A close-up of police lights. The Alabama Justice Information Commission Thursday threatened to revoke access to criminal justice database to four local law enforcement agencies for not reporting their crime data. (Getty)
Families of incarcerated Alabamians whose organs were harvested after their deaths demanded a meeting with University of Alabama Birmingham officials Tuesday as delays in their civil lawsuit continue to mount.
Alabama voters will decide in November whether to amend the state constitution to require school boards to adopt policies the daily recital of the Pledge of Allegiance in schools and student-led prayer, as well as the broadcast of the Star-Spangled Banner every week.
Alabama voters next month will decide whether to approve a constitutional amendment that would give county school boards the option to consolidate.
The Alabama Public Service Commission Tuesday unanimously agreed on a new process to review electricity contracts between Alabama Power and data centers.
Repeal of Alabama's grocery tax, once an effective political impossibility, has become a bipartisan issue in the fall campaign.
Federal prosecutors Wednesday filed a heavily redacted motion for summary judgment ahead of a scheduled November trial over whether violence in Alabama's prisons violate inmates' Eighth Amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
An Alabama state commission recently recommended the Alabama Legislature simplify and standardize court fees that local governments rely on but which can vary significantly from place to place.
Gov. Kay Ivey set a November execution date for a death row inmate convicted of murdering a Gadsden couple in 1991.
The Alabama Public Library Service unveiled a set of sample policies earlier this summer that they say will allow local libraries to remain in compliance with controversial administrative code changes adopted in the past two years.
