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Governor Ivey Proclaims Women Veterans Recognition Day
June 12th, 2025 marks the 77th anniversary of the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act
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Alabama defeats St. Mary’s in NCAA Round Two
Will face BYU in Sweet Sixteen
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Auburn Advances to Sweet 16 in 2024 NCAA Tournament
Tigers will face No. 5 seed Michigan in Atlanta
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Senators Britt, Fischer Introduce Bill to Improve Vehicle Passenger Safety
She DRIVES bill would reduce injuries, save lives and save billions of dollars
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Week in Alabama Politics for March 22, 2025
Happy Saturday to you! Here are our top five stories for the past week on ALPolitics.com. Please share this page and ask your friends to subscribe! Bill Would Ban Chemtrails Over AlabamaHB248 Goes Before AL House Committee WednesdayAlabama Politics - News and EventsDr. Bill ChitwoodPost-Election Audit Act Passes AL
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APLS Board Issues Statement Following Thursday’s Board Meeting
Board Chair John Wahl comments on the events of the meeting
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Reps. Terri Sewell and Barry Moore Visit Storm-Damaged Communities in Alabama
Both representatives continue working with local emergency management agencies and community leaders to ensure federal support reaches those in need.
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Trump Promises Overtime Pay for Stranded Astronauts
“If I have to, I’ll pay it out of my own pocket”
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Senator Britt Supports Legislation to Enhance Competition in Federal Contracting
FOCA bill could cut costs 12% to 20% on federal projects
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Fairhope Library Funds Paused, Director Fired at APLS Board Meeting
New Acting Director will face issues related to compliance with state, federal requirements
Gornoski, Eubank Address The Gathering in Mtn. Brook
Filmmaker, author and radio host David Gornoski and Alabama Legislative Watchdogs Chair Ann Eubank spoke to The Gathering on Thursday night, March 20. Eubank began the program with the news that she has been traveling across Alabama recently speaking about how Alabama is implementing the UN’s Agenda 2030. She
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Alabama’s Anti-Cussing Bill: An Unconstitutional Overreach That Will Cost Taxpayers
Anyone in violation of this law could be charged with a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to a year in jail and a $6,000 fine. Could Granny go to jail?