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[inaudible conversations] its announcing the administration will be facing the programs over the next two years. Todays september 5 deadline was set by the plaintiffs presenting the administration with only two options to choose from a likely cancellation of the program by a judge or an orderly wind down that preserves the rule of law and returns the question to the legislative branch where it belongs and the president chose the latter. He made the best decision in light of the fact the system s...

Mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. The community of San Bernardino is in mourning once again after a tragic shooting. An elementary teacher and student were killed after a gunman open fire inside a classroom before turning the weapon on himself. Police are calling the shooting the result of a domestic dispute. Cedric anderson walked into the elementary and told the front desk he was dropping something off for his wife, karen smith, a special education teacher. The police chief said the couple had onl...

As broadband access becomes increasingly important for every day life and business throughout the world, the state of Alabama is keeping in step by providing some of the state's most underserved and under connected areas with reliable high speed internet.

MONTGOMERY – Gov. Kay Ivey on Tuesday during an event in Dothan announced how more than $400 million in federal funding and over $1.4 billion from the U.S. Department of

MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey on Tuesday during an event in Dothan announced how more than $400 million in federal funding and over $1.4 billion from the U.S. Department of

It wasn't great news, but it wasn't terrible either. Alabama, according to Broadbandnow, ranks 24th in the country for the states with the best and worst Internet.

To gather the fullest employment picture in Alabama – and across the nation for that matter – we must shift our focus to labor force participation.

Gov. Kay Ivey on Friday, during an event at the GulfQuest Maritime Museum, announced over $67 million for 27 projects, which are supported by funds from the Gulf of Mexico

Ivey spoke briefly to reporters today about the dismissal of Barbara Cooper, who led Alabama's acclaimed pre-kindergarten program.

The Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education secretary resigned after Gov. Kay Ivey banned a pre-K teacher resource book containing what she calls a "woke" agenda.