The bill now heads to the desk of Gov. Kay Ivey, who has already signaled her approval and intent to sign the bill into law.

After three hours of holding up the legislative day, Sen. Chris Elliott relented and voted to non-concur, sending the bill to conference committee.

On Tuesday, the Alabama Senate passed HB386, introduced by Rep. Danny Garrett, R-Trussville, which would reduce the state ...

As Congressional Republicans seek out ways to give big tax breaks to the nation's wealthiest, a familiar target has emerged: ...

The House of Representatives passed SB101, a measure that would raise the age of consent for medical, dental and mental ...

As I look back at my 15 years at ADEM, I am confident Alabama’s environment is much better today than it was in 2010.

As we are currently not ranked 50th in every significant area measured, his election should guarantee that we achieve this ...

He emphasized North Alabama’s track record of supporting the Bureau’s mission and its potential for continued expansion.

“Unfortunately, mosquito-borne viruses like EEE and WNV are prevalent in Alabama’s warm and wet climate. Vaccinating is ...

U.S. Senator Katie Britt, R-Alabama, recently joined the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship Chair Joni ...

Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday recognized five outstanding Alabama companies for their international success, presenting them ...

In Alabama’s 7th Congressional District, the Republican budget puts 176,181 people on Medicaid at risk of losing their ...