DOJ sues Alabama over violence, “unconstitutional” conditions in state prisons
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections
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Amid worsening COVID crisis, governor extends mask mandate with no new restrictions
Ivey said there would be no new restrictions "because we've learned to live with the virus and incorporate precautions into our daily lives.”
Mobile native, Auburn grad selected to be next secretary of defense
Austin would become the first Black person to lead the Pentagon if he is confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
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See recent postsJust do the right thing, Gov. Ivey, even if they hate you for it
"We have a bonafide emergency on our hands, and the governor has tied hers behind her back."
Alabama’s nurses “exhausted” as COVID hospitalizations reach new record high
“I think the greatest thing that the community can do is wear your mask,” Poe said.
Report shows disparities in Alabama’s criminal justice system
Those who can't afford to pay for their own defense are more likely to be convicted, the report found.
Insiders say Judge Mary Windom will run for open Supreme Court seat in 2022
Insiders tell APR Windom will run to fill the open seat currently held by Associate Justice Michael F. Bolin.
How COVID-19 has impacted Alabama government
COVID-19 has heavily affected the Alabama political world.
Roby: Congress needs deal to keep the government funded by Friday
“With only a few days left in the 2020 legislative calendar, we have much work to do here in Congress," Roby said.
“A very dire place:” UAB’s Dr. Marrazzo discusses Alabama’s COVID numbers, vaccines
“We are at a very dire place in the pandemic, and the concern is that we haven't even seen the worst of it,” Marrazzo said.