Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey pledged support to give teachers and other state employees paid parental leave during her her annual State of the State address Tuesday evening. She also said that school ...

Four days later, Governor Brad Little signed the Strategic Permitting, Efficiency, and Economic Development or ‘SPEED’ Act. "Here in Idaho. We're going to take even more steps to make sure the ...

WHAT ARE SOME OF THESE BILLS LOOK TO DO, JARVIS? WELL, GOVERNOR KAY IVEY FIRST ANNOUNCED LEGISLATIVE PLANS LAST NIGHT DURING HER STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS. SHE CONSIDERS IT A SAFE ALABAMA PACKAGE.

Gov. Kay Ivey is unveiling her public safety package for the State of Alabama, promised in her State of the State address. The public safety legislation, which is meant to support law enforcement and ...

The Alabama Kidney Foundation is celebrating 50 years and they want your help to kick off the year's campaign.

While Trump signed an executive order about trans women in sports, he gave a shoutout to Idaho's own Brad Little. Appeals court rejects Trump's emergency bid to curtail birthright citizenship 25 ...

Kay Ivey backed on Tuesday a slate of bills that include a ban on Glock switches, an effort to boost police ranks and an attempt to focus prison space on the most violent offenders.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Calling public safety her top priority for the session, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey backed on Tuesday a slate of bills that include a ban on Glock switches, an effort to boost ...

Metro Area Crime Suppression Budget Proposal Governor Ivey’s budget proposal would boost funding to the Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit to include $3 million in recurring appropriations supporting a ...

During her annual State of the State Address on Feb. 4, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced a number of initiates, including her call for legislation that would ban the use of phones at public schools for ...

Kay Ivey touted Alabama’s improvements in education ... “But to brag on our scores at 37 and 32, we got to get a little bit higher.” The governor also said expanding using tax dollars ...