Fire at Gadsden Black Lives Matter activist’s business being investigated as arson
Gunn said he believes whoever burned his business is angry over his involvement in the movement.
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Jones: Post-election “chaos” making it harder to pass COVID aid
Congress returned to a lame-duck session on Monday, but turmoil surrounding the election outcome is frustrating negotiations on several critical pieces of legislation.
Jones “encouraged” by SCOTUS hearing on Affordable Care Act
“You can sometimes read tea leaves a little bit, so I'm encouraged,” Jones said of reports he’s read detailing the hearing.
State settles Craig Pouncey defamation suit against Mary Scott Hunter
A defamation suit filed by Pouncey against former school board member Mary Scott Hunter was recently settled with Pouncey being awarded $100,000 by the state.
Tuberville appoints Stan McDonald to chair his transition team
Stan McDonald is a Huntsville attorney and will be chair of Tuberville's transition team.
“Slipping back down that precipice:” COVID-19 surging in Alabama ahead of holidays
Rising cases and hospitalizations are all the more concerning as holidays approach and people are desperate to see their families.
Survey: Small business owners’ uncertainty increased in October
Although general optimism remained steady, uncertainty among small business owners spiked.
Alabama vs. LSU game postponed
LSU lacked the minimum number of scholarship players to be able to field a team.
Shelby unveils twelve fiscal year funding measures
Various Alabama priorities were included in the funding measures.
Alabama’s ICU bed availability at lowest point since early August
Over the last two weeks, hospitalizations have increased by 20 percent and the number of people in hospitals on Tuesday surpassed 1,200 for the first time since Aug. 19.