Questions surround medical cannabis scoring: No. 1 reportedly owed $150 million to IRS
Chicago-based Verano Holdings was given the commission's No. 1 rating under its scoring scheme.
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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].
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A man whose job it is to build is being torn down in court and the court of public opinion.
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The lawsuit surrounds the state's effort to build a free-access bridge to connect Alabama's beach cities.
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SB101 is not about being fiscally conservative but controlling vast cash resources to consolidate power.
Bills to help children benefits big tobacco, critics say
Children or teens who purchase or possess e-cigarettes could be fined and placed under juvenile court jurisdiction.
Lawmakers to raise cell phone fees to pay for 988 crisis hotline
Under proposed legislation, a family of four in Alabama would see an increase in monthly costs of around $4 up to $12 a month.
Montgomery judge blocks new state bridge, but appeal looms
ALDOT will likely ask the ALSC to stay the injunction to allow crews to resume construction.
Report: Abortion ban, Tuberville likely to cost Alabama Space Command
NBC News said the Biden administration is poised to keep Space Command in Colorado. Abortion is the main reason, but Tuberville "isn't helping."
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Following the lead of other red states, Alabama wants to punish investors in firms that follow ESG standard scoring.
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Economic development is built on infrastructure, workforce and quality of life. If one leg is uneven, the whole is unstable.