Election year observations
Sen. Shelby and Gov. Ivey are unquestionably the two most powerful political people in the state.
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Alabama groups urge Secretary of State to publish uniform polling place list
Merrill said his office does not maintain the polling place lists and that the law requires county officials to post those lists.
Merrill to appeal voter list ruling; federal judge denies fee request
The case originated when Merrill refused to provide voter lists that a federal court deemed public records.
Jefferson County coroner confirms death of incarcerated man on Friday
At least 14 other individuals have died across Alabama's prison system this October.
Time is almost up for absentee ballot applications
Deadlines for applying for an absentee ballot and returning ballots are quickly approaching.
As COVID-19 wanes, UAB doctors warn of potential “triple-demic”
Although COVID-19 has been on a decline, UAB doctors say the return to normal activity has brought back a surge in flu and RSV.
Poll: Republicans expected to gain majority in U.S. House of Representatives
Republicans are expected to gain control in the lower chamber, according to a recent nationwide poll.
Education scorecard shows how Alabama districts held up during pandemic
Alabama performed well compared to 28 other states, losing about one month in math and staying steady in reading.
Gov. Ivey tapped for Alabama Auto Manufacturing Group’s Hall of Fame
The group named Gov. Kay Ivey to its Hall of Fame at a Thursday night dinner in Birmingham.
October 31, 2022
Ivey urges voters to support “Aniah’s Law” on Election Day
The law would give judges the power to deny bail to people charged with first-degree offenses.