in a statement.
Brooks and Trump both gave speeches before a large segment of the rallygoers left and attacked the U.S. Capitol building.
Both the Arizona and Pennsylvania objections were rejected by both chambers of Congress.
The day ended the only way that the day could have ended: with Biden being officially declared the winner of the Electoral College.
“Today is a very dark day for our country,” said U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Alabama.
