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Federal Court Finds Alabama's Congressional Map Discriminatory
A federal court ruling in Alabama could mean another new congressional map for the state, as a panel of federal judges found the version the state drew in 2023 violated the Voting Rights Act because it diluted the political voice of Black voters.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., has taken to social media to publicly defend a Democrat senator with whom she is friends.
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Alabama Senate passes bill to reduce sales tax on groceriesThe Alabama Senate Tuesday passed a bill to cut the state sales tax on groceries from 3% to 2%. HB 386, sponsored by Rep. Danny Garrett, R-Trussville, will fast-track a tax reduction on groceries by ...
Local businessowners are still fighting for a chance to enact legislation that protects consumers and small businesses. #housebill445 #alabamahemp #kindtimesdispensary #neartomecbd #magiccityorganics ...
Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday signed HB165 into law, declaring Juneteenth a state holiday. “Since President Trump observed ...
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Alabama Legislature passes bill that exempts baby supplies, period products from sales taxWe believe that basically everyone has a right to these products," University of Alabama student Gabrielle Gunter said.
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Alabama governor Kay Ivey sided with the state legislature by signing a bill that will overhaul the Birmingham Water Works ...
Democrats in the Alabama Senate on Wednesday drastically slowed action and GOP plans over two separate issues, one of which ...
The Legislature passed a bill to tax and restrict the sales of consumable products with cannabinoids from hemp.
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