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The bill would reduce the powers of the state public health officer and give legislators some oversight.
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The bill would reduce the powers of the state public health officer and give legislators some oversight.
The legislation would have required healthcare providers to report vaccination records to a state-managed registry.
The bill would require that a traffic offense be dismissed if the officer who wrote the citation is not present for the defendant's court...
The bill would make the charge of speeding alone a charge where the offender could not be sentenced to jail or prison.
Aniah's law would allow a judge to deny bail to a defendant charged with a class A felony.
The proposed amendment would still need to be approved by Alabama voters.
Day seven of the 2021 Legislative Session begins on Tuesday.
Republican state senators are becoming increasingly anxious that Gov. Kay Ivey is being too cautious in her approach to reopening the Alabama economy and...
The Alabama Credit Association says that Alabama’s credit unions have been working diligently to meet the financial needs of the states’ families and businesses...
Thursday, the Alabama Senate passed a bill that, if passed by the House and signed by the governor, would make Alabama the 34th state...
