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al.com reported Thursday that the governor's office had refused to answer questions about her health or whereabouts over the last week. → Read More
Katie Britt accused Brooks of wanting to turn the debate into a "circus." Brooks' campaign accused Britt of hypocrisy. → Read More
The Bay Minette Republican had served in the Alabama House of Representatives since 1980. → Read More
Harris said in a statement he is experiencing mild symptoms and stressed the importance of both vaccinations and boosters. → Read More
The bill is likely to run afoul of the Supremacy Clause in the U.S. Constitution. → Read More
The $8.2 billion education budget is the largest in nominal terms in state history. The budget will give all teachers a raise of at least 4% next year. → Read More
The plan counts on continued economic growth to make up the losses in revenue. → Read More
The budget will include teacher pay raises, funding for reading and math coaches, and increases in money for classroom supplies. → Read More
The execution took place after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal over whether Smith had a proper way to choose an alternate death method. → Read More
An attorney, Chase Tristian Espy, working in Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey’s office was arrested on a charge of child solicitation Wednesday night. → Read More
The law as drafted does not allow cultivator licenses to be issued until September 2022. → Read More
License applications could take weeks to process, and selections may be limited. → Read More
Launched into politics by his father's murder, John Patterson became a national face of white Alabama defiance against the civil rights movement. → Read More
The law will make medical cannabis available for 15 different conditions. → Read More
The plans have drawn strong opposition in communities getting the prisons and a good deal of unease from the Alabama Legislature. → Read More
The House Health Committee cut down the number of covered conditions and required a single flavor for edibles, but did not attack the core of the bill. → Read More
The measure would allow private businesses to deliver limited quantities of beer, wine, and liquor to individuals. → Read More
The Senate will take up lottery proposals after a comprehensive gambling bill failed. But the politics remain difficult. → Read More
Several bills pending in the legislature would hem in some of the governor's emergency powers. Ivey has been skeptical. → Read More
The measure brought protests from transgender youth and supporters, who said the treatments were critical to their well-being. → Read More