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Alabama Public Library Service staff Thursday advised members of the APLS board to not fill a position created to assist libraries with compliance with controversial administrative code changes over the last two years.

Attorneys for Jeffery Lee argue that nitrogen gas remains lawful despite a federal court declaring a state protocol unconstitutional.

A former Southern Poverty Law Center executive pleaded not guilty Tuesday to conspiracy charges of wire fraud and making false statements as part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s prosecution of the...

Students filed the appeal after a federal district court ruled against them in May, saying the university may regulate content.

The Alabama Attorney General's Office wants commissioners of the Public Service Commission to vote in public on whether to approve large load contracts, like those that apply to data centers.

This story was originally published by the Alabama Reflector. Broadcast version is by the Alabama News Service

The decision Thursday was another increase in the multibillion prison construction project, which has exceeded its original appropriation.

The judge says that Alabama law bars Myers from getting another chance at another trial after he already appealed his sentence once.

Commissioners typically delegate authority of such contracts to staff who regularly approve them if they meet specific requirements.

Heidi Beirich's attorney will request that the trial be scheduled for the end of January even though the judge scheduled it for October.