State Rep: Lee County DA’s past cases should be reviewed by AG, DOJ
Rep. Jeremy Gray, D-Opelika, wants the AG’s office or DOJ to examine all of the DA's previous cases for similar issues.
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SCOTUS majority seems likely to uphold Affordable Care Act
The U.S. Supreme Court will return to hear more arguments in the case on Nov. 30.
ALGOP chief of staff Harold Sachs dies after battle with COVID
Sachs was diagnosed with double pneumonia and admitted to Crestwood Hospital in Huntsville in October. He was placed on a ventilator over the weekend.
Chancellor appoints three to top spots at Alabama community colleges
Chancellor Jimmy Baker on Tuesday announced the appointment of three presidents to state community colleges.
Sewell expects Congress will pass another coronavirus stimulus package
Sewell said that economic stimulus is likely to include more checks for individuals as well as help for small businesses.
Trump supporter Perry Hooper to join Trump’s “investigative team” in Nevada
There has been no evidence of widespread voter fraud that could have altered the result of the election.
Lowe’s will locate distribution center in Bessemer
The bulk distribution facility will allow Lowe’s to provide quicker deliveries to customers across Alabama and the Southeast.
Sewell named winner of manufacturing award
"She is a true advocate for manufacturers as a leading member of the Ways and Means Committee," said MEMA President and CEO Bill Long.
Lee County DA arrested on second perjury charge
The arrest was based on a complaint filed by Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office, charging him with first-degree perjury.
UAB doctor: Pfizer vaccine promising, but masks, social distancing needed as cases rise
Dr. Paul Goepfert said the announcement was “extremely good news” but said social distancing and wearing masks need to continue.