The Alabama Legislature’s Republican leaders are pushing the U.S. Senate to avert a potentially “devastating” government shutdown, set to start Wednesday.
Every Friday for about six weeks, a working group filled with state health leaders and lawmakers, is meeting to determine how to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on rural health care.
The U.S. Department of Education on Wednesday (Sept. 24) opened the Free Application for Federal Student Aid for the 2026–27 school year a week before the Oct. 1 deadline to do so.
Gov. Kay Ivey has announced a working group that will advise state leaders on Alabama’s application to receive a portion of the $50 billion rural health fund.
Eleven Alabama public charter schools are asking a Montgomery circuit judge to block the state superintendent of education from finalizing annual countywide property tax distributions to other public schools until the court decides …
Alabama, along with other states, can now apply to receive a chunk of the $50 billion allocated to address rural health needs included in the July GOP-led budget law.
Undergraduate enrollment at Alabama’s public universities is up this fall, according to figures presented to the Alabama Commission on Higher Education.