Legislature Bill to arrest librarians filed for 2025 session A bill that could have led to the arrest of librarians narrowly missed becoming law last session, but sponsors have already filed a follow-up. Jacob Holmes7 days ago
Legislature Ivey promotes bipartisanship in speech to new lawmakers Ivey highlighted "failing schools," broadband access and prisons as major issues the new class of legislators will have to address. Jacob HolmesDecember 15, 2022
Legislature Speaker nominee Ledbetter releases list of third round committee chair appointments Ledbetter has selected eight committee chair appointments in his third round of nominations. John H. GlennDecember 15, 2022
Legislature League of Women Voters launches new project to allow easy access to legislative meetings The new project, dubbed The Alabama Channel, allows for keyword searches of meetings saved on the site. John H. GlennDecember 13, 2022
Legislature Rep. Jim Hill asks ACCA members to support sentencing reform Hill said the state needs to focus on keeping dangerous individuals incarcerated while improving rehabilitation and release of others. Jacob HolmesDecember 9, 2022
Legislature Analysis | Alabama Legislature considered most conservative in U.S. The study examined over 265,000 individual votes cast by 7,400 state policymakers in 50 state legislatures. John H. GlennDecember 8, 2022
Legislature Analysis | What’s ahead for the new quadrennium? Absent a special session, the Legislature will go into its 2023 Regular Session on Tuesday, March 7. Beth LyonsDecember 8, 2022
Legislature GOP Speaker nominee Ledbetter announces second round of committee chairs Ledbetter will install the committee chairs if he is elected as Speaker by the full House, as is expected. StaffDecember 7, 2022
Legislature Mobile eye doctor Shirey brings healthcare perspective to Legislature Shirey has spent 30 years in healthcare and is the past president of the Alabama Optometric Association. Jacob HolmesDecember 7, 2022
Legislature New District 89 Rep. Paramore already familiar with the State House Paramore has spent 20 years as the director of governmental affairs for Troy University as well as a decade on the Troy City Council. Jacob HolmesDecember 6, 2022
Legislature Hulsey brings perspective to Legislature’s focus on mental health expansion Hulsey's son is on the autism spectrum, and she worked to ensure law enforcement approach people with "invisible disabilities" appropriately. Jacob HolmesDecember 2, 2022