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The Congressional delegation is praising the accomplishments of rump ahead of his first State of the Union Address in his second term.
Alabama House Majority Leader Paul Lee announced today that he has appointed State Rep. James Lomax to serve as Majority Whip.
Anniston Army Depot, one of largest in Alabama, is set to receive the most funding in decades – courtesy of Rep. Mike Rogers.
Alabamians will be bringing home more money than ever this tax season thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts, Sen. Tuberville writes.
"This is why the SAVE America Act is so urgently needed, and why it builds on the commonsense principles in the SAVE Act," Moore writes.
Tuberville sent a message to drug cartel members in Mexico not to harm any Americans who are currently present in the country.
Former Baldwin County Sheriff Hoss Mack endorses Sen. Chris Elliott for reelection ahead of the May 19 Republican primary election in Alabama
Tuberville thinks the U.S. Supreme Court got it wrong in their recent decision on President Donald Trump's "liberation day" tariffs.
The Roberts food truck inspection bill passed the Alabama Senate and now moves to the House. SB 197 would standardize inspection requirements
Barry Moore Congressional Art Competition opens for Alabama First District students, with winning artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol for
University Beach developer Kent Donahue outlines construction timeline, bond financing, and Sapphire Bay outcome during Northport meeting
Speaker Ledbetter has a longtime friend to the Alabama State House during an intense week for the Republican Caucus: Governor Tuberville.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt believes that the TVA is making the right decision when it comes to extending the life of two coal plants.
Former Secretary of State John Merrill announced that he’s officially running for Chairman of the Alabama Republican Party.
Attorney General Steve Marshall wants to work with the Trump administration to stop any federal funding of sex-change procedures on children.
Alabama lawmakers advance HB300 and SB19 to eliminate deductibles and copays for certain breast and prostate cancer screenings.
The Alabama House of Representatives passed new state environmental standards, sending the bill to Governor Kay Ivey's desk.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) isn't buying the arguments against voter ID laws from his colleagues on the other side of the aisle.
The Alabama House rejected a proposal that would have exempted certain corporate aircraft from property taxes.
The Alabama Senate unanimously passed SB242 sending a bill to the House that would require commercial drivers to be proficient in English.
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday signed the App Store Accountability Act, into law requiring parental consent before minors can download apps.

