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Senate · MontgomeryThe Alabama House concurred with Senate changes and awarded final passage on Thursday to a bill by State Representative Craig Lipscomb, R – Gadsden, that helps shield owners in the state from squatters who illegally take residence in homes and property. “Large cities and metropolitan areas across the county have recently experienced an epidemic of squatters who seek to live rent free in properties they do not own and to which they have no legal …See the Story
Alabama Legislature awards final passage to Anti-Squatting Measure
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryOn Monday, April 29th at 3 p.m. CDT, U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, AL-07, will kick off National Small Business Week with a “Terri Talks” virtual discussion entitled “Sipping on Success: The Story of Selma’s Award-Winning Small Business Owner Jackie Smith.” Joining Rep. Sewell will be Ms. Jackie Smith, owner of The Coffee Shoppe in Selma. Next week, at a special ceremony in Washington D.C., Ms. Smith will be awarded the U.S. Small Business Administrat…See the Story
Rep. Sewell to kick off National Small Business Week with “Terri Talks” virtual discussion
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryLibrarians in Alabama are struggling. They have been for a while, and there’s no light at the end of the tunnel yet. On my last day working in public libraries, I made a farewell post that included: “If there is anything that I’ve learned about libraries in the last 14 years, it’s that only a very small part of the value of a library is based on the books on the shelves. Most of the value lies in the people who choose those books, who help you …See the Story
Politicization of libraries has many planning exit strategies
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryAfter 31 years in prison, on Tuesday, Robert George, 85, was released to become a free man again surrounded by family and a team of individuals who helped secure his release. George said his faith in God helped him keep hope that day would come. “Hope, I can tell everybody, that man up there,” George said. “So the man above the only one, you got to depend on him.” George was convicted of manslaughter in 1993 for the fatal shooting of 11-year-old…See the Story
Forgiveness and Hope: Robert George’s 31-year journey to freedom
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryFor the past several years, Rep. Chris Sells, R-Greenville, has been carrying a bill to require parental control filters to be turned on by default on all devices in an effort to guard children from accidentally accessing pornography. And every year, there has been the same debate—telecommunications companies say the bill is unworkable and other opponents raise concerns that it could be found to unconstitutionally interfere with the First Amendm…See the Story
Debate continues on bill requiring default parental controls on devices
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryThe recent bipartisan push to give Alabama educators 12 weeks of paid parental leave was a promising development for a state where teachers have long lacked this essential support. This bill would have provided much-needed stability for educators, covering leave for childbirth, adoption, miscarriage, or stillbirth, recognizing that these events require time and space for physical recovery and emotional healing. Sen. Vivian Figures, D-Mobile, who…See the Story
Lawmakers must fight to restore paid parental leave after Orr’s cruel move
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Abortion · MontgomeryIn normal times, it would seem like a rather simple question. “Should you take all measures, including an abortion, to save the life of a patient in a medical emergency?” I mean, the answer is yes. Clearly. Without pause. You save that woman’s life. You perform whatever medical procedures necessary, including an abortion, to save the life on the table. It’s basic doctorin’. But even more basically, it’s basic human decency. It’s basic common …See the Story
Stopping abortions is now more precious than women’s lives
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Senate · MontgomeryChildren “don’t have any control over their plight; they just know they’re hungry,” Victor Adamo told a Senate committee Wednesday. Several others joined Adamo during a public hearing on HB145, the proposed Education Trust Fund budget, to call for a $10 to $15 million appropriation toward administering the summer EBT program in 2025. The federal program has not required state funding since its launch following the Covid-19 pandemic, but now requ…See the Story
Citizens call for Summer EBT to be funded in Education Trust Fund Budget
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