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Ivey education plans: Where we ve never gone before

State leadership will venture into uncharted waters in their efforts to bolster public education, according to Gov. Kay Ivey.

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Britt wants to ensure Alabama is covered on Senate committees

The Senate hopeful said she wanted to work alongside U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) "to make sure Alabama is covered."

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AG candidate: Marshall not aggressively enforcing gambling laws

the Democratic nominee for Attorney General Wendell Major said Alabama doesn't have "aggressive enforcement' of gambling laws.

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7 Things: NAACP, Doug Jones and former Tiger attack Tuberville; non-citizens get voter notifications; and more

The blood was in the water all over the past few days with the media, their Democrats and Democrat's attack dogs were out in force declaring U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville a racist.

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DA association chief: Fentanyl weapon of mass destruction

Barry Matson, the Executive Director of the Alabama District Attorneys Association discussed the need for stronger fentanyl trafficking laws.

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