Congress Moore, Palmer, Tuberville sign onto letter to DOJ about non-citizen voting Three members of Alabama’s delegation signed onto a letter asking the Department of Justice about noncitizen voting. Chance Phillips9 hours ago
Congress Sewell to welcome Congressional Black Caucus Institute to Birmingham The CBCI is hosting a series of town halls and mobilizer trainings across the nation on the most pressing matters of democracy and racial... StaffAugust 4, 2023
Congress Sen. Katie Britt recovering after health scare Britt was hospitalized in Montgomery over the weekend but is now recovering at home. Josh MoonAugust 1, 2023
Congress Criticism of Tuberville growing louder Criticism of Tuberville's hold on military promotions is coming from all corners. Josh MoonJuly 31, 2023
Congress Sen. Britt votes for National Defense Authorization Act The two chambers are expected to take the bill to a Conference Committee to work out differences. StaffJuly 31, 2023
Congress Sewell releases employer lineup for 12th annual Montgomery job fair This year’s job fair will feature over 80 employers from 10 industries. StaffJuly 28, 2023
Congress Britt advances key funds for improvements on Alabama’s waterways The Fiscal Year 2024 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Act now moves to the full Senate for consideration. StaffJuly 26, 2023
Congress Jim Jordan pushes FBI move to Huntsville The recommendation implies moving FBI headquarters to Huntsville would stop the bureau from committing crimes. Samuel StettheimerJuly 25, 2023
Congress After military spouses blast Tuberville, the Farmers Federation honors him Tuberville has come under fire for failing to honor a pledge to donate his senate salary to veterans organizations. Bill BrittJuly 25, 2023
Congress Britt advances key funds for Alabama infrastructure projects The FY 2024 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill now moves to the full Senate. StaffJuly 25, 2023
Congress Sen. Britt secures critical funding increase to support at-risk children The increase would raise the total funding for Child Advocacy Center programs from $41 million to $50 million. StaffJuly 20, 2023