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The legislative package, which has already been approved by the state Senate, is the result of work by the Alabama Military Stability Commission.
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- Legislature
Civil rights groups send letter to state committee ahead of redistricting
After 40 years in public service, Mobile’s Victor Gaston will not seek re-election
Activists demand fair representation ahead of redistricting special session
Governor to call special session on redistricting this month
Committee tasked with removing racist language from Alabama Constitution
- Opinion
- National
Report: Mo Brooks failed to disclose personal stock sales
Gov. Ivey orders flags at half-staff in honor of Colin Powell
Shelby says Democratic spending bills fall short on defense spending
Far-right activist and his Alabama attorney sued by U.S. Capitol police
Former Alabama AG on board of another RAGA nonprofit
- Education
Scholarships for high school, college students toward auto manufacturing careers
ASU announces major grant to support low-income students
Despite controversy, Alabama A&M has a new president
ASU ranked in top 25 HBCU’s by U.S. News & World Report
Fall enrollment figures for Alabama’s public colleges and universities
- Health
Study: Governors in states without COVID vaccine mandates see approval ratings fall
UAB doctors’ study: pregnant women more susceptible to delta variant infection
Majority of confirmed COVID reinfections in Alabama among unvaccinated
Alabama COVID-19 vaccination rate drops after summer surge
Investments in access to healthcare stands at a critical moment
All posts tagged "U.S. Space Command"
Economy
"We welcome Space Command to Huntsville with open arms and a good dose of southern hospitality," the lieutenant governor said.
National
Shelby has advocated for the selection of Redstone Arsenal for the U.S. Space Command headquarters.
Aerospace and Defense
“I couldn’t be more pleased to learn that Alabama will be the new home to the United States Space Command!" Ivey said in a...
Congress
Tuberville could do irreparable harm by trying to subvert the will of voters — and it could cost North Alabama billions,
