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Construction on the Elmore County prison is to begin later this year, according to the contract.
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Construction on the Elmore County prison is to begin later this year, according to the contract.
Gov. Kay Ivey is expected to sign the contract with CoreCivic on Monday.
CoreCivic is set to build two of Alabama’s three new planned prisons in Escambia and Elmore counties.
The five-year project will allocate half of that $1 billion to expansion, and the other half toward network upgrades.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday toured the devastation following a tornado that hit Fultondale.
Dr. Scott Harris said hospitals "by and large are out" of vaccines and largely only have enough for required second doses.
"Ivey and this Legislature did not cause this problem. It has been building up and festering for years."
"Does any sane person truly believe Tuberville or Brooks could bring this type of deal together?" one source said.
“I couldn’t be more pleased to learn that Alabama will be the new home to the United States Space Command!" Ivey said in a...
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mary McIntyre will also be receiving their second doses.
