Alabama invests $30M in SEEDS Act to enhance 8,400 acres for economic growth
This ambitious initiative marks a new chapter in Alabama's economic development.
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Bill Britt is editor-in-chief at the Alabama Political Reporter and host of The Voice of Alabama Politics. You can email him at [email protected].
Justice Stewart leads Chief Justice race with 22 percent margin
Stewart's campaign has also received substantial backing, highlighted by endorsements from 23 district attorneys across Alabama.
Alabama Medical Association urges reevaluation of court’s IVF embryo ruling
The immediate cessation of IVF services by UAB, Alabama's largest health system, underscores the ruling's chilling effect.
ALSC ruling on frozen embryos sparks legal uproar
The court has effectively extended the legal protections afforded to minors to include frozen embryos.
AMCC sued for dodging full discovery answers, evading deposition responsibilities
The heart of the controversy pivots on the commission's alleged misuse of privilege to evade discovery and deposition requests.
Analysis: Bill to overhaul Ethics Act risks boosting corruption, weakens oversight
This change would fundamentally undermine the Ethics Commission's independence, compromising its ability to function.
Sen. Britt advances bipartisan bill to protect Coast Guard against sexual assault
This pivotal legislation mandates the implementation of a "safe-to-report" policy within the Coast Guard.
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This television ad buy by Give Alabama a Voice is not just a campaign; it's a clarion call for empowerment, urging lawmakers to heed the will of the people.
Senate committee advances bill to restrict ballot harvesting
The State Government Affairs Committee approved the bill, sponsored by Sen. Garlan Gudger, R-Cullman.