State Looming TikTok ban could have consequences for Alabama businesses, content creators Some 78,000 businesses in Alabama actively use TikTok. Jacob Holmes2 days ago
Infrastructure Leaders join together to support continuing construction of West Alabama highway The need for a four-lane highway through West Alabama has been discussed for decades. StaffSeptember 6, 2023
State Gov. Ivey urges Alabamians to be ready when disaster strikes September marks “National Preparedness Month." StaffSeptember 6, 2023
Education New computing center expands innovation opportunities at UA The HPC center is planned for completion in August 2024. StaffSeptember 6, 2023
Education Applications open for K-12 grant program The lieutenant governor is statutorily responsible for creating, administering and overseeing the application process. StaffSeptember 6, 2023
Health Demands for Medicaid expansion increase amid coalition growth, new data A report by Community Catalyst in collaboration with Cover Alabama last week found that Medicaid expansion would greatly benefit the working class. Patrick DarringtonSeptember 5, 2023
Health Affidavits center on violation of Open Meetings Act by Cannabis Commission The affidavits are believed to center on if AMCC violated the state's Open Meetings Act during executive session. Bill BrittSeptember 5, 2023
State Clean Up Alabama quotes Hitler in July email An Indiana chapter of Moms for Liberty came under fire nationally for using the same quote in a June newsletter. Jacob HolmesSeptember 4, 2023
Prisons Rising death toll in Alabama prisons: 3 more amid silence from ADOC APR reached out to ADOC to confirm several deaths but the public agency never responded. Patrick DarringtonSeptember 1, 2023
State Medical Cannabis Commission issues stay on recently approved licenses The decision comes as AMCC is embroiled in multiple lawsuits connected to flaws in their application process. Patrick DarringtonSeptember 1, 2023
State Alabama Library Association condemns growing number of censorship attempts ALA also noted an increase in public harassment, verbal attacks and threats to library employees and board members. Jacob HolmesSeptember 1, 2023