Dozens of bills passed by the Alabama Legislature and signed by Gov. Kay Ivey this year will take effect in the next two months. That includes two that will save consumers money beginning Sept. 1.

New grant money from the state will funnel millions into the River Region, with Prattville and Montgomery taking home ...

Alabama high school seniors now have a new, simplified path to higher education, thanks to a statewide initiative announced ...

In a speech addressed to the Economic Development Association of Alabama on Monday, Gov. Kay Ivey announced that more than ...

Kay Ivey signed off on it earlier this summer.It lowers the state sales tax on groceries from 3% to 2%. Jodi Applegate, lives in Fairhope said, “I work in the food service industry and it hits us ...

Governor Kay Ivey announced on Monday that over $25.9 million in Growing Alabama funding has been allocated to support ...

Alabama colleges have gotten a lot bigger in the last decade, despite enrollment setbacks during the pandemic. Auburn University, though smaller than the University of Alabama, stands out for a huge ...

Gov. Kay Ivey today announced more than $3.7 million in state funding is being awarded to cities and counties created by ...

Governor Kay Ivey announces $25.9 million in Growing Alabama funds for economic projects in 15 communities.

Q, Alabama’s oldest barbecue restaurant, will attempt to set a world record this weekend for the most pulled pork sandwiches ...

Alabama Senate Pro Tem Garlan Gudger, R-Cullman, announced Friday that he introduced a bill, SB12, to repeal SB322 after ...