The $1.8 billion provided to Alabama through the CARES Act will be made available to the state legislature

A bill introduced by State Senator Tom Whately (R-Auburn) would require the state health officer to get approval from the governor for any restrictions issued during a State of Emergency

Now, we have various lawmakers making different proclamations about what they aren't going to do as part of their elected positions.

State Senator Tom Butler (R-Madison) has said that he and other State Senators are sending a letter to Governor Kay Ivey requesting that she consider reopening businesses like restaurants, barber shops, and salons

As the national number skyrockets, the IMHE has also upped the number of death projected for the state of Alabama has jumped from 294 earlier this week to 2,308. 

Should the government be considering releasing criminals from jail, including serial killers, over the coronavirus pandemic, and then threatening fines and jail time for not wearing a mask?

Scott Harris of the Alabama Department of Public Health remains confident that the state is taking the correct steps during the coronavirus pandemic.

Jackson closes the show with a “parting shot” at those who imply that Americans that want their country to open are hellbent on making the coronavirus pandemic worse.

Jones' bubble is dictated by his donors from New York City, California, Washington D.C. and other liberal enclaves, so he misses all of them.

7. Teen charged in Voice of Auburn Tigers Rod Bramblett’s death sentenced to house arrest Johnston Taylor, 17, has been charged with manslaughter for the death of Rod and Paula Bramblett on May 25, 2019. He has been released on bond and is to remain under house arrest, as ordered by Circuit Judge Jacob Walker […]

Governo Kay Ivey said that Alabama will likely see $1 billion in lost revenue

Retail businesses will be allowed to open, but restaurants, bars, gyms and gatherings of 10 or more people are not allowed to open under the current guidelines, but may be allowed after May 15. 

It is becoming a common attack from the Tuberville faithful that Sessions was not tough enough in going after these bad actors. That's not true.

Governor Kay Ivey is going to give an address and discuss how Alabama will reopen, and it’s anticipated that she’s going to start reopening the state on May 1

It is widely expected that Governor Kay Ivey will take to a podium tomorrow and announce that Alabama is about to be open for business — sort of. Make no mistake, it is time to start rolling towards a full reopening of Alabama’s economy but it won’t happen overnight. Alabamians did what they were asked […]

Anyone who tests positive for coronavirus and dies is listed as a coronavirus death, no matter the actual cause

Jackson closes the show with a “parting shot” at Alabama's "elite" media who aren't really all that elite, they are irrelevant and wrong about everything.

Alabama public health officials have now changed that to prevent the spread of misinformation moving forward.

Malkin went on to explain some of Tuberville’s policy positions that she says undercut both America First and President Trump.

Byrne is calling on Governor Kay Ivey to announce a “reopening timeline by Friday, April 24.”

Alabama Gov. Ivey said that the stay-at-home order will stay in place until the end of the month. 

Governor Kay Ivey has announced that she does not plan to reopen up the state today or anytime this week. In fact, when asked, public health officials made it clear they were going to try to abide by the Trump administration’s guidelines of 14 days of declining new coronavirus infections and ample testing. With this […]

A new coronavirus stimulus package, “phase 3.5,” will be a $470 billion package that’ll include funding for coronavirus testing, hospitals, economic disaster loans, and the Payment Protection Program, and details should be finalized today. 

The point is we are almost home.This state needs to know that we are nearing the end of this and the start of a reopening.