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Alabama Legislative Black Caucus Calls for Special Session on SNAP
Has requested that Governor Ivey convene a Special Session of the Alabama Legislature on Monday, November 3 to tap State reserves to sustain SNAP
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McKee, Project Dynamo on the ground in Jamaica
Nearly 4,000 pounds of critical aid (MREs, baby formula, tarps, water purification systems, medical kits, and hygiene items) are en route
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BREAKING: Two Judges Order SNAP Money to Continue as Alabama Braces
Birmingham, Montgomery, other cities and local groups step up where State can’t
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Hill Unveils “What’s for Supper?” Plan to Require Beef Origin Labels
“What’s for Supper?” plan would expand consumers’ right to know, support local ranchers, add transparency to the meat supply chain
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Auburn Students Brave Rain to Press GOP Chairman on Issues
“The Alabama Republican Party is not going to surrender our college campuses to liberal professors or one-sided ideology”—John Wahl
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LaCour Confirmed as Federal Judge for the Northern District of Alabama
Previously served as Alabama’s Solicitor General since 2019
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Shelby County Young Republicans Host Chen, Hudson in Helena
Alabama State Auditor candidate Derek Chen and U.S. Senate candidate Jared Hudson were both well received by the group
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Pat Bishop Addresses Alabama Federation of Republican Women
Focused on themes of family values, education, fiscal responsibility, growth, honoring Veterans and public safety
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Rightside Radio Announces New Hosts
Conservative radio veterans Allison Sinclair and Amie Beth Shaver will join Justin “JP” Plott in the Rightside studio beginning November 3
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Colbert County Sheriff Backs Jay Mitchell for Alabama Attorney General
“Jay Mitchell is the kind of leader law enforcement can count on“—Sheriff Eric Balentine
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New Mayors, City Leaders Gather in Montgomery for State-Mandated Training
The Alabama Municipal Official Training Act requires municipal officials to have annual training on ethics, budgeting, transparency, other topics
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House Oversight AutoPen Report: Cover-Ups, Gaslighting, Invalid Pardons and DoJ Referrals
DoJ referral raises possibility of criminal prosecutions and invalidation of the executive acts—specifically pardons—now called into question