News SPLC management and union clash over layoffs and the organization’s future The SPLC Union says the recent layoffs are union busting and reflect the organization’s move away from the rural South. Chance PhillipsJune 28, 2024
Local news Newbern’s first Black mayor reaches settlement after being kept out of office Years after he was first elected, Patrick Braxton may finally be able to replace Newbern’s unelected local government. Chance PhillipsJune 27, 2024
Economy Job openings in Alabama unchanged in April, separations down Recent reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show the Alabama labor market remains tight, even as unemployment ticked up. Chance PhillipsJune 27, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Long live the death tax Tuberville spends his entire opinion piece obfuscating one simple truth: only the richest 0.1 percent have to pay estate taxes. Chance PhillipsJune 26, 2024
Governor Gov. Ivey announces $53.5 million grant for expanding broadband Using American Rescue Plan funds, the new grant should make it cheaper to build last-mile connections in 25 counties. Chance PhillipsJune 26, 2024
Legislature Democratic state politicians reflect on legislative session at Tuscaloosa town hall State Reps. England, Travis, and McCampbell and Sen. Singleton discussed the failed gambling bill, IVF, and school funding with voters. Chance PhillipsJune 25, 2024
Public safety Former sheriff’s deputy sentenced to 29 months after beating restrained detainee Blake Hicks was sentenced Monday after repeatedly punching and kicking a man who’d been tased and who was in handcuffs. Chance PhillipsJune 25, 2024
Elections Secretary Allen accuses Biden of using undocumented immigrants to steal election Without specific evidence, Secretary of State Wes Allen attacked 30-year-old voter registration legislation and support for U.S. citizens’ noncitizen families. Chance PhillipsJune 24, 2024
National AG Marshall criticizes president’s deferment of deporting Palestinians Marshall called Biden’s decision to delay deporting Palestinians because of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza another of his “illegal amnesties.” Chance PhillipsJune 24, 2024
Prisons Judge rules against inmates suing state over racism in parole process Ongoing lawsuit reveals racial disparity in paroles after 2019 reforms and that an ABPP chair resigned over “openly racist practices.” Chance PhillipsJune 21, 2024