Brian Lyman is a State Government Reporter at Alabama Reflector. He covers a range of topics including politics, state government, science, and history, with a focus on governance, social issues, and legislation. His work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Gadsden Times, Houston Chronicle, and Yahoo News.
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Brian Lyman's work predominantly focuses on local politics and legal policy regulation within the state of Alabama. His coverage often includes government announcements and obituaries related to political figures or individuals involved in civil rights.
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I wish Alabamians could speak plainly to our legislators. I mean, you can do that, but blunt language won't get your problems fixed.
For executions to continue, the gurney must be shrouded in darkness.
By: Brian Lyman
We could have done this a decade ago.
It's not that lawmakers will take up these issues. It's that a Legislature with genuine interest in Alabama problems would do so.
One thing you can say for certain: we didn't lack for things to write about. Below, my choices for the top 10 Alabama political stories of 2024.
It’s hard to keep a sense of hope as a political journalist. It’s even harder when you ply your trade in Alabama.
By: Brian Lyman
Gov. Kay Ivey Tuesday set an election for outgoing Senate President Pro Tem Greg Reed’s Senate seat just west of Birmingham. The primaries for Reed’s seat will take place on March 11. Runoffs for party nominations, if necessary, will take place on April 8, with a general election on June 24. Candidates for the seat […]
Alabama politics are never sedate. That helps when you’re pulling together a year-end list on the subject.
Alabama Senate District 5 includes all of Fayette, Lamar and Walker counties, along with a portion of Tuscaloosa County
Alabama politicians tempted to attack vulnerable people for personal gain should remember the fates of George Wallace and Albert Brewer.
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