Featured Opinion Analysis | The gambling bill passed its first hurdle, but why is the state picking winners Critics say the gaming bill is picking winners by limiting licensing locations. It's also protecting local businesses. Josh MoonMarch 10, 2022
Legislature Analysis | We already have lots of gambling in Alabama, just no revenue Critics of gambling legislation often argue they don't want gaming in Alabama. It's way too late. Josh MoonMarch 8, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | State lotteries are a Squid Game Holding a giant jackpot over the head of desperate people is an unethical way to generate revenue. Jacob HolmesMarch 8, 2022
Legislature A new plan for a lottery, sports wagering, gaming New legislation filed Thursday would bring a statewide lottery, sports wagering and five state-licensed casinos to Alabama. Josh MoonMarch 4, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Will gambling be addressed in 2022? If legislators are listening to their constituents, they are hearing one thing. Steve FlowersJanuary 26, 2022
Elections Tim James begins third gubernatorial run with fire and brimstone "And I am running for governor because I believe the leadership in this state have capitulated to the political structures that control Montgomery," James... John H. GlennJanuary 13, 2022
Legislature A new push for a comprehensive gambling bill New ads promote the economic impact of approving a comprehensive gambling and lottery bill. Josh MoonJanuary 5, 2022
Elections A Q&A with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Chris Countryman Chris Countryman is campaigning for the Democratic nomination for governor of Alabama. Brandon MoseleySeptember 6, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinion | A majority of voters want expanded gambling, lottery. There’s little opposition. Why can’t it get done? "The gambling bill would generate nearly a billion dollars in tax revenue annually and create more than 12,000 jobs. That seems worthwhile." Josh MoonSeptember 2, 2021
State A new gambling push: Statewide ads to start Wednesday The new ad campaign highlights Alabama's lost revenue and pushes voters to apply pressure to lawmakers who are standing in the way. Josh MoonSeptember 1, 2021