Ivey announces latest round of appointments
The appointments include filling a vacancy on the Roanoke City Council.
North Alabama residents sue over water contaminated with toxic “forever chemicals”
The lawsuit is similar to others filed against companies for allowing PFAS chemicals to enter and contaminate water supplies.
Right-wing media prompts Orange Beach schools to review library books
At least three of the books appear to have been challenged for LGBTQ themes or messages.
Innovate Alabama welcomes Dr. Condoleezza Rice for State of Innovation Day
Rice joined Innovate Alabama Board Chair Bill Poole for a fireside chat and a reception at the Florentine in downtown Birmingham.
Resident voices grievances as Dothan library continues reconsideration process
A Dothan man expressed frustration with the library’s decision not to remove the book “Gender Queer” from its adult collection.
State library service launches citizen-driven “naughty list” for books
The list will not be published to the public, as it is intended to serve as a resource for librarians.
Valiant Cross Academy earns $1 million Yass Prize
Pennsylvania billionaires Jeff and Janine Yass established the award, also called the “Pulitzer for education innovation."
FAMM testifies about the need for independent prison oversight in Alabama
A poll issued by the organization found 82 percent of respondents favor independent prison oversight.
Alabama faces expanded lawsuits for discrimination against disabled children in state care
A 2022 Department of Justice report highlighted major deficiencies in education standards for disabled children in state custody.
Medical Cannabis Commission awards integrated licenses after rule changes
Time will tell whether these five awards stick, as all previous attempts to do so have been nullified after litigation.