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Attorney General Steve Marshall (R-AL), along with state appropriators and the State Personnel Department, on Thursday issued an advisory to Alabama employers regarding medical and religious exemptions to vaccination.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) joined a handful of his fellow GOP colleagues in sending a letter to U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to convey their dissent over President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate for Border Patrol agents.
State Sen. Chris Elliott (R-Daphne) has drafted a bill that would create exceptions to the mandate by prohibiting an employer from requiring an employee to receive a COVID-19 vaccination when the employee "objects to vaccination based on a religious belief or for medical reasons, including recovery from COVID-19."
As the supply chain crisis continues to plague the nation, many have urged the federal government's swift action to mitigate the issue.
State Rep. Danny Garrett (R-Trussville) said the drop in workforce participation has not gone unnoticed by state policymakers.
The University of Alabama, by way of micromobility company Veo, is providing 300 ebikes to its Tuscaloosa campus students.
ADECA on Thursday announced that Gov. Kay Ivey (R-AL) had awarded $4.85 million in grants toward new and continuing innovation-focused research.
A free, at-home kindergarten readiness program has launched in Alabama to tackle the issue of reading deficiency.
Thanks to funding from Lockheed Martin, the Space Foundation is presenting its Space in the Community Program to two Huntsville schools.
AAA Gas Prices show that in Alabama, people are spending about 69% more on gas than they were this time in 2020
Bipartisan congressional efforts are underway to allow unspent pandemic relief funds to be appropriated toward infrastructure improvements.
With more than 23 million acres of timberland in Alabama driving a $28 billion industry, proper forest management is an essential element of the state's economic policy.
The Biden administration's energy policies have come into focus of late as consumers nationwide have seen costs rapidly increase.
Vaccine mandates for federal defense contractors will adversely impact national security, according to U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL).
Breeze Airway's new Airbus A220-300 aircraft on Tuesday was on display at the company's U.S. manufacturing facility in Mobile.
The Alabama Farmers Federation (ALFA) on Wednesday announced its second slate of endorsements for lawmakers seeking reelection to the state legislature.
Joe Biden’s administration continues on a path of reckless overspending and dictatorial overreaching, and the American people are ultimately paying the price.
The Joint Legislative Reapportionment Committee on Tuesday kicked off the state's redistricting process as it advanced proposed map changes.
Some employees at United Launch Alliance in Decatur have started to protest the federal vaccine mandate put in place by President Joe Biden
Recent polling regarding vaccine mandates displayed Alabama voters' overwhelming opposition to President Joe Biden's approach of the issue.
State Sen. Clyde Chambliss (R-Prattville) said altogether the plan would save up to $1 billion if the $135 million in surplus of the general fund and the $400 million from the federal government in pandemic relief money is deducted from the total the state of Alabama would have borrowed otherwise.
State Rep. Tommy Hanes (R-Bryant) expressed his disappointment in Gov. Kay Ivey's executive order issued in response to President Joe Biden's so-called vaccination mandate.
More than 45 million Americans have been infected with the coronavirus. 730,000 sons, daughters, mothers and fathers never recovered. As the pandemic drags on, America needs a long-term game plan to deal with COVID and any new variants. If a sweeping shutdown made sense in March of 2020, it’s not an option today. The bruising […]

