Legislature
With a month before the first session of the quadrennium, only 16 pre-filed bills have been made available to the public.
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Elections
Justice Tommy Bryan announces bid for re-election to Alabama Supreme Court
District 10 election challenge moves towards House hearing
Justice Sarah Stewart takes large fundraising lead
Speaker Ledbetter endorses Chris McCool for Alabama Supreme Court
Opinion | Five seats on the Alabama Supreme Court up for election in 2024
- Governor
Governor releases statements following successful Special Session
Governor issues executive order to “cut red tape” for citizens, businesses
Ivey calls for $1B in tax rebates, sets Special Session in State of the State
Full text: Gov. Kay Ivey’s 2023 State of the State address
Gov. Ivey announces grants to support domestic violence shelters
- Legislature
- Economy
- National
SCOTUS rejects street preacher’s First Amendment case against the University of Alabama
Britt joins bipartisan group to question Federal Reserve on Silicon Valley Bank oversight
Mexico seizes Vulcan Materials facility, prompting criticism from Britt
Mo Brooks spreads grievance gospel against Alabama’s congressional delegation
Sen. Britt, colleagues introduce Guidance Out Of Darkness Act
- Education
Alabama colleges awarded nearly 28,000 bachelor’s degrees over the last decade
ALSDE launches “Teachers are the Real Influencers” campaign
Sewell to announce funding to support student initiatives at Birmingham-Southern College
One year in, Skills for Success rapid training shows results
Birmingham Talks receives national investment
- Health
Advocacy groups to rally for Medicaid expansion
New Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences to be established in Demopolis by 2026
Medical associations launch campaign to warn Alabamians of fentanyl dangers
Mental health system faces crises of workforce shortage, uncompensated care
COVID-19 deaths in Alabama reach 21,000
- Opinion
CRT stories
Featured Opinion
Katie Britt now has the ability to help millions of Alabamians. Why wouldn't she?
Featured Opinion
Alabama leaders have a choice. Embrace good government for all our state's citizens or capitulate to the extremes.
Featured Opinion
The tragedy in Texas should remind us again that America's public school teachers are criminally undervalued.
Featured Opinion
Alabama still celebrates Confederate Memorial Day, but only because some people need to be reminded who the real enemy is.
Legislature
The full Senate is the final hurdle for the bill to head to Gov. Kay Ivey's desk to be signed into law.
Legislature
Democrats said the bill is designed to "erase history" during a three-hour filibuster Thursday.
Legislature
Oliver gave examples of teachers attempting to teach children to accept communism, socialism and Marxism.
Legislature
Critics say the bill chills difficult discussions about the reality of America's past abuses and failures.
Education
Alabama's fight against Critical Race Theory has created confusion about what Black history can and cannot be taught in schools.
