Legislature Alabama Senate passes bill to improve log truck weighing efficiency SB110 would reduce log truck weigh station delays and establish an appeals process for weight citations. Mary Claire Wooten / April 2, 2025
Alabama House to vote on bill for voluntary firearm storage program The Houston Hunter Act promotes voluntary and temporary firearm storage to reduce suicide rates for residents. Mary Claire Wooten / April 1, 2025
Sen. Tuberville, Britt join attempt to mandate E-Verify for employers A new bill proposes making E-Verify mandatory nationwide to ensure compliance with employment laws Mary Claire Wooten / March 28, 2025
Proposed bill would give ABC regulatory authority over some Delta-8 products Rep. Whitt filed HB455 last week amidst an ongoing attempt for Alabama lawmakers to regulate the psychoactive cannabinoids. Mary Claire Wooten / March 27, 2025
Rep. Sewell advocates for Alabama’s trade interests in House subcommittee Sewell raised concern about Alabama’s trade stability during a Trade Subcommittee meeting on Tuesday. Mary Claire Wooten / March 26, 2025
Supreme Court weighs Louisiana redistricting case The high court heard a similar case in Alabama in 2023, which led to a second district that could elect a Black lawmaker. Mary Claire Wooten / March 25, 2025
Alabama House votes to eliminate state sales tax on essential items The bill would eliminate sales tax on diapers, baby formula and menstrual products, saving taxpayers $13 million annually. Mary Claire Wooten / March 21, 2025
Senate committee approves bill allowing virtual parole hearings for inmates Under current law, inmates are not permitted to attend their parole hearings. Mary Claire Wooten / March 20, 2025
Supporters and opponents of child abuse procedure bill speak at public hearing HB340 states that DHR must notify families of rights and improve transparency, but faces opposition over inhibiting investigations. Mary Claire Wooten / March 20, 2025
Alabama Senate passes Second Chance bill SB156, which failed on its first vote, was reconsidered and passed before the Senate adjourned Tuesday. Mary Claire Wooten / March 19, 2025