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Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey namedrops Gulf of America for first time during State of the State address

  • Alabama Governor Kay Ivey mentioned the Gulf of America for the first time during her State of the State address.
  • Ivey stated, "The state of our state is strong and opportunity abounds for all of Alabama."
  • She directed her cabinet agencies, including the Alabama National Guard and ALEA, to be ready to assist where needed.
  • Ivey claimed Alabama students will show the highest gains in the country despite challenges in education.
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FULL REMARKS: Gov. Kay Ivey delivers 2025 State of the State address

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Tuesday delivered here 2025 State of the State address outlining her plans for the new year.

·Huntsville, United States
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Gov. Kay Ivey points to education gains, economic growth in State of the State address • Alabama Reflector

Gov. Kay Ivey delivers the State of the State address in the Old House Chamber in the Alabama State Capitol on Feb. 4, 2025 in Montgomery, Alabama. (Will McClelland for Alabama Reflector)Gov. Kay Ivey touted Alabama’s improvements in education, infrastructure and economic development in her 2025 State of the State address Tuesday while outlining legislative priorities focused on public safety and workforce participation. Speaking before lawmaker…

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Gov. Ivey tackles gun violence, securing the Southern border and more in State of the State address

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey will lay out a comprehensive plan for the coming year when she delivers her eighth State of the State address Tuesday evening.

·Birmingham, United States
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Gov. Kay Ivey calls herself 'MeMaw' during 2025 State of the State address

In a lighthearted moment about her age, Ivey acknowledged that some call her 'Memaw,' a term often used to refer to a Southern grandmother.

·Montgomery, United States
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How will Alabama lawmakers crack down on crime? Ivey pledges to ‘back the blue’ in State of the State

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said public safety is her number one priority during the legislative session that started Tuesday, saying she would support a package of bills to support police and crack down on felons who commit gun crimes.Ivey, in her eighth State of the State address at the State Capitol, also pledged to help President Trump’s initiatives on illegal immigration.

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Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey namedrops Gulf of America for first time during State of the State address

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) -- Academic gains in Alabama's public school system and a commitment to using levers of government to support President Donald Trump's "mission" are two of several things Gov. Kay Ivey spoke on during her annual State of the State address. Ivey, who has been governor of Alabama since 2017, held the speech in the Old House Chamber of the state Capitol Building. The speech started at around 6 p.m. Tuesday. You can read the …

·Huntsville, United States
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WHNT 19 News broke the news in Huntsville, United States on Wednesday, February 5, 2025.
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