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“I’m not running against anyone,” Woods said. “I’m running to take Birmingham to a level where it’s never been."
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ADP Chairman England questions Gov. Ivey’s expansion of government, executive orders
Governor’s study group on gambling to release report
Governor addresses tax, economic development issues delayed due to COVID-19
Governor awards grant to provide forensics training through JSU
Governor sets dates for Senate District 14 special election
Automobile Dealers Association of Alabama endorses April Weaver for state Senate
Alabama 2021 Legislative Report: Previewing the session
Sewell comments on historic inauguration of Vice President Kamala Harris
Gun reform advocates in Alabama warn of dangerous overlap between lax laws, extremists
Bill would give Selma residents final say over renaming Edmund Pettus Bridge
Officials caution against dropping guard as COVID numbers dip
Gov. Kay Ivey extends mask order, but COVID-19 vaccine supply is low
Alabama’s COVID-19 vaccine supply in question
Alabama’s vaccination reporting problems could threaten future shipments, but fixes underway
Ivey asks for patience from public on COVID vaccine
Mobile native Gen. Lloyd Austin confirmed as defense secretary
Carl, Sewell and Rogers support waiver for Gen. Austin to serve as defense secretary
SPLC president welcomes Biden’s order advancing racial equity
Tuberville has “serious concerns” about Biden halting border wall construction
Lieutenant governor issues statement on Biden-Harris inauguration
“I’m not running against anyone,” Woods said. “I’m running to take Birmingham to a level where it’s never been."
The pandemic has exacerbated inequalities that face poor, Black Alabamians, with the Black Belt hit hardest.
Those who can't afford to pay for their own defense are more likely to be convicted, the report found.
The state’s poor ranking is also a drop from Alabama’s ranking last year of 44th in the nation.
Leaders of the Poor People's Campaign will lead protestors in a motorcar caravan.
You won last Tuesday. But let me ask you this: What did you win?
“That's what I'm going to do in my next term as well. I'm going to continue to do what my friend, the late John...
Chandra Scott, who had previously served as a member of Alabama Possible’s Board of Directors, is to begin her role as executive director on...
Gov. Kay Ivey on Friday announced the award of $356,250 to 20 community action agencies statewide for programs aimed at reducing poverty. The Community...
Almost half of Alabamians experienced a loss in income since the COVID-19 crisis began, and more than 13 percent said they hadn’t had enough...
