State House education leader Collins not seeking reelection
Representative Terri Collins ends her 16-year tenure in the Alabama House.
Wage garnishment resumes for defaulted student loan borrowers
It's unclear how or when the change could affect the roughly 92000 Alabamians who have defaulted on $2.1 billion in student loans.
ACHE: College degrees may not pay off right away, but by 30, the gap is clear
A new analysis from the Alabama Commission on Higher Education (ACHE) explains whether college degrees are worth the cost.
After strong first year, new CHOOSE Act applications open Jan. 2
Applications for Alabama’s CHOOSE Act education savings account program will open Jan. 2 for new families.
Hispanic enrollment drops sharply under new federal reporting rules, PARCA shows
Data shows that the number of students classified as Hispanic fell sharply, while the number classified as “two or more races” increased.
New teacher prep report cards show uneven results in reading preparation, highlight shortages
That's concerning that only 56% of our students are passing it on the first attempt,” State Superintendent Eric Mackey said.
Alabama bill targets screen time for children under 5
Alabama could become one of the first states to set statewide standards for screen time for children.
Alabama nears 500,000 credential goal as Success Plus deadline passes quietly
When Ivey set that ambitious Success Plus credentialing goal in 2018, no one knew that a global pandemic was less than two years away.
Alabama nears 500,000 credential goal as Success Plus deadline passes quietly
When Ivey set that ambitious Success Plus credentialing goal in 2018, no one knew that a global pandemic was less than two years away.
Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission Ends Year With Key Licensing Progress
After years of delays, the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission says a productive meeting moves the state closer to launching medical cannabis dispensaries.
Isaacman confirmed to lead NASA after earning Britt’s support
Alabama’s two U.S. senators voted to confirm Jared Isaacman to be NASA Administrator on Wednesday.
At Innovate Alabama forum, leaders focus on keeping talent home
If Alabama wants to compete in a fast-changing economy, state leaders say it can't just focus on jobs. It has to focus on people.
TVA’s Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant renewed for 20 years
TVA's Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant will now operate until the mid-2050s to provide power to more than 2 million homes.
New Alabama State House project remains on schedule as 2026 session approaches
The project remains on schedule and under budget as crews push ahead with interior finishes and structural work.
Federal government adds earnings comparison to the FAFSA process
FAFSA applicants will now get a "lower earnings" warning if they choose a school where college graduates earn less than high school graduates.
Hegseth designates Space Command in Huntsville
Alabama's entire congressional delegation joined Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to designate Huntsville as the home of Space Command.
Senate rejects dueling health care bills, Britt & Tuberville vote for GOP plan
The U.S. Senate failed to advance competing partisan health care bills as Alabamians brace for a spike in premiums.
Hyundai’s 20 years in Alabama reshaped state’s economy and manufacturing future
A bold recruitment bet that paid off, Hyundai’s two decades in Montgomery ignited a new era of automotive manufacturing across Alabama.
U.S. House passes defense policy bill led by Rogers
The defense bill will authorize $197 million for construction at Alabama's military bases.
Fannie Mae office to relocate to Birmingham, Tuberville says
The mortgage finance provider will now have an office in Birmingham, Alabama.
ACCS board approves new programs, fee hike as enrollment climbs
ACCS board approves new programs, fee hike as enrollment climbs.
Pike County agriscience teacher Christian Stanley wins Milken Award, $25K prize
Pike County agriscience teacher Christian Stanley wins Milken Award, $25K prize.
UA report: Alabama advancing statewide broadband, rural gaps persist
A new report from University of Alabama researchers details how the state has made progress since 2018 and what challenges lie ahead.
Ivey, education leaders praise federal move to merge education, workforce programs
State Superintendent Eric Mackey said the federal merger will help educators better prepare students for high-demand careers.
Bloomberg, City Fund launch $20M initiative for Alabama HBCU, charter school partnerships
Alabama will serve as the launch site for a new $20 million national initiative.
Islamic Academy drops Hoover plans following zoning rejection, Tuberville remarks
The Islamic Academy has operated in Homewood for nearly 30 years with no concerns from city officials or neighbors.
State Senator Blocks State Contracts Over Cities’ Internet Sales Tax Lawsuit
Albritton said the lawsuit disrupts state revenues and that cities should bring their concerns to lawmakers rather than to the courts.
Alabama board split on process, content as social studies textbook vote delayed
Alabama board split on process, content as social studies textbook vote delayed.
PEEHIP shortfall persists ahead of 2026 legislative session
Alabama's teacher health insurance program is heading into the 2026 legislative session with a shortfall.
Alabama seniors earning college credit before graduation nearly doubles since 2019
More high school graduates are leaving school with college credits.
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