Pre-filed bill would raise online sales tax, give new revenue to schools
That online sales tax currently lags behind the total sales tax for local purchases in most municipalities.
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Ivey signs “good time” bill into law
Under the new law, perfectly behaved incarcerated individuals will begin to earn 30 days off for each 30 days served.
Brooks, Moore vote against bill to protect victims of child sexual abuse
The act would require the FBI to use "multidisciplinary teams" in the investigation of child sexual abuse.
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See recent postsAnalysis | The gambling bill passed its first hurdle, but why is the state picking winners
Critics say the gaming bill is picking winners by limiting licensing locations. It's also protecting local businesses.
Tax exemption bill for retirees passes Alabama Senate
The bill would allow up to $6,000 in tax exemptions for taxable retirement income for Alabamians who are 65 years or older.
Bill to allow Alabama Space Guard passes Senate
A measure authorizing the inclusion of a Space National Guard within the Alabama National Guard passed in the Alabama Senate Tuesday.
Alabama Senate committee OKs bill to allow concealed carry without a permit
The bill, sponsored by state Sen. Gerald Allen, R-Tuscaloosa, now moves to the Senate for consideration.
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See recent postsAre Alabama Christians filing religious exemptions taking God’s name in vain?
More than 85 percent of Alabamians identify as Christians, and very few branches of Christianity have any instruction regarding vaccines.
Alternate prison construction bill emerges to create smaller capacity facilities
The bill, submitted Tuesday, would create two new correctional facilities within Elmore and Escambia counties, each holding up to 3,000 people.
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See recent postsAnother “guns in church” bill is coming. It will be as pointless as the previous versions
You can take your gun to church, unless the church says you can’t. There is no law that will change this. And there will never be one. That is because in America, a private business or house of worship has the right to prevent anyone from entering their premises for pretty much any reason that … Continued