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 particular focus on education, culture, and general assignment news. Brian is a 2024 Pulitzer finalist and has been featured in numerous publications such as Gadsden Times, The Anniston Star, 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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We are going to see the Alabama Legislature try to strip people of their rights. We cannot allow that to be the end of the story.
For an administration that values loyalty above all, spewing nonsense is a sign of obedience.
Montgomery's Dexter Avenue has seen appalling scenes of oppression and heroic acts by men and women to build democracy.
Alabama’s state officials no longer bother with the pretenses of democracy.
Alabama politics are dominated by hate, distraction and a lack of meaningful choices. It's hard to say the state as a whole is embracing that.
In this video, editor Brian Lyman discusses the reasons for Alabama's low voter turnout and what that means for state policies as a whole.
Politics in Alabama are less about conservatism than voter disengagement
Alabama's attorney general spent a decade trying to be the official right-wing voters say they want. His reward: Third place in a primary.
Democrats still have a tall hill to climb in the fall, but the primary results suggest they're getting enthusiasm where they need it.
He wasn’t the first to go this way. He won’t be the last.
