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 strong focus on civil rights, racial issues, and energy policy. Brian's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Gadsden Times, Montgomery Advertiser, and Yahoo News, highlighting his commitment to general assignment news and regional interests.
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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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The mold in the building endangered state employees every single day.
As we marked our nation’s 250th birthday, July 2 was the 125th anniversary of a lynching in Elmore County.
The state grocery tax is unpopular. But many state politicians feel no urgency about reducing it.
The official reason Auburn’s Board of Trustees dissolved its faculty senate and took power over curricula? To “advance academic quality, transparency, consistency and institutional alignment while pre...
This is about Alabama’s politicians and their ongoing meltdown over college students becoming critical thinkers.
The Alabama Supreme Court is about to face a test. It’s not about Tommy Tuberville’s eligibility to run for governor. At least, not yet. The question for justices: Can a court even determine whether a...
A Daughters of the American Revolution obsession. Needless attacks on data center opponents. Has the state GOP lost the plot?
By: Brian Lyman
There’s a hypothesis I can’t shake after years of observations.Alabama Republicans are getting bad at politics.So far, that hasn’t threatened their hegemony. The party controls all state offices; holds seven of the state’s nine congressional seats and enjoys supermajorities in the Alabama Legislatur...
GOP candidates are pursuing niche obsessions and needlessly antagonizing opponents of data centers.
Conservatives play the music in Alabama politics. They set the tempo, call out the steps and judge the dancers. So the ball is always the same. The right-wingers waltz with large business; do a bit of liturgical dance and stomp and shout at anyone deemed an outsider. Non-conservatives stepping onto the floor might want to […]
