Public safety Central Alabama Crimestoppers hosts gun buyback in Montgomery Central Alabama Crimestoppers will host a gun buyback Saturday in Montgomery, offering cash for firearms to promote community safety. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 19, 2024
Prisons Reentry Alabama explores issues threatening the recidivism rate Reentry Alabama continues to discuss ways to support former inmates by improving reintegration processes. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 18, 2024
Infrastructure Alabama continues expanding broadband with $42 million in grants Gov. Ivey announced $42 million in funding for broadband expansion to 15,000 households across 23 counties in Alabama. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 17, 2024
Congress Sen. Britt speaks out online against Right to IVF Act vote Britt criticizes bringing the Right to IVF Act back to the Senate floor when searching for a “pro-family solution.” Mary Claire WootenSeptember 13, 2024
Congress Sen. Tuberville continues urging Congress to pass the SAVE Act Sen. Tommy Tuberville joined four other Republican senators to speak to the importance of a SAVE Act vote. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 12, 2024
Prisons Alabama to celebrate graduation of 55 correctional officers Gov. Ivey praised the commitment of the 55 correctional officers trainees scheduled to graduate on Thursday amid shortages. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 11, 2024
Education Alabama joins pledge to cut chronic absenteeism in half Alabama takes a pledge with thirteen other states aiming to cut chronic absenteeism in half in the next five years. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 10, 2024
Prisons Contract review brings concerns with ADOC’s progress The Legislative Joint Contract Review Committee reviewed four ADOC contracts, totaling around $2.4 million. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 6, 2024
State ALEA reports Labor Day 2024 traffic and boating statistics The Labor Day report signals the end of ALEA's "101 Days of Summer Safety" campaign. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 5, 2024
News Decatur City Council meets amid talks of mayor’s resignation Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling considers resignation as protests outside his home continue. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 4, 2024