Continuing resolution met mixed votes from Alabama’s delegation
Congress passed a short-term spending plan to avoid a government shutdown despite mixed support from some Alabama leaders.
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Tuberville folds on Lt. Gen. Clark after his promotion blockade crumbles
Tuberville finally dropped his hold on the promotion of Lt. Gen. Ronald P. Clark, a key aide to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
UA College Democrats plan to protest Trump’s Tuscaloosa visit
This will be Trump's second visit to Bryant-Denny after he attended a matchup between UA and LSU in 2019.
Officials celebrate $22 million in funding to overhaul Ardmore sewer system
Leaders from the various state, federal and local agencies took part in a check ceremony.
September 26, 2024
Federal court blocks SB 1, protects voting access for disabled voters
Ruling prohibits Alabama from restricting assistance for disabled, blind, and low-literacy voters in 2024 election.
Group sues Chey Garrigan, Alabama Cannabis Industry Association for fraud
Avail Professional Services accused Garrigan and her start-up, the Alabama Cannabis Industry Association, of engaging in fraud, misrepresentation, and breach of contract.
Gov. Ivey clarifies: no plans to deploy National Guard in Birmingham
State Rep. Juandalynn Givan said Monday that Birmingham is “one step away from having to call in the National Guard.”
Sen. Britt introduces new bill to add warning labels to social media
The so-called "Stop the Scroll Act" would require social media platforms to add a warning label.
Troy Chancellor Hawkins reflects on diversity, legacy at university
Hawkins, who has served as chancellor at Troy since 1989, is the longest-serving chief executive of a public university in the United States.
Rep. Sewell honors victims of Birmingham’s Five Points South shooting
"The members of this body cannot continue to sit by as family after family, community after community are torn apart," Sewell said.
September 25, 2024