It’s time to vote on a comprehensive gaming package
Conservative estimates suggested a comprehensive gaming package could generate roughly $750 million per year, returning lost revenue to Alabama.
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See recent postsBridging military service and education
A new law offering veterans temporary teaching certificates passed the Alabama Senate, providing a meaningful pathway to strengthen teacher recruitment efforts.
Gov. Ivey supports legislation limiting screen time for early childhood education
Gov. Kay Ivey announced support for limiting electronic screen access in childcare facilities, saying exposure risks harming critical development.
January 27, 2026
ALGOP Chairman Wahl shares statement on Gov. Ivey’s State of the State address
Chairman John Wahl said Governor Kay Ivey’s final address outlined a clear vision centered on public safety, strong families, and responsible governance.
January 14, 2026
Gov. Ivey awards $2.3M in grants to assist sexual assault victims in central and west Alabama
Governor Kay Ivey awarded nine grants totaling $2.3 million for programs assisting victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking across Alabama.
January 12, 2026
Alabama Dems: There’s money to fund SNAP but it isn’t a priority for state Republicans
Alabama Democrats called on Gov. Ivey and state Republicans to take a more active role in helping hungry families during the shutdown.
Montgomery Mayor Reed welcomes state partnership, wants holistic approach on crime
Following a weekend mass shooting, Reed said his conversation with Ivey was productive and he welcomes any assistance with fighting crime.
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See recent postsBaird’s “impeccable record” leaves Alexander City paying more, getting less
Families in Alexander City face soaring utility bills, foul water, and failed promises while Mayor Baird touts his “impeccable record.”
Gov. Ivey appoints Cynthia Almond as Public Service Commission president
Cynthia Almond steps into the role as the PSC’s new president, bringing legislative and legal expertise to regulate utilities across Alabama.
June 6, 2025
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See recent postsKay Ivey doesn’t bluff, doesn’t blink, and doesn’t back down
Alabama’s governor governs with quiet force, moving policy with conviction — on veterans, education, and public safety — while others posture.