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State Senators Chris Elliot’s (R-Mobile) and Arthur Orr’s (R-Decatur) bills that are meant to block President Joe Biden’s vaccination mandate in Alabama has been approved by the Senate General Fund Committee

Alabama is working to protect federal contract workers from President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate through Attorney General Steve Marshall’s lawsuit against the mandate

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

State Senator Chris Elliot (R-Daphne) will bring up a bill that would protect people’s ability to be exempt from getting the coronavirus vaccine due to medical and religious reasons

AAA Gas Prices show that in Alabama, people are spending about 69% more on gas than they were this time in 2020

Some employees at United Launch Alliance in Decatur have started to protest the federal vaccine mandate put in place by President Joe Biden

I wanted Governor Kay Ivey to issue an executive order or allow the legislature to act on a vaccine mandate ban that would “protect” Alabama workers. She didn’t really do that, but what she announced yesterday looks good, right? The federal government’s overreach has given us no other option, but to begin taking action, which […]

Citizens and members of the legislature have been pushing for Governor Kay Ivey to include a vaccine mandate ban in the upcoming special session, but Ivey instead issued an executive order meant to fight President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate. 

Alabama Republican Party chairman John Wahl has discussed the importance of bringing legislation up to block the federal vaccine mandate in the state, and advocated for this to be taken up in the redistricting special session

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

For the second year, holiday spending will likely be higher than ever before in Alabama, with projections this year reaching almost $15 billion, which would represent a 7% growth compared to last year

White House is expecting the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine to be approved for children ages 5-11 within the next couple weeks, and now they’re preparing plans to provide the vaccine to these children

Governor Kay Ivey has the power to stop this insanity, stop the firings, stop the lost careers, and stop the harm to families.

"Black Hawk Down" pilot Mike Durant has officially announced that he’s running for U.S. Senate in Alabama.

As expected, U.S. Representative Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) has continued to lead in the U.S. Senate race in a new Club for Growth PAC poll that’s been released

Rules for thee, not for Ds

These are the people insisting that anyone who has had enough of ineffective mask mandates is a villain, while they ignore their rules and then the media ignores them ignoring their rules.

State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris recently appeared on Alabama Public Television’s “Capitol Journal” where he discussed the push for the Alabama Legislature to pass a ban on vaccine mandates, and he’s hesitant to support something of that nature.

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

State Senator Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) expressed that the easiest way to handle this issue is by following the lead of Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R).

Governor Kay Ivey has called a special session for the Alabama legislature to handle redistricting in the state.

For a serious attempt at a vaccination mandate ban in Alabama to be made, Gov. Kay Ivey will have to allow legislators to discuss it in the upcoming special session.

State Rep. Sorrell wants Ivey to step up to the plate, "I want to publicly call on Governor Kay Ivey to include medical freedom bills in the call of her special session."

AAA has reported that in Alabama, the average gallon of gas is currently at $3.01. In only a week, the average has increased by 12 cents, and this has been the sixth-highest increase in gas prices across the country.

Deputy director of the Legislative Services Agency Kirk Fulford has said that in Alabama, $30.3 billion in COVID-19 relief has gone directly to residents of the state, while the state overall has received $46.8 billion in relief funds