Packard, Horn answer questions at League of Women Voters Forum
The candidates talked about election security and voter access among other topics.
Medical Cannabis Commission opts against extending deadline
Commissioner John McMillan said the commission would prefer to have more time but did not want to risk "opening the bill up" to lawmakers.
Law clears driver’s license fees for homeless youth
The aim of the law is to give homeless youth access to vital documents they need to engage in programs and employment.
MyPillow CEO backs Zeigler for secretary of state
Lindell has repeatedly questioned the 2020 election, feeding into the false narrative that it was stolen.
Lawsuits designed to block new law criminalizing transgender medical treatment dropped
An attorney for the plaintiffs said she expects the lawsuits to be refiled.
Personnel file details sexual harassment allegations against Ed Packard
Packard, a candidate for secretary of state, denied the allegations and said he has "nothing to hide."
Civil Rights Memorial Center unveils “Blank Slate Monument”
The monument, created by Ghanaian artist Kwame Akoto-Bamfo, is an interactive statue that contests the narratives promoted by Confederate memorials.
NRA endorses Gov. Kay Ivey
The NRA praised her support of the permitless carry bill that passed a month ago.
Civil, LGBTQ rights groups file suit against bill banning transgender medical care
Doctors face criminal penalties including up to 10 years in prison if they continue to provide medical treatment to transgender children.
Human Rights Campaign condemns anti-LGBTQ laws
Cathryn Oakley, Human Rights Campaign state legislative director and senior counsel, called the bills “the single most anti-transgender legislative package in history.”