Now’s the time to repeal the grocery tax in Alabama
Alabama is one of only three states that taxes groceries at the full rate.
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Sen. Britt issues statement after Mexican military withdraws from Vulcan’s port
The Mexican military withdrew from Vulcan's Punta Venado port facility on Monday.
March 28, 2023
Rep. Ken Paschal sponsors bill governing unclaimed remains of military veterans
Paschal, a 21-year veteran of the U.S. Army, said House Bill 129 will complement existing state law.
March 28, 2023
Paroles director: “We aren’t interested in microchipping parolees”
A recent amendment to a bill in the Alabama House would allow the bureau to use microchips, at its discretion.
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See recent postsLaKeith Smith should teach us all a lesson
LaKeith Smith was re-sentenced to 30 years for a murder he didn't commit. The outcome in a similar case was much different.
Protestors call for external review of Alabama execution protocol
"We do not trust the Alabama Department of Corrections to properly investigate itself, and who would?" an organizer said.
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See recent postsEconomic incentives remain good for Alabama
A top priority should be raising the cap for incentives in order to stay competitive.
Sen. Britt: Space Command HQ at Redstone still best for national security
“Locating the permanent Space Command Headquarters on Redstone Arsenal undoubtedly remains in the best national security interest of the United States,” Britt said.
March 24, 2023
A million dollar move for Pardons and Paroles
An ill-advised move in 2019 will end up costing taxpayers more than a million dollars for BPP to wind up in the same building.
House unanimously approves bill targeting fentanyl traffickers
Gov. Kay Ivey urged the Alabama Senate to pass the bill quickly so she can sign it into law as soon as possible.