Alabama’s federal lawmakers discussed the state’s health care system, rural hospitals and agricultural issues Saturday at the Business Council of Alabama’s annual Government Affairs Conference.
With the pandemic-era pause on student loan payments lifted and debt levels at a record $1.7 trillion nationwide, attention is now turning to the growing
In a back-to-school video posted on social media, Ivey challenged students to embrace the new academic year with courage and purpose: “Be bold enough to raise your hand. Be kind enough to lift someone up. Be brave enough to fail … “
The Alabama Cooperative Extension System has launched a statewide survey to better understand the needs of communities across the state’s 67 counties.
Towns and military bases in Alabama could receive millions for projects ranging from fire department funding to water system improvements to construction at military bases after the U.S. Senate passed its first funding bills Friday.
Applying to college can be daunting — filling out applications, paying fees, writing essays. Then waiting, often with uncertainty, to see if the college says
The state board that oversees the Alabama Music Hall of Fame voted on Wednesday to terminate its executive director, who had been put on administrative leave and asked to repay nearly $65,000 in misspent funds.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., and her Senate Banking Committee colleagues unanimously advanced a bipartisan bill Tuesday to boost the nation’s housing supply, reduce barriers to homeownership and update federal housing regulations.
