Governor Kay Ivey officially kicked off her campaign for governor Tuesday.
She said she has done her best to steady the scandal-ridden “Ship of State.”
As Lieutenant Governor, Ivey became governor last April after former governor Robert Bentley resigned amid threats of impeachment by the Legislature.
Ivey spoke at a rally in Montgomery Tuesday and emphasized economic successes like Toyota and Mazda locating in Huntsville.
A New York Times opinion column is putting Alabama’s public schools in the national spotlight, praising the state as a national leader in post-pandemic academic recovery and pointing to its accountability and early literacy policies as a model other states could follow. Opinion columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote that Alabama — along with Mississippi and Louisiana […]
Alabama’s two U.S. senators are backing new bipartisan legislation aimed at increasing transparency in the prescription drug supply chain by requiring country-of-origin labeling on medications and their key ingredients. U.S. Sens. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) and Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) have joined colleagues in introducing the Consumer Labeling for Enhanced API Reporting and Legitimate Accountability for Base […]
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