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Rights groups sue state over ballot harvesting legislation

Bud McLaughlin - April 5, 2024

MONTGOMERY — A coalition of civil rights, voting rights and disability rights organizations have sued Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, Alabama’s 42 districts attorney,...

House motion of nonconcurrence sends gaming legislation to conference committee

Bud McLaughlin - April 4, 2024

MONTGOMERY - The Alabama House of Representatives passed a motion of nonconcurrence Thursday on the Senate’s gaming substitute and will send the legislation to...

Ross, Miller head to special primary runoff for House District 27

Bud McLaughlin - April 3, 2024

GUNTERSVILLE -- Jeana Ross and Alan Miller came out on top of a crowded GOP primary election field Tuesday to advance to a special...

Spending bill includes funding for UNA engineering building

Bud McLaughlin - April 1, 2024

FLORENCE – The University of North Alabama is about to have an engineering building for its students. Currently, engineering students attend classes in the Burford...

Cullman County awarded grant to repair link to interstate

Bud McLaughlin - March 29, 2024

MONTGOMERY — An emergency need to repair a heavily traveled road in Cullman County has prompted Gov. Kay Ivey to award a $300,000 grant...

Special election to decide Alabama House District 10 seat

Mike Easterling - March 25, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – The general election of 2024 is months away, but local voters can wade into the season Tuesday. A special election is set to...

Public safety service career fair set for Madison County

Mike Easterling - March 25, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – Eight public safety organizations are joining forces to recruit new recruits into their ranks. And, to fill those ranks, they are hosting...

Ivey, lawmakers release ‘Working for Alabama’ legislative package

Bud McLaughlin - March 22, 2024

MONTGOMERY – It's enough to give someone hope for the future in Alabama. A bipartisan group of the state's top elected officials - including Gov....

DEI, ‘divisive concepts’ banned from being taught, promoted in public schools, state agencies

Bud McLaughlin - March 21, 2024

MONTGOMERY -- A law that would ban "divisive concepts" from being taught or promoted has caused division around the state. Gov. Kay Ivey signed the...

Ivey signs bill to prohibit so-called ‘ballot harvesting’

Bud McLaughlin - March 21, 2024

MONTGOMERY -- Collecting absentee ballots is now a felony in Alabama, after Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation outlawing "ballot harvesting." State lawmakers gave final approval...

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