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An expert said the company's problems finding enough investors could result in more costs to the state.
"HB107 represents the smartest path forward to restore fairness, equity and common sense to Alabama’s criminal justice system."
Rogers and Brooks claim that the Biden administration is launching an assault on Americans' Second Amendment rights.
Allegations include jail administrators ignoring or losing complaints, and blaming harassment on the female officers' appearance.
Construction on the Elmore County prison is to begin later this year, according to the contract.
The grants will support five programs and organizations across the state that assist victims
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections
"AHA has engaged in a pattern or practice of race discrimination by steering applicants to housing communities based on race,” the complaint alleges.
Politics is bound by the art of what's possible. It is also true that those who never dare the impossible rarely achieve even the...
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded $1.17 million to continue and expand a statewide program that helps children and others who have been victims of...
