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Hank Aaron, skeptic s mea culpa, vaccine campouts: News from around our 50 states

Hank Aaron, skeptic’s mea culpa, vaccine campouts: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Birmingham: The mayors of at least three Alabama cities, including heavily populated Birmingham, have been diagnosed with COVID-19 as the illness spreads rapidly across the state following the holidays. The city of Birmingham said Mayor Randall Woodfin was admitted to a hospital with COVID-19 pneumonia Monday, five days after announcing he tested positive for the new coronavirus. Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling said he was quarantining at home after testing positive for the virus, and the city of Auburn said Mayor Ron Anders was in quarantine after testing positive. Bowling told the Decatur Daily he felt guilty about participating in holiday family gatherings with his adult children and their families over the holidays. Alabama on Monday hit a new high for the number of COVID-19 patients in state hospitals with more than 3,000 ho

Assembly Committee Passes GOP COVID-19 Bill

Vos calls measure ‘bipartisan’ though all Democrats oppose it. //end headline wrapper ?>Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. File photo by Coburn Dukehart/Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism. The first bill that Republican lawmakers have voted on to address the coronavirus pandemic in eight and a half months cleared the Assembly Health Committee Tuesday, predictably along partisan lines. While the committee’s five Democrats all voted against it and no Democrats in either house of the Legislature played a role in writing or sponsoring the legislation, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) stuck to calling the bill  “bipartisan” and has vowed to put it on a fast-track trip to the desk of Gov.

GOP-backed COVID-19 relief bills getting fast-tracked through new session of Legislature

GOP-backed COVID-19 relief bills getting fast-tracked through new session of Legislature A proposed package of GOP backed COVID-19 bills got its first hearing at the state Capitol on Tuesday. There’s a number of business friendly measures in the package, including restricting local health departments from closing businesses for long periods of time, and broad lawsuit immunity for businesses. Those immunity measures that got most of the attention on Tuesday.  Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says that he wants to have businesses continue their COVID-19 prevention efforts, but also be free from lawsuits if someone catches the virus.  “But the idea is to try and find a balance, with the assumption that businesses are going to do the right thing.”

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