Posts by Grayson Everett — Page 9

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville introduced the Secure Commercial Licensing Act to require all CDL testing be conducted only in English.

BeefPAC, the political arm of the Alabama Cattlemen’s Association, announced its support for Derek Chen for State Auditor this week.

U.S. Senator Katie Britt says reopening the federal government is her “number one” priority and accused Democrats of “playing politics."

Speaker Ledbetter joined four other Southeastern House Speakers in a push for federal action to stabilize the U.S. forestry market.

After an Alabama Muslim group called U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville's proposal to ban Sharia Law in America "unconstitutional" – he fired back.

President Donald Trump and Alabama U.S. Senator Katie Britt announced the most pro-IVF initiative in history from the White House today.

An effort to politically redistrict Jefferson County to favor black voters faces a roadblock at the federal appeals court level.

Alabama today launched the Alabama Department of Workforce (ADOW), marking the most comprehensive workforce transformation in state history.

The Alabama Rural Hospital Foundation, was formed with a mission to provide direct funding to rural hospitals across the state.

State Rep. Rhett Marques announced that his campaign has raised more than $500,000 to become Alabama’s next Republican congressman.

The U.S. Supreme Court hears a case today that could directly affect Alabama’s race-based redistricting battles.

Tombigbee Electric Cooperative will celebrate the completion of more than 4,200 miles of fiber across eight rural Northwest Alabama counties.

Vulcan Materials Company announced a top-level leadership transition on Monday that will go into effect January 1, 2026.

A male juvenile has been arrested and charged in connection with last Saturday night’s shootout in Montgomery that left two people dead.

Jerry Carl turned heads on Thursday at a congressional candidate forum when he said Donald Trump is soon to be a “lame duck” president.

As tradition, the ceremony celebrated Alabamians whose work, grit, and generosity are reshaping the state’s creative economy.

The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Board will meet today to again consider raising the central warehouse bailment fee. The agenda for today’s meeting lists “Consider increase of the Central Warehouse Bailment Fee” under other business. Such an increase would help cover costs for its new $98 million Montgomery warehouse, the agency says. The board […]

Manufacture Alabama announced its slate of judicial endorsements for the 2026 election cycle, backing six incumbent judges across the state’s three appellate courts. The pro-manufacturing trade association is endorsing the reelection campaigns of: Supreme Court Justice Brad Mendheim Supreme Court Justice Greg Shaw Court of Civil Appeals Judge Ben Bowden Court of Civil Appeals Judge […]

Marketing agency Luckie announced today that Scott Gelber is the company’s new Chief Executive Officer, marking a key leadership transition.

Tuberville weighed in on the Finebaum 2026 firestorm, saying his longtime friend would have to make a compelling case for why he’s running.

Governor Kay Ivey personally tried to reach Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed on Monday morning, but the mayor did not take the call.

Tuberville says he’s among a group of Republican senators whose phone activity was monitored during a Biden-era DOJ investigation.

In a response to Governor Ivey’s Monday directives, Reed claimed “there is no legislation that can stop that kind of evil in the moment."

Governor Kay Ivey announced a tougher state-led posture to restore order in Montgomery after a shooting left two dead and a dozen wounded.