Political leaders react to Supreme Court’s rejection of congressional map
New Congressional districts could have huge effects on Alabama's Congressional delegation.
Supreme Court rules Alabama Congressional map dilutes Black voting power
The decision will require Alabama to draw a new map that creates two districts with significant Black voting populations.
Pringle wins Shroud Award for “deadest bill” of the session
The longstanding House tradition has been on pause since the beginning of the pandemic.
Yellowhammer Fund launches “Reproductive Justice Bus Tour”
The bus tour kicks off on June 24, one year after the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
Medical Cannabis Commission to award licenses Monday
The commission is limited on the number of licenses it can issue in each category and has 90 applicants to choose from.
Gov. Ivey signs anti-ESG bill into law
It blocks governments in the state from contracting with businesses that boycott other businesses over environmental, social and governance standards.
UA to commemorate 60th anniversary of desegregation
In 1963, Vivian Malone and James Hood became the first two Black students to sustain enrollment at the university.
Huntsville population surges, decline slows in other Alabama cities
Tuscaloosa and Auburn-Opelika have seen population boons, while newer suburbs of the big four cities also showed good growth.
Governor signs historic Education and General Fund budgets
Altogether, the state's budgets represent $15 billion in appropriations.
Senate passes body cam bill
The law gives law enforcement agencies a clear process to disclose footage to the subject of the recordings.