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Only 10 states have not joined the federal program that expands Medicaid to people who are still in the “coverage gap” for health care

Here is a list of the legislation that passed the Alabama Legislature this week. House HB 384, sponsored by Rep. Ron Bolton, R-Northport, increases a fee for service documents by the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s office related to civil matters to $60. It passed 18-0. It goes to the Senate. HB 427, sponsored by Rep. Tracy […] The post What passed in the Alabama Legislature: April 16-18, 2024 appeared first on Alabama Reflector.

Five bills geared towards workforce development were passed in the House, from childcare and housing tax credits to a bill creating an alternative pathway to ge

A weekday morning synopsis of West Alabama news, sports and weather.

The Warrior-Tombigbee Waterway Association (WTWA) will hold its annual conference at Perdido Beach Resort in Orange Beach, Ala., May 15-17.

Workers completed the first of seven concrete pours April 11 as part of the project to repair Demopolis Lock on the Tombigbee River.

A new state of the art sawmill is coming to Coosa County thanks to a recent $115 million investment from Demopolis based Two Rivers Lumber Company. The new operation in Kellyton will be the business' second location in Alabama and will reportedly create 130 jobs.

(The Center Square) – A $115 million sawmill operation creating 130 jobs will be built in Kellyton, Alabama and Coosa County officials said Thursday.

A strong bond between doctors and patients leads to better health care, say Alabama doctors. A new awareness campaign launched by the state’s Medical Association called “Your Care is at

Some schools in West Alabama are choosing to either stay closed or dismiss early on Wednesday as the threat of severe weather looms.