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Democrats questioned the process, saying they did not have time to digest the information before coming to a vote.
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Alabama Farmers Federation endorses eight incumbent judges
Thomas Govan announces candidacy for Court of Criminal Appeals
Judge Bill Filmore announces campaign for Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals
Judge Chris McCool running for Alabama Supreme Court
Allen officially withdraws Alabama from the Electronic Registration Information Center
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Ivey announces start of grants to offset lost pistol permit fees
Governor encourages students to apply for Governor’s Office internship
Ivey signs executive order reinforcing existing religious freedom laws
Ivey visits Chisholm Elementary School in Montgomery
Ivey signs four executive orders aimed at reaching education goals
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NFIB: Small business job openings back up in January
Resicum International plans $1.3 million Aviation Training Academy
Online job ads in December up 3.9 percent from last year
Gov. Ivey announces another record high jobs count
Innovate Alabama opens second round of grant funding to benefit local entrepreneurs
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Opinion | The workforce benefits of Medicaid expansion in Alabama
State has spent nearly $1.7M on experts, lawyers in transgender medical care suit
Ivey attends ribbon-cutting ceremony for Craig Crisis Care Center
COVID-19 positivity rate, hospitalizations jump in Alabama
In case over transgender health care ban, medical groups seek to quash state subpoenas
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Chris England stories
Legislature
House Speaker Mac McCutcheon said he will not bring gambling to the floor of the House if they do not have the votes.
Legislature
The bill aims to make judicial compensation uniform across the state and competitive with what other states are paying.
Legislature
“We’ve seen the progress that other states have made," Democratic Party Chairman Chris England said.
Legislature
Democrats opposed the legislation, saying it could affect peaceful protesters, too.
Legislature
Rep. Chris England was concerned that the new definition of a riot would result in the arrest of peaceful protestors and harsher penalties.
Legislature
A bill to make it a crime to give a false statement to law enforcement advanced in the House Judiciary Committee.
Legislature
The Habitual Felony Offender Act was aimed at stopping crime by giving a life sentence to anyone with three serious felonies.
News
Brooks and Trump both gave speeches before a large segment of the rallygoers left and attacked the U.S. Capitol building.
National
"This year we became a voice that can no longer be ignored,” the ADP chair said. “The numbers speak for themselves."
