The Alabama Department of Corrections has terminated a $1 billion health care deal with a troubled Tennessee company for what the department called a "failure to adequately fulfill its contractual duties."
The Alabama Attorney General's Office said it reached a $12.2 million agreement with Roblox, a company that operates an online gaming platform, to settle a series of lawsuits that alleged the company failed to implement security measures that could have prevented adults who used the site from taking advantage of children.
Attorneys and law professors expressed skepticism about the U.S. Department of Justice's criminal case against the Southern Poverty Law Center, with few expecting the charges to lead to sanctions against the civil rights nonprofit.
Immigration consumed the Alabama Legislature in 2025. Not this year.
A former Alabama death row inmate is seeking a new trial after finding evidence that his trial attorney was affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan.
Charles "Sonny" Burton is 75 years old. Rheumatoid arthritis keeps him in a wheelchair. He did not pull the trigger that killed Doug Battle during a 1991 robbery at a Talladega, Alabama, AutoZone, and Burton was not in the store when Battle was shot.
An Alabama House committee approved legislation making it more difficult for immigrants without legal status to be granted bail if they are charged with committing a violent crime.
Officials with the city of Tuscaloosa said they would drop a lawsuit filed against the Alabama Department of Revenue over its administration of the state's internet sales tax, known as the Simplified Sellers Use Tax.
The Alabama House of Representatives on Thursday pulled a bill that would have ended popular elections to the state utility regulation board prior to a scheduled vote.
The Republican Party of Alabama has dismissed challenges to U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville's campaign for Alabama governor and former Alabama Republican Party Chair John Wahl's candidacy for lieutenant governor.
