Roundup: Staff of suspended UA student magazines go to appeals court
Attorneys representing the staff of Alice and Nineteen Fifty-Six — two student magazines that the University of Alabama suspended in…

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Attorneys representing the staff of Alice and Nineteen Fifty-Six — two student magazines that the University of Alabama suspended in…
Affordable Care Act enrollment in Alabama dropped by 95,000 enrollees — nearly 23% — after enhanced premium tax credits expired…
A federal judge denied a motion from the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center to dismiss criminal charges from the U.S.…
A new report from No More Alabama has found that the state has spent $68 million on litigation defending Alabama…
A new report from Reproductive Health and Freedom Watch has called for greater transparency and oversight of crisis pregnancy centers…
A new report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities shows 81,800 Alabamians have lost Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program…
The Environmental Protection Agency is moving to approve a controversial plan that could allow millions of tons of toxic coal…
Alabama officials are seeking federal permission to fill in a stretch of wetlands and streams in the Cahaba and Black…
A recent federal court ruling upheld a nearly decade-old lower court ruling finding that the Alabama Department of Corrections fails…
After a two-month break, Alabama’s grocery tax will be back in effect starting July 1, meaning that Alabamians can expect…