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Alabama should follow North Carolina s lead and expand medicaid

North Carolina became the 40th state to expand Medicaid after Gov. Roy Cooper signed expansion legislation into law Monday.

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Alabama Power announces leadership changes

/PRNewswire/ Today Alabama Power announced leadership changes that will enhance the company s economic development and environmental stewardship efforts,.

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Alabama Power announces leadership changes

Roles support reliability, economic development and environmental stewardship. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ Today Alabama Power announced leadership changes that will enhance the company s economic development and environmental stew.

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Alabama pays the lowest property taxes in the nation

It's not likely to change any time soon.

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Comeback Town: Alabama paying cost of Medicaid expansion but getting none of the benefits

Policymakers have long worried about the cost of expanding Medicaid. Others have suggested that providing access to care is not a cost of that should not be borne by society. The dirty little secret is that society is already paying these costs.

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