Ivey seeks to better state's broadband ranking - Yellowhammer News
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.
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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.