Ralph Chapoco

A budget official said last week that the grocery tax cut reduced sales tax revenues by $124 million, about $28 million less than projected.

Montgomery creates law to require people who carry firearms to have identification, but the AG's Office says that is against state law.

The civil rights nonprofit said in a statement on Monday that it continued to back President and CEO Margaret Huang.

Construction of the new Alabama Statehouse is on track so far, but the cost for the general works contract set for October still uncertain.

The legislation would allow people with a disability to designate someone to assist with delivering absentee ballots.

Several audit reports made public by the U.S. Postal Service detail problems with delays in deliveries at several sites in Alabama.

An audit of postal facilities in Center Point, Birmingham, Northport and Tuscaloosa found operational problems that the report said was hampering the quality of service in those locations.

Voting rights groups filed a federal lawsuit Friday against Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen, saying his attempt to remove individuals who are not citizens from the state’s voter registration rolls violates the U.S. Constitution and federal law.

Individual who spent decades in prison describe the obstacles that people face when reentering society, suggests more help is needed.

The bill adds birth dates to the list of information that people must provide law enforcement when they are detained.