Republican incumbent battles Democrat business leader for Huntsville’s Senate seat
With such an even split between party loyalty, both candidates emphasized local issues to APR over party politics.
Alabama Libertarian Party hopeful for strong showing despite obstacles
The party’s performance will be one thing to watch on a ballot that remains otherwise uncompetitive in many races.
Alabama groups urge Secretary of State to publish uniform polling place list
Merrill said his office does not maintain the polling place lists and that the law requires county officials to post those lists.
As COVID-19 wanes, UAB doctors warn of potential “triple-demic”
Although COVID-19 has been on a decline, UAB doctors say the return to normal activity has brought back a surge in flu and RSV.
Education scorecard shows how Alabama districts held up during pandemic
Alabama performed well compared to 28 other states, losing about one month in math and staying steady in reading.
Ivey urges voters to support “Aniah’s Law” on Election Day
The law would give judges the power to deny bail to people charged with first-degree offenses.
Ivey named first Cognia “STEM champion”
Gov. Kay Ivey in 2020 created the Alabama STEM Council to expand STEM education opportunities in the state.
GE Auburn unionization effort canceled days before vote
The unionization attempt was part of a nationwide effort to unionize workers at General Electric factories.
Attorney: Most parole hearings have become a waste of time
Birmingham attorney Matthew A. Bailey said clients he was once confident would be granted parole are now a "coin toss."
Alabama Supreme Court upholds removal of Talladega probate judge
The court found "clear and convincing evidence" of Jinks' alleged racist and sexually inappropriate behavior.