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Gov. Ivey appoints new Talladega County district judge

J. Scott Brewer receives judgeship after 16 years as an assistant district attorney in Talladega County courtrooms.

Britt spoke on the importance of the Protecting Kids on Social Media Act after the surgeon general said need for warnings.

Alabama is working towards adding an adult foster care home in every county as reports of adult abuse rise in the state.

The Justice Department confirms that Section 208 of the Voting Rights Act guarantees certain assistance for voters with disabilities.

IRS tightening rules to end partnership basis shifting and increase audits for larger companies.

GOP senators, joined by Tuberville, block Biden nominations who supported Trump's indictment.

In 2022, Alabama began funding a large-scale project to update and improve every county's drinking water and sewer needs.

A pride flag raised at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center Tuscaloosa was stolen and then returned by VA police.

Even with recent constitution reform, the limited civic engagement and absentee ballot restrictions in Alabama pose an issue

TARCOG revives sites in Athens, Fort Payne, and Gurley, funded by EPA, which promotes community and addresses environmental concerns.