COVID cases are growing again. Alabama leaders have to do something
"It's not enough to sit quietly and allow the new Delta variant to spread. State leaders have to speak up."
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Alabama has lowest percentage of COVID-vaccinated residents in U.S.
Alabama's new cases over the last two weeks have increased 80 percent.
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See recent postsLooking forward. It’s all there is
"We lost a lot of things. But they are things."
Senate votes for education budget that increases pay for educators by over $200 million
The Alabama Legislature has passed both budgets out of their houses of origin.
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See recent postsHerding turtles, power plays and some really silly ideas
"The lunacy seems to be never-ending. The people of Alabama deserve better."
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See recent postsThe COVID vaccine distribution problem in Alabama
"The distribution of vaccines to Alabama will continue to be interrupted until Alabama plays by the rules."
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See recent postsAlabama is leaving money on the table with Medicaid expansion
"With all the facts in front of us, it would be irresponsible to consider anything but fast-tracking Alabama to expansion status as soon as possible, especially during a pandemic."
COVID crushed the state’s tourism. The Alabama Tourism Department is trying to help
Coming off one of the strongest years on record in 2019, this year will likely go down as the absolute worst.
Pro-Growth Conference kicks off with Doug Jones, discussions on COVID impact and a living wage
What happens if you just give impoverished citizens $500 per month — no strings attached? Good things, it turns out. The people use that income to buy food, medicine and basic necessities for life. They take a day off work if they’re sick and actually get treatment. They quit a second, hourly-wage job that they … Continued
Governor extends mask order through Oct. 2
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday extended her “safer-at-home” order another five weeks to Oct. 2. This includes the mandate that everyone socially distance and wear masks whenever they are around people not from their immediate household. “Today with the support of Dr. Harris I am extending the Safer at Home order,” Ivey said during … Continued