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
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
Featured Opinion Opinion | Sessions ends: Gambling left on the table "The gambling issue dominated the entire session. However, it failed in the House of Representatives." Steve FlowersJune 2, 2021
Opinion Opinion | We’re not giving up on Alabamians’ right to vote on gaming, lottery "Ending the legislative session with an opportunity missed is not just a benign lack of action." Stephanie A. BryanMay 24, 2021
Legislature House Speaker says that 2021 was a good session Despite the House's inability to pass a gambling bill, Speaker Mac McCutcheon said that the 2021 Legislative Session was a good one. Brandon MoseleyMay 19, 2021
Legislature Senate leadership “pleased” with the 2021 Legislative Session Senate President Pro Tem Greg Reed, R-Jasper, said he was pleased with the outcome of the 2021 Legislative Session. Brandon MoseleyMay 19, 2021
Legislature Speaker wishes Legislature had been able to pass a lottery-gaming bill McCutcheon said that the governor might call a special session on gambling "if there is an opportunity.” Brandon MoseleyMay 18, 2021
Legislature Gambling issue hovers over the last day of the legislative session If the House tries to take up gambling on the last day of the session, it would likely kill dozens of other priority bills. Brandon MoseleyMay 13, 2021