PEEHIP board talks rising insurance costs, rural hospitals, drug tariffs
The PEEHIP board navigated discussions on rising medical and pharmaceutical costs, reviewing budget allocations and future projections.
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Commerce Secretary Ellen McNair talks first year in office, 2025 plans
McNair began her tenure as Commerce Secretary on Jan. 1, 2024, after Gov. Kay Ivey appointed her.
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See recent postsWhen it comes to money, listen to David Bronner
The CEO of RSA has a proven track record. When he issues warnings and makes suggestions, we should pay attention.
Alabama lawmakers sign contract with RSA to move ahead on new State House
The contract will allow RSA to design and construct the new building, which would then be sold or leased to the Alabama Legislature.
Speaker supports decision to proceed with the construction of a new State House
"A new State House will provide much-needed public access and adequate space for Alabama’s press," Ledbetter said.
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See recent postsDr. David Bronner celebrates fifty years as CEO of RSA
David Bronner has marked his place in Alabama governmental history.
RSA takes first step towards new Statehouse building
A request for bids to build a new Statehouse was sent out by RSA on Monday.
A million dollar move for Pardons and Paroles
An ill-advised move in 2019 will end up costing taxpayers more than a million dollars for BPP to wind up in the same building.
House to consider trust fund, periodic bonuses for retired educators
The Education Retirees Trust Fund would be a fund to pay for bonuses for retired educators in the future.
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See recent postsA little of this, a little of that
This week, a little gumbo for your bowl. There’s a lot going on out there, even as Alabama reached a grim milestone. This week, the state’s confirmed COVID-19 cases crossed 100,000, with deaths rising to 1,821. Sadly, since I wrote that sentence Thursday, it’s likely we now have more than 101,000 cases and even more … Continued