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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
- Opinion
- National
Abortion rights advocates speak out against Roe v. Wade reversal
Carl applauds Supreme Court abortion ruling
Mo Brooks asked Trump for blanket pardon, considering testifying before Jan. 6 committee
Poll: More than half of Americans believe Jan. 6 attack was planned
Report: Alabama ranks near bottom on levels of patriotism
- Education
Troy University freezes tuition for third time in four years
Former Athens principal convicted of multiple felonies still employed
Opinion | Alabama’s FAFSA completion policy is yielding success
Parent: Magic City Acceptance Academy says school is helping his child
Alabama Arise urges ALSDE to extend summer lunch program through the summer
- Health
Ivey urges Biden to halt COVID-19 vaccine deadline for National Guard personnel
Alabama’s COVID-19 positivity rate rising steadily as hospitalizations decline slightly
Alabama’s COVID hospitalizations, positivity rate rising
Lawsuit alleges teen girl abused in Alabama psychiatric residential center
More than 15 million in U.S. could lose Medicaid coverage without action
grants stories
State
The grants are funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.
State
These grants will go toward projects to deliver improvements in two Limestone County communities.
Prisons
The grant funds for the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment course come from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Infrastructure
Nearly 400 public water and sewer systems across the state of Alabama have applied for grants to repair and upgrade their systems.
State
The Department of Economic and Community Affairs is administering the grants from funds made available by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Governor
Governor Ivey awarded the grants from funds supplied to the state through the U.S. Department of Justice.
State
Governor Kay Ivey has awarded grants totaling $101,025 to help five law enforcement agencies purchase new or update existing equipment.
State
Funding for the grants comes from a one-time allocation made available by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Health
Alabama received $2.1 billion in American Rescue Plan Act funds.
