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Wednesday, the Alabama Forestry Association released its second slate of endorsements for incumbents seeking reelection to the Alabama House of Representatives.

Tuberville

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) introduced the "Ban IRS Biometrics Act" to forbid the agency from collecting data pertaining to physical human characteristics.

The effort to bar Madison County Commission chairman Dale Strong from appearing on the upcoming Republican Party primary election ballot has failed.

Tuesday, the Alabama Senate granted unanimous approval to legislation providing tax relief for low-income earners and retirees.

A legal challenge faces Madison City Schools after a group of concerned parents last week brought a lawsuit against the district over its mask mandate.

Monday evening, Donald Trump Jr. released a fundraising email on behalf of U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks' (R-Huntsville) candidacy for the U.S. Senate.

Gov. Kay Ivey's reelection campaign on Tuesday released its latest TV advertisement which displays the governor's lack of nice words to say about President Joe Biden.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday in a 5-4 ruling halted a lower court's decision to force Alabama to redraw its congressional district map prior to proceeding with the state's 2022 elections.

The State of Alabama may move forward with its 2022 elections as the U.S. Supreme Court placed on hold a lower court's ruling that ordered the state to redraw its congressional district map.

Alabama Republican Party (ALGOP) chair John Wahl, a cosponsor of the RNC resolution, in a statement slammed Cheney and asserted that Republicans would no longer allow her actions to go unchecked.

Auburn University administration officials are actively gathering all related information regarding the stability of its football program, according to a statement the university released on Monday.

Alabama Patriots PAC, a newly-formed entity, has embarked on an aggressive advertising campaign promoting Mike Durant on television and digital platforms across the state.

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise), an original cosponsor of the bill, asserted that while some organizations are "misguided" in their approach to the southern border, other NGOs are acting with ulterior motives.

President Joe Biden's health care worker COVID-19 vaccine mandate is being met with a new legal challenge from Alabama's Attorney General.

The Auburn University Board of Trustees unanimously voted to select Christopher B. Roberts, dean of the university's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, as its 21st president.

Unionization was in the best interests of the workers employed at Bessemer's Amazon fulfillment center, claimed far-left Democratic Party leaders in early 2021.

Championed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), the bill has been met with fierce criticism from Republicans who contend that the measure fails to address the growing threats the communist regime poses to the United States.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) added his name to the list of lawmakers advocating for the change. Tuberville became a cosponsor of a bill originally introduced by U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), the Sunshine Protection Act.

Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth announced the Alabama Small Business Commission's legislative package, which consists of tax cuts, tax exemptions, paperwork reductions, and other reforms.

The Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force on Friday will host its eighth annual Alabama Human Trafficking Summit in an effort to promote public awareness of the issue.

The Alabama Forestry Association announced its endorsement of five incumbents seeking reelection to the Alabama House of Representatives.

Madison County Commission chairman Dale Strong announced the hiring of Colin Sudduth as campaign manager of his candidacy for Alabama’s fifth congressional district.

Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced two bills sponsored by State Sen. Gerald Allen (R-Tuscaloosa) aimed at further strengthening Second Amendment protections in the state of Alabama.

The implementation of education savings accounts would serve to raise the standard of K-12 education in Alabama, according to Republican gubernatorial hopeful Lew Burdette.