Attack of GreeneTrack missed key facts
A conservative columnist said GreeneTrack was violating the law. Small problem: the track had followed the guidance of the AG's Office.
Gov. Kay Ivey
Merrill: Lack of competitive races may dampen voter turnout
Secretary of State John Merrill projects a turnout between 45 and 50 percent, which could break a record in voter numbers but not percentage.
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See recent postsVoters must now turn to Gov. Ivey on gaming leadership
Without her leadership, the state's citizens will never be given the right to vote on gaming up or down.
Ivey to pursue tax rebate in upcoming session
Ivey said the state's surplus revenue is "unsustainable" and cannot be use to make permanent structural change.
Governor announces new round of appointments
The Alabama Governor’s Office has released a new round of state appointments, with each made effective immediately.
Ivey praises AHSAA rule accommodating religious requests
Ivey said the rule's adoption is a win for religious liberty.
Ivey awards $2.6 million toward road and bridge projects
The awarded money is going to 11 different projects across the state.
Ivey announces $82 million “middle mile” broadband expansion
About 13 percent of the state doesn’t currently have access to the FCC definition of broadband.
Professionals preparing Alabama for surge in electric vehicles
Professionals in the electric vehicle industry gathered in Birmingham as the number of electric vehicles on the roadway is expected to greatly increase.
Ivey discusses priorities with Montgomery Kiwanians
Ivey emphasized closing the gap between Alabama's graduation rate and its college and career ready rate.