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Alabama Political Reporter
- Elections
Thomas shows strong fundraising start in Lee County district judge race
Forestry Association endorses Will Sellers for Alabama Supreme Court
Clay Thomas announces run for district judge
Alabama Forestry Association endorses Tommy Bryan for Supreme Court
David Cole again takes election challenge to the Alabama Supreme Court
- Governor
- Legislature
- Economy
- National
USDA to send help to farmers after Ivey’s disaster designation request
Sen. Britt, colleagues introduce bill to extend small business tax relief
SCOTUS decision on Alabama’s congressional districts to come within the month
Governor confirms new district judge for Madison County
U.S. Senate makes historic confirmation of Abudu to circuit court
- Education
State Treasurer’s Office Kicks Off Annual College Savings Giveaway
Legislature passes loan system amid moves to save Birmingham-Southern
Graduations declined in 2022, but college and career readiness improved
Community colleges offer no-cost fiber optic technician training
Ivey forces resignation of Education secretary over “woke” Pre-K book
- Health
Anti-vape bills pass second committees
Report: Alabama is one of the top 10 deadliest states for workers
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
- Opinion
Opinion | Give Ainsworth his due on grocery tax cut
Opinion | Democrats want to cut your taxes. A Republican is standing in the way
Opinion | Girls State has had a profound effect on current state leaders
Opinion | May is Mental Health Awareness Month
Opinion | Just say no to expanding sales of “cocktails in a can”
fraud stories
Featured Opinion
A federal judge found it likely that Trump committed felonies in his attempt to overturn the election, and yet, the cult carries on.
Corruption
Holladay faces up to five years in prison and large fines after pleading guilty.
Education
Despite indictments and guilty pleas, the investigation into fraud within Alabama's virtual schools is still ongoing.
Featured Opinion
"The For the People Act could have started to make that better. But better for all Americans is not part of the Republican agenda."
National
The Department of Justice and its partner agencies have already been working to hold hundreds of bad actors accountable.
Education
U.S. Attorney Louis Franklin laid out the scheme while announcing six indictments Tuesday.
Featured Opinion
"In a last-ditch effort, they yelled 'fire!' in a crowded theater. There must be consequences for that."
Featured Opinion
"We’ve all now heard a desperate and maniacal president say a bunch of quiet parts out loud."
News
The co-conspirators allegedly have defrauded hundreds of elderly and vulnerable U.S. victims.
