Abortion fund sues AG to prevent prosecution of people helping women seek abortions
Two separate suits have been filed challenging threats of prosecution against such individuals.
Plaintiffs in voting rights suit object to state’s new congressional map
The Department of Justice also expressed its own internet in the case on Friday.
Report: State Sen. Tim Melson in critical condition after heart attack
Melson underwent a life-saving liver transplant in 2009, five years before being elected to his current seat.
Court filing challenges eligibility of Medical Cannabis Commission chair
The plaintiff, Kimberly Holcomb, filed the complaint Wednesday against Stokes, asking the court to declare his chairmanship invalid.
New law addressing Alabama’s doctor shortage takes effect Aug. 1
The bill accelerates processes for out-of-state and international physicians to begin practicing in the state.
Initiatives to close Workforce, Wage Gap for women stall in session
The priorities currently are bills that would ban employers from asking job applicants about salary history and a child care tax credit program.
Court-appointed cartographer withdraws from redistricting lawsuit
The parties have until Friday to submit suggestions for a new cartographer.
Ivey announces intent to pass school voucher legislation in next session
Similar legislation has stalled thus far in the Legislature, but it has remained a priority of the Alabama Republican Party.
Legislature approves new Congressional map over objections from Democrats
With the special session adjourned, the fight over the redistricting process returns to the courts with a hearing set for Aug. 14.
House, Senate redistricting plans on a conference committee collision course
When they return to the floor this morning, the debate will be on the same maps they have already passed.