The Pickens County superintendent will be an elected position whether this constitutional amendment passes today or not.
Almost 500,000 Alabama Power customers were without power immediately following the storm, including 163,000 in Mobile County alone.
"This is about the opportunity that presents itself to us now. We have the opportunity today to do the right thing."
Congressman Bradley Byrne, R-Alabama, said that President Donald Trump’s administration is working hard for a safe return to school while announcing that the U.S. Department of...
The Alabama Department of Public Health on Monday confirmed six additional deaths from COVID-19, taking the state’s death toll from the pandemic to 1,950. Of those...
The investigation of the virtual schools, and the allegations of improperly boosting enrollment figures to generate more tax dollars, would be similar to federal investigations of...
Frustrated lawmakers, including Gov. Kay Ivey, asked Alabama State Department of Education officials and board members to settle on a comprehensive plan to reopen Alabama’s public...
“We can no longer act as if we are operating under normal conditions. We are faced with an abnormal situation that none of us has seen...
Teachers are scared to death. And the biggest reason they’re scared to death is because they haven’t seen any sort of real, aggressive plan from anyone.
“We are still in very dangerous territory,” Jones said. “We are in the middle of this first wave, not in a second wave.”
