Mike Rogers won’t vote for Jim Jordan, wants to work with Democrats
Rogers has said that he's firmly against Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan as speaker, and he's not budging.
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Alabama lawmakers set to receive pay raise
Thanks to a constitutional amendment approved by voters in 2012, lawmakers' salaries are tied to median income levels.
Cannabis Commission set to propose rules changes for application process
The proposed rules changes are likely tied to ongoing litigation over the Commission's flawed application process.
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See recent postsADP leaders will work toward new bylaws, but old problems remain
ADP's leaders will work towards writing new, more inclusive bylaws, but there remains plenty of skepticism.
Alabama House Minority Leader condemns Hamas attack
Daniels called the attacks cowardly and said he stands with the people of Israel.
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See recent postsIn police shooting, Decatur police, city officials have some explaining to do
Videos of the shooting by Decatur police of Stephen Perkins have raised questions that need to be answered truthfully.
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See recent postsAlabama’s kids face lots of problems. Libraries aren’t one.
Our elected leaders keep focusing on phony issues because they have no idea how to solve the real ones.
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See recent postsAfter months of bickering, a new Magic City Classic deal is finally signed
Alabama A&M finally signed a reworked, four-year deal. The delays cost the schools $400,000.
Federal court to hear arguments over state’s proposed congressional voting maps
The three-judge panel will hear objections from a variety of parties who are unhappy with the three proposed maps.
Supreme Court declines to hear Toforest Johnson case
Johnson now must try to convince state and lower federal courts to overturn his questionable murder conviction.