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Alabama Civil Justice Reform Committee endorses Justice Brad Mendheim
The group praised Justice Mendheim's conservative judicial philosophy and his commitment to interpreting Alabama law exactly as written.
January 20, 2026
Alabama home sales drop 3 percent in December amid seasonal trends
Despite the drop, experts noted the market remained balanced and year-over-year sales figures stayed higher, with median prices reaching $245,615.
January 20, 2026
Sen. Britt requests DOT funding to complete I-10 Mobile bridge project
Senator Katie Britt urged the Transportation Secretary to resolve remaining obstacles, pushing the complex Mobile River Bridge project toward construction.
January 20, 2026
Sen. Billy Beasley seeking new term representing District 28
Democratic State Sen. Billy Beasley announced his bid for reelection, citing a proven track record including securing millions for Tuskegee University and protecting independent pharmacies.
January 20, 2026
Kenneth Traywick speaks out after 35-day hunger strike at Bullock prison
The prison reform advocate called his 35-day strike a “failure” after ADOC met none of his demands before medical issues forced him to stop.
Rep. Moore receives Trump endorsement for Senate bid
Moore, who’s been polling behind Attorney General Steve Marshall, said he was “truly honored and thankful” for Trump’s endorsement.
Rep. Barry Moore qualifies for U.S. Senate race
Qualifying for the Senate, Moore spoke about ushering in an “American Golden Age,” stressing his loyalty and experience under President Trump.
January 19, 2026
Sen. Britt secures $50.7M for Alabama in FY26 spending package
Sen. Katie Britt, R-Alabama, secured over $50 million for state projects across three major spending bills, targeting infrastructure, space exploration, and law enforcement.
January 19, 2026