Alabama AG backs South Carolina in race, sex education lawsuit
Marshall joined a 17-state amicus brief in support of South Carolina's Department of Education against a civil rights lawsuit.
Rep. Sewell cosigns amendment to limit presidential immunity
Rep. Sewell backed an amendment to ensure no government official, including the president, is immune from criminal prosecution for official acts.
Alabama federal lawmakers respond to partial release of frozen education funds
The partial release of withheld education funds drew support from Trump ally Senator Katie Britt and criticism from Representative Terri Sewell.
Wes Allen asks Alabama recipients of Ponzi scheme funds to return money
Wes Allen urged recipients of an alleged $140 million Ponzi scheme to return funds to ensure victims could be made whole.
Rep. Sewell highlights vote against 2026 defense appropriations bill
Sewell’s office criticized the bill’s failure to include $300 million for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative.
Gov. Ivey announces second round of 2025 Rebuild Alabama infrastructure grants
Ivey awarded over $3.7 million in state funding for 12 road improvement projects across Alabama as part of the Rebuild Alabama Act.
Sen. Britt celebrates bill to address snapper, tuna poaching clearing Senate
The legislation passed the Senate on Monday and now progresses to the U.S. House. It aims to protect Alabama’s fishermen and combat cartel-backed poachers.
Bill reintroduced to enhance religious exemptions for vaccinations, mask-use
This bill, entitled the Alabama Conscientious Right to Refuse Act, cited "reasons of conscience, including religious convictions" as legally protected justifications.
Alabama law professor, legal panel talk SCOTUS term’s lasting impacts
Legal experts, including an Alabama law professor, gathered to discuss the lasting impacts of the Supreme Court’s recent rulings on major cases.
Attorneys discuss shifting legal landscape for Alabama’s immigrants
Trump’s immigration crackdown ripples through Alabama as workplace raids, detentions surge, and legal experts warn of dire consequences for civil liberties and the state economy.