Gov. Kay Ivey points to education gains, economic growth in State of the State address
Gov. Kay Ivey touted Alabama’s improvements in education, infrastructure and economic development in her 2025 State of the ...
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey promises paid parental leave for teachers, state workers. Will it happen?
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey pledged support to give teachers and other state employees paid parental leave during her her annual ...
Governor Ivey to deliver State of the State address, focus on education and safety
Governor Kay Ivey announced she will deliver her eighth State of the State address to the Alabama Legislature and Alabamians ...
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Backing the blue and combatting crime: A breakdown of Gov. Ivey's ‘Safe Alabama’ package
We're learning more about the public safety package unveiled by Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey during her State of the State address ...
Alabama legislators react to Governor Ivey’s State of the State address
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle had a lot to say following Governor Kay Ivey’s 8th State of the state speech Tuesday night.
Birmingham residents react to Gov. Ivey’s focus on inner-city crime
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WIAT) — Gov. Kay Ivey said her main priority is making Alabama safer. She highlighted ways to fight crime ...
Birmingham mayor responds to Gov. Ivey’s call for crackdown on ‘inner-city gun violence’
Asked for a response to Ivey’s called for a crackdown on inner-city gun violence, Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin focused on ...
ONLY ON 12: Ivey discusses crime, education priorities for 2025
Governor Kay Ivey sat down with WSFA 12 News Anchor Mark Bullock to discuss her legislative priorities for 2025.
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'They cannot legislate identity': Alabamians march in Montgomery for LGBTQ+ rights
This is our home. It is worth fighting for. That is why we’re here today," said Maddie Conway, a trans woman who spoke at the ...
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To ban or not to ban? Lawmakers create bills to ban cellphones in Alabama public schools
This legislative session, lawmakers mean business when it comes to banning cellphones for K-12 students in classrooms. On Feb. 4, lawmakers introduced bills in the House and Senate that will make this ...