Rep. Sewell secures $4 million in federal funds to address Montgomery blight
Sewell said Tuesday that the improvements will impact more than 20,000 residents and would revitalize neighborhoods.
Ivey provides update on Dolly Parton Imagination Library expansion
Ivey has said her top priority is ensuring that every child is a successful reader by the third grade.
Cannabis Commission can proceed as companies continue to poke at scoring system
Multiple companies asked a Montgomery court to halt the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission once again.
Librarians, “Read Freely” react to APLS memo
Read Freely said that is disappointing, but ultimately won’t change how local libraries operate.
Ivey announces new round of appointments
The appointments include positions on boards of registrars and tourism boards.
State library service pulls out of ALA under pressure from state government
Alabama Public Library Service Director Nancy Pack has ended the state agency's membership in the American Library Association.
Cannabis Commission changes licensing procedure, will still use third-party scores
The commission is scheduled to award cultivator, processor, dispensary, secure transporter, and state testing laboratory licenses on Dec. 1.
House Ethics Commission considers past legislation to craft new bill
The committee will begin actually crafting the new legislation in the new year, just before the start of the new legislative session.
Group of senators criticize Corizon/YesCare’s bankruptcy maneuver
Facing tens of millions in lawsuits, prison health care provider Corizon utilized a complicated bankruptcy maneuver in Texas.
Judge dismisses Birmingham Southern suit over Distressed Institution loan
Montgomery Circuit Judge James Anderson said he did not have authority to force the state to loan the college money.