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A federal judge has extended a temporary restraining order against an Alabama abortion law, saying the court needed more time to consider how to move forward in a lawsuit brought against it.
A northwest Alabama man is suing General Motors, claiming his daughter's death was caused by an ignition switch that is the subject of a large recall.
A court ruling in Kansas could lead to Alabama enforcing part of its immigration law that has never been used.
They may be full of hiking, camping and fun on the water, but Alabama's 22 state parks are serious business when it comes to their impact on the economy.
Jim Bennett is a man of many talents, so many in fact that he could well stand alone at the top of a long list of distinguished Alabamians.
Prices for government-backed flood insurance are on the rise, and homeowners in Lee Cole's urban neighborhood will feel the pinch.
The bodies of the five people were found in the wreckage of a single-engine plane that crashed into a southwestern Colorado reservoir, authorities confirmed Monday.
Police said they're investigating a fatal stabbing in west Birmingham.
The Justice Department, no longer responsible for vetting election procedures in states with a history of racial discrimination, instead plans to proactively search the entire country for voting rights violations.
This week will see an abundance of schools out for spring break, which likely will mean more vehicles on the roadways.
About 500,000 military beneficiaries age 65 and older with chronic health conditions are being forced, starting this month, to have maintenance drug prescriptions filled by mail order rather than in local retail pharmacies.
A new study by the Tax Foundation confirms Alabama's reputation as a low tax state.
Compared to the enormous amount of money channeled from the General Fund budget to keep the state's Medicaid program and overcrowded prisons functional, $100,000 isn't a lot.
Gov. Robert Bentley and lawmakers said Friday afternoon that they had reached a compromise on funding teacher insurance in 2015, possibly clearing the way for passage of the education budget next month.
An attorney involved in a challenge to Alabama's execution methods said Friday that the Department of Corrections 'had no basis' to use a protective order to deny Freedom of Information requests from the Montgomery Advertiser and other Alabama news outlet
An attorney involved in a challenge to Alabama's execution methods said Friday that the Department of Corrections 'had no basis' to use a protective order to deny Freedom of Information requests from the Montgomery Advertiser and other Alabama news outlet
Parents with children suffering severe seizures defied the odds Thursday to get the Alabama Legislature to approve a bill allowing the use of a marijuana derivative to try to control the seizures.
The student Senate at the University of Alabama delayed considering a resolution that opposed racial segregation within the school's fraternities and sororities, a move that killed the measure for this year.
Chief Justice Roy Moore said Alabama's secretary of state should have been required to determine whether President Obama was born in the United States and qualified to be on state ballot in 2012.
Gov. Robert Bentley and lawmakers said Friday afternoon that they had reached a compromise on funding teacher insurance in 2015, possibly clearing the way for passage of the education budget next month.
Early on Thursday, the 2015 education budget for Alabama looked ready to sail out of the Legislature and on to Gov. Robert Bentley.
Funding for the National Center for Sports Safety, named in an investigation of Alabama State University finances last fall, was cut under a compromise education budget approved in conference committee Thursday.
The Senate on Thursday approved a $1.8 billion budget that includes a one-time, $400 bonus for state employees, level-funding for insurance and additional money for security enhancements and improvements in the Department of Corrections.
Funding for the National Center for Sports Safety, named in an investigation of Alabama State University finances last fall, was cut under a compromise education budget approved in conference committee Thursday.
The Senate on Thursday approved a $1.8 billion budget that includes a one-time, $400 bonus for state employees, level-funding for insurance and additional money for security enhancements and improvements in the Department of Corrections.
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