Courts Judge hears suit alleging involuntary servitude in Alabama prisons The state argues that prison discipline for failing to work does not constitute involuntary servitude. Jacob HolmesJuly 30, 2024
Opinion Opinion | Working at state and federal levels to oppose government mandates For employers, pharmacy benefit companies provide much-needed flexibility that makes it easier to offer coverage to their employees. Probate Judge Ryan RobertsonNovember 6, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Explaining Alabama’s state grocery tax reduction Here's what it covers and what it doesn’t. Carol GundlachSeptember 22, 2023
Opinion Opinion | Dividing church and state; uniting faith and reason Zwingli and the other reformers showed that engaging in debate about faith was intellectually progressive. Will SellersJanuary 9, 2023
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
Governor Ivey announces new round of state appointments All appointments are effective immediately. StaffJanuary 31, 2022
Opinion Opinion | Breaking the partisan gridlock: teacher, state employee pay raises With Democrats and Republicans both in support and prioritizing these pay raises, I believe we will see them become a reality. Craig FordJanuary 25, 2022
State State employee combined charitable campaign tops goal Thanks to the generosity of state employees across Alabama, the SCC raised $793,33.01, surpassing its goal of $780,000. StaffJanuary 25, 2022
Corruption Former Athens City School superintendent pleads guilty to defrauding state Holladay faces up to five years in prison and large fines after pleading guilty. Eddie BurkhalterDecember 17, 2021
State Governor awards grants to enhance outdoor recreation The Recreational Trails Program is funded through the Federal Highway Administration. StaffNovember 9, 2021