Alabama executes Keith Edmund Gavin for 1998 murder
Gavin was convicted of the 1998 murder of William Clayton Jr., who was shot outside of a bank in Centre.
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Odd series of events could see new rep in HD52 by August
With a GOP challenger dropping out, ALGOP has until July 31 to name a new candidate or allow Datcher to be sworn in.
Kelvin Datcher wins HD52 runoff, will replace John Rogers
Datcher will be HD52's first new representative in more than 40 years.
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It's unlikely that the reprehensible assassination attempt significantly impacts the '24 presidential race. But the economy will.
The legal battle over medical marijuana drags on
A plaintiff claims the AMCC repeatedly violated state laws and asked the legislature for immunity. The AMCC says it should all go away.
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We know the solution to our labor and delivery problems. Our lawmakers lack the courage to implement it.
Minority Leader Anthony Daniels stands beside indicted House member
Anthony Daniels asked that people wait on the facts before passing judgment on Rep. Kelvin Lawrence, who was charged with two felonies on Tuesday.
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Montgomery resident have demanded that Mayor Reed "do something" about crime. On Tuesday, he explained they're doing a lot.
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Many of the goals of Project 2025 should sound very familiar to Alabamians.
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