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The FDA formally declared a shortage of three fluid products on Oct. 11.
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Elections
- Governor
Gov. Ivey awards $1.6 million to support research, innovation projects
Gov. Ivey deploys first responders to Florida, additional National Guard to N.C.
Gov. Ivey awards grant for program to combat distracted driving
Gov. Ivey signs letter asking for “full accounting” of CHNV parole program
Governor awards $172,000 to SADD for safe driving program
- Legislature
Will Barfoot claims anti-DEI law protects against discrimination
England: Alabama’s increased parole rate proves board oversight is necessary
Alabama Arise unveils 2025 roadmap for change in Alabama
Bill would penalize not disclosing concealed firearms to law enforcement
Legislators approves $1.16 million for wastewater solutions
- Economy
Alabama Starbucks workers dream of a union contract
Innovate Alabama makes landmark investment in Huntsville’s Kalm Therapeutics
Alabama Department of Labor releases data on top jobs in August
Alabama’s new economic plan identifies 8 key sectors for future economic growth
2024 Alabama Retailers of the Year named
- National
Sen. Britt condemns TikTok, calls for Congressional action
Dobson, Figures portray each other as out-of-touch elites in second debate
Rep. Sewell announces $2.2 million in federal funding to revitalize Selma infrastructure
Rep. Sewell announces funding to ensure clean, safe drinking water in Alabama
SCOTUS rejects IVF clinic’s appeal in watershed case
- Education
CHOOSE Act website launches, applications open for Education Service Providers
$400,000 in scholarships available for automotive manufacturing training
Network of Alabama Academic Libraries reflects on 40th year
Department of Revenue publishes proposed rules for CHOOSE Act
HBCU CARES responds to Gov. Ivey’s proclamation declaring October 2024 as HBCU Month
- Health
- Opinion
Opinion | Without court action, Alabama is never getting medical marijuana
Opinion | 1948 was the only year political party leadership mattered in Alabama
Opinion | Nobel Prize shows America’s prosperity depends on protecting institutions
Opinion | Muscogees v. Poarch Creeks: Getting to the bottom of a tribal fight
Opinion | Donald Trump has broken America
Elections
The preliminary injunction prevents the program from being undertaken until after the election.
Featured Opinion
The court is going to have to force this.
Elections
Figures raised more than $1 million between July and October while Dobson collected nearly half that.
Legislature
The legislation prohibits publicly funded institutions from maintaining Diversity Equity and Inclusion offices or programs.
Economy
Two years after Starbucks locations in Birmingham and Scottsboro unionized, workers may finally see a first contract by year-end.
State
The group is also pursuing to expand Alabama’s ban on instruction of LGBTQ+ content in schools.
Featured Opinion
Conservative principles have always placed the defense of institutions at the heart of American greatness.
Featured Opinion
The Muscogees and Poarch Creeks have been fighting for more than a decade over sacred land in Wetumpka.
Featured Opinion
The American system of picking a president was not set up to handle Donald Trump — a shameless con man and serial liar.
Opinion
To us, the Northern Beltline isn’t just a highway project but a lifeline to people who need our help.
Opinion
Alabama has transformed its approach to connecting those in crisis with the mental health resources they need.
Featured Opinion
Alabama is not a one-size-fits-all state, and it's time our leadership recognized that.
News
The SAFE Student Pledge recognizes the role young people play in reducing gun endangerment and violence.
Governor
The University of Alabama received two grants totaling nearly $600,000 to address coal ash disposal in the state.
Courts
Redlining is an illegal practice by which lenders avoid providing credit services to individuals living in communities of color.
News
BRW is an industry leader in trucking, warehousing, logistics and fulfillment.
News
Since 2019, parole approval rates have plummeted from more than half of applicants being released to lows of 1 to 3 percent per month.
News
A Pew survey reveals support for banning cell phones in middle and high schools to reduce distractions.
Health
The clinic is introducing Thrive, a program that will seek to address mental health crises among underserved populations.
State
HB 172 aims to address the creation and dissemination of deceptive media in election contexts.
Congress
The platform’s internal research revealed that prolonged use could lead to severe mental health issues.
