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"We now have the weapons to defeat the coronavirus and succeed in our public health and economic recovery."
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Bill to curb governor, state health officer’s emergency powers fails
Bill to ban treatments for transgender minors dies before coming to the House floor
Speaker wishes Legislature had been able to pass a lottery-gaming bill
Legislature passes bill to reform civil asset forfeiture
Legislature gives final passage to Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights
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Attorney general announces task force to combat COVID-19 fraud
Shelby introduces SMART Act to establish flat tax
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Cheney remains defiant, Rogers suggests she may run for president
Acting president appointed at Trenholm State Community College
Judson College board votes to close the college, file for bankruptcy
Regions, ASU partner to erase college students’ debts
Average ACT scores for 2020 Alabama graduates at 5-year low
PARCA study shows decline in need for remedial courses in college freshman
Gov. Kay Ivey signs medical marijuana bill into law
CDC: Fully vaccinated people can skip masks, social distancing, with exceptions
Alabama opens Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to ages 12 to 15
CDC panel recommends Pfizer vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds
Gov. Kay Ivey awards federal COVID aid to Huntsville, Colbert County
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"We now have the weapons to defeat the coronavirus and succeed in our public health and economic recovery."
"The trucking industry will continue to be there for Americans like we always have."
State officials kept the parks open as a safe recreational option during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Once again, the lone line of defense for American school children is the public school teacher."
From Alabama's prison crisis to the COVID-19 pandemic, Eddie Burkhalter covered it. Here are his top stories of the year.
The proclamation will allow citizens and businesses to avoid paying state taxes on certain benefits received under the CARES Act.
"We have a bonafide emergency on our hands, and the governor has tied hers behind her back."
Employees raised more than $49,000 in November to support charities and community partners helping people in need.
The new campaign comes in opposition to recent public calls for a nationwide mandatory shutdown.
"Alabama’s working people deserve better, and on Nov. 3, we have the opportunity to make it truly great."
