Opinion — Page 122

66 of the 67 counties in Alabama have reported coronavirus cases, and the total cases in the state has surpassed 2,000

The former football coach is letting you know that he isn't a politician.Which, truthfully, is pretty clear. No politician would run this busted play.

Alabama, Mississippi, and West Virginia are in a better situations for economic recovery because those with fewer cases could recover faster. 

Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth has said that "though many may find it inconvenient, her action is the best method of combatting and controlling the spread of COVID-19 in our cities, towns, and communities."

Planned pay raises for teachers and other state employees are gone. Orr noted that the budgets that are passed with be "level-funding" or close to it and hard choices will have to be made.

Governor Kay Ivey was asked during a Twitter Q&A session about why she is yet to order Alabamians to shelter-in-place

Alabama and Governor Kay Ivey as one the sole outlier in the region

Trump saying, "I want every American to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead. We're going to go through a very tough two weeks."

The US has an obligation to make sure the world knows this coronavirus is the fault of China and punish them for unleashing this on the world.

Governor Kay Ivey has released a video where she urges people to “please consider staying safe at home,” but she is yet to issue a statewide lockdown. 

The news on the coronavirus pandemic in the United States is bleak as our numbers are climbing in both cases and deaths. U.S. Representative Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) does not view all of this with a doom-and-gloom perspective and believes that as a nation, we are nearing the peak of this crisis, and then we will […]

Trump has announced that he is keeping his proposed social distancing guideline in place another month saying, "Nothing would be worse than declaring victory before victory is won. It’s very important that everybody strongly follow the guidelines."

Jackson closes the show with a “parting shot” at Governor Kay Ivey asking her to call for a shelter-in-place-order because we all know it is coming eventually.

Governor Kay Ivey WILL issue a shelter-in-place order at some point in the near future, she might as well do it now and help us get this over with.

K-12 schools need to come up with a plan for “alternative methods of instruction as established by the State Superintendent of Education”

Senators have raised concerns about the portion of the bill that allows people to get $600 additional unemployment benefits per week

Trump also discussed the possible long term effects that a shutdown could cause, saying that some people could "lose their jobs maybe to never get them back"

These people are reckless, irresponsible, and are directly causing the destruction of the American small business and the American dream.

It’s getting harder and harder to work. For some employees and businesses in Alabama, it’s not possible at all anymore. Schools, movie theaters, dental offices and all onsite dining and drinking establishments are closed by edict of state government. Jefferson County has now ordered all non-essential retail businesses closed. Production has shut down at the […]

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) voiced opposition to the coronavirus stimulus package, and then released her own

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office has informed law enforcement officials on how they can enforce health orders during the coronavirus pandemic

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and Alabama Democratic Executive Committee member Lisa Handback take you through this week’s biggest political stories, including: — Are Alabamians ready to deal with the coronavirus? — What kind of stimulus would actually help people who need it? — Why did Governor Kay Ivey delay the primary runoff election?

Why should I receive a check for $1,200 dollars and a server at a bar that was forced to close in downtown Huntsville receive the same thing?