State Alabama’s gambling problem: Barrels of money and no regulation The piles of money hauled in from illegal gambling in Alabama are unbelievable. Josh MoonApril 16, 2024
Opinion Opinion | If Alabama is going to have a lottery, it needs to be an education lottery It is worth noting that every state that borders Alabama has a successful education lottery. Alan BakerApril 9, 2024
Legislature Gambling legislation heads to committee: “A lot of what we do defies all logic” Lawmakers from each house will attempt to work out a compromise gaming bill, with $1.2 billion annually in the balance. Josh MoonApril 5, 2024
Opinion Opinion | Without the lottery, Alabama is losing If some legislators have their way, this opportunity will die. Now is your chance to be heard. Rex JonesApril 4, 2024
Legislature House v. Senate: A comparison of two gambling bills For the same number of gambling locations around Alabama, the House bill generates some $600 million more annually than a Senate bill. Josh MoonApril 2, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | How did gambling get so screwed up in Alabama? Overrun with illegal gambling. Little revenue from legal gaming. Sending other states' kids to college. How did this happen? Josh MoonMarch 25, 2024
Legislature Alabama citizens will most likely be denied a chance to vote on gambling Because of special interests and out-of-state meddling, Alabama citizens likely won't get a chance to vote on gambling, losing out on billions in revenue. Josh MoonMarch 22, 2024
Legislature Senate passes stripped down gaming bill; the real fight starts now The House and Senate must try to come together and hammer out a compromise gambling bill. Josh MoonMarch 8, 2024
Opinion Opinion | What a stupid, stupid day Tuesday was in the Alabama Senate Alabama lawmakers think you're stupid. And they're working hard to make sure you stay that way. Josh MoonMarch 6, 2024
Legislature The gambling fight gets messier Substitute bills and lots of new ideas seem destined to sink the gambling legislation, denying Alabamians an opportunity to vote. Josh MoonMarch 5, 2024